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Tottenham's academy, which is now acknowledged as one of the best in England and produced more recent first team players than ManU is double the size of the 'Caps in terms of number of players and had I believe over 40 full time staff devoted to the youth players. Add to that the state of the...

One thing that has always bothered me is the size of the Whitecaps academy/residency. It isn't big enough. Most successful pro-club academies in Europe have twice the number of players and 3 to 5 times the number of staff. If developing home grown players is a priority, the 'Caps need to...

I don't really see the Clubs with BCSPL franchises taking a we are better than everyone approach but perhaps I am oblivious to this because I am part of one of those clubs. Do you have examples to illustrate this?

Allowing 13 clubs to enter the league and then "relegating" 5 after the first season isn't desirable. That creates an environment where is all about winning and not about player development. This could also leave a region with no representation at a certain age group if the results don't go in...