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Around the time of the 2022 World Cup, there was an online seller that created a vintage inspired Canada Soccer kit because the authentic kits were sold out. Been trying to find the website on Google or Reddit but haven't had any luck. If you anyone can help, much appreciated.
Hey everyone,
My daughter is 13 and she currently has multiple offers to play, but I'm not a soccer guy. So need some advice/clarification.
She's received 2 offers from district teams, she's also got an offer from an iModle team and just finished phase 2 with an OPDL team.
After the last training session with the current team, she was adviced they don't have an open spot at the moment, but that she has a full time spot in their academy where she will practice once a week with the OPDL team and can play up to 6 games.
I come from hockey so I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around all the names thrown around within soccer.
Is the academy offer better than the iModel offer? My understanding with iModel is any organization can throw a team in.
I heard that CANMNT was looking to play at even more canadian cities, and it got me really excited that I could finally see a game in Calgary, but I do some research and apparently McMahon is not “FIFA certified”. I think it might have something to do with the ground itself, but I don’t know why it isn’t certified and what this even means, and if this can be changed. I know this is probably a really dumb question with an obvious answer, I was just really curious