Girls Mid Atlantic 2020 - 2021 season

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Anonymous wrote:McLean and VDA, people don’t care.


Mclean guy cares. He's here to set us all straight. The people he pays are tthe best. Therefore, he makes better investments As a result, he's a better soccer parent because he is positioning his kid for success while the rest of us are not. He needs you to understand that. Its important in the overall picture.


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No, I can’t set you straight. Some people are beyond help. Enjoy your under achieving life. . Yes, I am smiling cuz you’re so easy to rile up.


I can’t think of anything more "under achieving" as an adult then to be living viciously through a teenage kid.

As a reminder, you pay for your kid to play. Nothing special about it.


Ha. Same old cliche lines. Poke, poke. Rile, rile.


LOL. Other poster is right and karma police have a date with you. Enjoy that!


Ha! Yes, karma hates people that work hard and succeed. Riiiigghhht.



Your 11 year old nutmeg her teammate or something? You're pumped up for no reason l. Lol..GTFOH
Anonymous
I feel like kids are on here posting nonsense.

What is most impressive about the current standings at u16 and older, is the dominance of the former DA clubs. Both clubs sit in either the 2nd or 3rd position w/o having played any of the NoVA teams. I think both we finish the season strong and make it to nationals. Richmond and McLean seem to be the only clubs that will be able to compete against them. Does anyone know if those clubs were as strong before moving to DA? Also, how many playoff slots will MA receive. In the past it was three. I don't imagine that adding two additional teams will warrant a 4th.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I feel like kids are on here posting nonsense.

What is most impressive about the current standings at u16 and older, is the dominance of the former DA clubs. Both clubs sit in either the 2nd or 3rd position w/o having played any of the NoVA teams. I think both we finish the season strong and make it to nationals. Richmond and McLean seem to be the only clubs that will be able to compete against them. Does anyone know if those clubs were as strong before moving to DA? Also, how many playoff slots will MA receive. In the past it was three. I don't imagine that adding two additional teams will warrant a 4th.


Who asked?
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Anonymous wrote:McLean and VDA, people don’t care.


Mclean guy cares. He's here to set us all straight. The people he pays are tthe best. Therefore, he makes better investments As a result, he's a better soccer parent because he is positioning his kid for success while the rest of us are not. He needs you to understand that. Its important in the overall picture.


+1


No, I can’t set you straight. Some people are beyond help. Enjoy your under achieving life. . Yes, I am smiling cuz you’re so easy to rile up.


I can’t think of anything more "under achieving" as an adult then to be living viciously through a teenage kid.

As a reminder, you pay for your kid to play. Nothing special about it.


Ha. Same old cliche lines. Poke, poke. Rile, rile.


LOL. Other poster is right and karma police have a date with you. Enjoy that!


Ha! Yes, karma hates people that work hard and succeed. Riiiigghhht.



Your 11 year old nutmeg her teammate or something? You're pumped up for no reason l. Lol..GTFOH


What are you even referring to at this point? 11 yr old nutmegs?? Have another drink bud. Poke, poke. Rile, rile. You’re so easy to upset.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:McLean and VDA, people don’t care.


Mclean guy cares. He's here to set us all straight. The people he pays are tthe best. Therefore, he makes better investments As a result, he's a better soccer parent because he is positioning his kid for success while the rest of us are not. He needs you to understand that. Its important in the overall picture.


+1


No, I can’t set you straight. Some people are beyond help. Enjoy your under achieving life. . Yes, I am smiling cuz you’re so easy to rile up.


I can’t think of anything more "under achieving" as an adult then to be living viciously through a teenage kid.

As a reminder, you pay for your kid to play. Nothing special about it.


Ha. Same old cliche lines. Poke, poke. Rile, rile.


LOL. Other poster is right and karma police have a date with you. Enjoy that!


Ha! Yes, karma hates people that work hard and succeed. Riiiigghhht.



Your 11 year old nutmeg her teammate or something? You're pumped up for no reason l. Lol..GTFOH


What are you even referring to at this point? 11 yr old nutmegs?? Have another drink bud. Poke, poke. Rile, rile. You’re so easy to upset.


Sports parents who live vicariously through their kids tend to be overcontrolling and pushy, even when they don’t mean to be.Often, parents fall into the trap of pushing a child to fulfill the dreams that they themselves never fulfilled. That trap can hurt the child, frustrate the parent, and lead to marital problems when couples disagree about those dreams.
Anonymous
This is true. If your kid is happy on whatever level team then let it go. If you are pushing your child to be on GA or ECNl and they are bench players then you are not helping them. These kids are stressed out from their parents and not the coaches. If you are riding home from a game complaining about the coach or criticizing kids from your same team then you are on a bridge too far.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:McLean and VDA, people don’t care.


Mclean guy cares. He's here to set us all straight. The people he pays are tthe best. Therefore, he makes better investments As a result, he's a better soccer parent because he is positioning his kid for success while the rest of us are not. He needs you to understand that. Its important in the overall picture.


+1


No, I can’t set you straight. Some people are beyond help. Enjoy your under achieving life. . Yes, I am smiling cuz you’re so easy to rile up.


I can’t think of anything more "under achieving" as an adult then to be living viciously through a teenage kid.

As a reminder, you pay for your kid to play. Nothing special about it.


Ha. Same old cliche lines. Poke, poke. Rile, rile.


LOL. Other poster is right and karma police have a date with you. Enjoy that!


Ha! Yes, karma hates people that work hard and succeed. Riiiigghhht.



Your 11 year old nutmeg her teammate or something? You're pumped up for no reason l. Lol..GTFOH


What are you even referring to at this point? 11 yr old nutmegs?? Have another drink bud. Poke, poke. Rile, rile. You’re so easy to upset.


Sports parents who live vicariously through their kids tend to be overcontrolling and pushy, even when they don’t mean to be.Often, parents fall into the trap of pushing a child to fulfill the dreams that they themselves never fulfilled. That trap can hurt the child, frustrate the parent, and lead to marital problems when couples disagree about those dreams.


Yes, yes. This is all true but has nothing to do with the sub-thread about privilege and how it’s wrong to pay for your kid to play ECNL or GA if that’s what they want and you have the means and worked hard to acquire those means. In other words, the sub-thread was deflected off topic by the 11yr old nutmeg comment. Anyhow, agree that living thru your kid is sad, but it’s also a natural human condition. Kind of like eating fatty food, speeding, borrowing your neighbor’s Netflix login, spending too much time on your smart phone, and worrying too much about other kids and other parents and their decisions and life choice instead of focusing on your own.
Anonymous
Is Dr. Phil on here, or are you just masking your insecurity with soccer parent advice?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I feel like kids are on here posting nonsense.

What is most impressive about the current standings at u16 and older, is the dominance of the former DA clubs. Both clubs sit in either the 2nd or 3rd position w/o having played any of the NoVA teams. I think both we finish the season strong and make it to nationals. Richmond and McLean seem to be the only clubs that will be able to compete against them. Does anyone know if those clubs were as strong before moving to DA? Also, how many playoff slots will MA receive. In the past it was three. I don't imagine that adding two additional teams will warrant a 4th.


What’re you talking about?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Is Dr. Phil on here, or are you just masking your insecurity with soccer parent advice?


Nonsensical comment. Thanks for trying bud.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Is Dr. Phil on here, or are you just masking your insecurity with soccer parent advice?


Nonsensical comment. Thanks for trying bud.


You're insecure, bud. As the kids say, stop trying so hard. Youre sweaty 😏
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is Dr. Phil on here, or are you just masking your insecurity with soccer parent advice?


Nonsensical comment. Thanks for trying bud.


You're insecure, bud. As the kids say, stop trying so hard. Youre sweaty 😏


Yes, I try, you’d don’t. I sweat. You sit on your duff. I succeed. You fail. Now I see you finally get it. Case closed.
Anonymous
I see Champions League spots have been added to the standings. Hope they are able to play in San Diego or they move the finals elsewhere for competing teams.
Anonymous
And North American, Showcase A/B, and Open Cups standings too.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is Dr. Phil on here, or are you just masking your insecurity with soccer parent advice?


Nonsensical comment. Thanks for trying bud.


You're insecure, bud. As the kids say, stop trying so hard. Youre sweaty 😏


Yes, I try, you’d don’t. I sweat. You sit on your duff. I succeed. You fail. Now I see you finally get it. Case closed.


You've lost a long time ago. We all moved on. Thanks for checking in for your nightly troll tho
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