2010G BSC Coming For FVU

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Anonymous wrote:The team trains like crazy and NM is an excellent coach. He knows what he is doing. For me, the issue is this: players don’t need to just be great talent… they need to think. I see a lot of adrenaline take over on the final third that could be better used with preset plays, but several of the girls are not looking or thinking in that situation. This is a problem on many teams but that is the standout for me. You have to be smart, not just strong, fast, and skilled.

So KL’s style wasn’t “smart”? It was just based on strength and speed?

The style was smart. The kids are not as smart as they need to be. Don’t confound the two things, they are separate. You can have great plays but in the moment the players need to execute and remember. They are not all doing that.

So NM’s tactics and system are too “smart” for the players?

Say what you want about NM but his kids all leave club college ready.

What’s the last top end team NM had? 02 McLean?

FVU children just don’t get it. It’s not always about top teams. He is producing college ready players whether you like him or not.

You guys cried your way into the playoffs and are worried about BSC. When your . team gets destroyed who will you blame then? Don’t worry, people will be watching.

Not party to this dispute but confused—are FVU 2010g going to the playoffs?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The team trains like crazy and NM is an excellent coach. He knows what he is doing. For me, the issue is this: players don’t need to just be great talent… they need to think. I see a lot of adrenaline take over on the final third that could be better used with preset plays, but several of the girls are not looking or thinking in that situation. This is a problem on many teams but that is the standout for me. You have to be smart, not just strong, fast, and skilled.

So KL’s style wasn’t “smart”? It was just based on strength and speed?

The style was smart. The kids are not as smart as they need to be. Don’t confound the two things, they are separate. You can have great plays but in the moment the players need to execute and remember. They are not all doing that.

So NM’s tactics and system are too “smart” for the players?

Say what you want about NM but his kids all leave club college ready.

What’s the last top end team NM had? 02 McLean?

I think he had the 06 team in the end. or at least brought players over. I'm not sure how yelling at 17 and 18 years during the entire game is helping them be prepared for college. I guess college coaches yell too?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The team trains like crazy and NM is an excellent coach. He knows what he is doing. For me, the issue is this: players don’t need to just be great talent… they need to think. I see a lot of adrenaline take over on the final third that could be better used with preset plays, but several of the girls are not looking or thinking in that situation. This is a problem on many teams but that is the standout for me. You have to be smart, not just strong, fast, and skilled.

So KL’s style wasn’t “smart”? It was just based on strength and speed?

The style was smart. The kids are not as smart as they need to be. Don’t confound the two things, they are separate. You can have great plays but in the moment the players need to execute and remember. They are not all doing that.

So NM’s tactics and system are too “smart” for the players?

Say what you want about NM but his kids all leave club college ready.

What’s the last top end team NM had? 02 McLean?

I think he had the 06 team in the end. or at least brought players over. I'm not sure how yelling at 17 and 18 years during the entire game is helping them be prepared for college. I guess college coaches yell too?

06 Union was a top team? I don’t think so.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The team trains like crazy and NM is an excellent coach. He knows what he is doing. For me, the issue is this: players don’t need to just be great talent… they need to think. I see a lot of adrenaline take over on the final third that could be better used with preset plays, but several of the girls are not looking or thinking in that situation. This is a problem on many teams but that is the standout for me. You have to be smart, not just strong, fast, and skilled.

So KL’s style wasn’t “smart”? It was just based on strength and speed?

The style was smart. The kids are not as smart as they need to be. Don’t confound the two things, they are separate. You can have great plays but in the moment the players need to execute and remember. They are not all doing that.

So NM’s tactics and system are too “smart” for the players?

Say what you want about NM but his kids all leave club college ready.

What’s the last top end team NM had? 02 McLean?

FVU children just don’t get it. It’s not always about top teams. He is producing college ready players whether you like him or not.

You guys cried your way into the playoffs and are worried about BSC. When your . team gets destroyed who will you blame then? Don’t worry, people will be watching.

How does a team cry its way into the playoffs? Seriously. Doesn’t ECNL post the allotments?

[Anonymous]

Ignore the DCUM idiot. There many ways to get showcased and invited to Seattle this summer. Neither FVU nor BSC 10's will be in the playoffs and as of writing today only FVU has a guaranteed trip to Seattle to play Showcase/Friendly games.

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Anonymous wrote:Ignore the DCUM idiot. There many ways to get showcased and invited to Seattle this summer. Neither FVU nor BSC 10's will be in the playoffs and as of writing today only FVU has a guaranteed trip to Seattle to play Showcase/Friendly games.

BSC is definitely qualifying for Seattle at one of the levels.

FVU is 6/10 with “n/a” as their playoff qualification.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ignore the DCUM idiot. There many ways to get showcased and invited to Seattle this summer. Neither FVU nor BSC 10's will be in the playoffs and as of writing today only FVU has a guaranteed trip to Seattle to play Showcase/Friendly games.

They are in the playoffs….

[Anonymous]

FVU must have gotten invited to one of the friendlies games at ECNL Nationals — at U16 28 teams are invited to friendlies. Same at U17.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ignore the DCUM idiot. There many ways to get showcased and invited to Seattle this summer. Neither FVU nor BSC 10's will be in the playoffs and as of writing today only FVU has a guaranteed trip to Seattle to play Showcase/Friendly games.

BSC is definitely qualifying for Seattle at one of the levels.

FVU is 6/10 with “n/a” as their playoff qualification.

Hey stupid everyone in Seattle is not there for playoffs, keep up please!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ignore the DCUM idiot. There many ways to get showcased and invited to Seattle this summer. Neither FVU nor BSC 10's will be in the playoffs and as of writing today only FVU has a guaranteed trip to Seattle to play Showcase/Friendly games.

BSC is definitely qualifying for Seattle at one of the levels.

FVU is 6/10 with “n/a” as their playoff qualification.

BSC with that loss to the mighty MDU 10's LMAO, are very unlikely to make playoffs now, barring PDA dropping the bag the rest of the way BSC is out of champions league playoff spot cause you will not beat Penn Fussion. Fusion is a different class than all the teams on the East coast. Best case scenario NM is North America Cup bound. Tottally worth it

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ignore the DCUM idiot. There many ways to get showcased and invited to Seattle this summer. Neither FVU nor BSC 10's will be in the playoffs and as of writing today only FVU has a guaranteed trip to Seattle to play Showcase/Friendly games.

BSC is definitely qualifying for Seattle at one of the levels.

FVU is 6/10 with “n/a” as their playoff qualification.

BSC with that loss to the mighty MDU 10's LMAO, are very unlikely to make playoffs now, barring PDA dropping the bag the rest of the way BSC is out of champions league playoff spot cause you will not beat Penn Fussion. Fusion is a different class than all the teams on the East coast. Best case scenario NM is North America Cup bound. Tottally worth it

Okay, if that’s the case let’s shut this thing down. Send the current starting XI over to mandatory Next Star trainings while the RL players get a few games under their belts.

[Anonymous]

Next Next Star only has practices in VA

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How is BSC getting practice space in VA?

NM is affliliated with GFR

BSC practicing at GFR fields on FFX permits? That’s rich.

On brand for NM and BSC to skirt rules for their personal glory

Lol! Sending a message to Fx Co Park Authority. Have fun getting field space in the spring, GFR!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How is BSC getting practice space in VA?

NM is affliliated with GFR

BSC practicing at GFR fields on FFX permits? That’s rich.

On brand for NM and BSC to skirt rules for their personal glory

Lol! Sending a message to Fx Co Park Authority. Have fun getting field space in the spring, GFR!

You sound like a Batman villain -- or just a jerk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Next Next Star only has practices in VA

Next Star South!