NVA/Loudoun to MLS Next

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

Coaching is better at Loudoun than Revolution#facts

If that’s what you believe, great. I’m sure there are others who will disagree. Everyone is in the same league now. Only time will tell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How lit is the town hall?

hidden participants… locked chats, avoided questions and hard sells of pathways to the pros…….

Because everyone can practice with boys & go pro right?



Right?

Its been fun reading the posts in here. Deuces on this thread

Please close the door and don’t let it hit you on the way out.

https://media.tenor.com/2sM56oO9iSAAAAAe/you-mad-mad.png" border="0" class="embeddedImage" />but if i close the door others can’t leave.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How lit is the town hall?

hidden participants… locked chats, avoided questions and hard sells of pathways to the pros…….

Because everyone can practice with boys & go pro right?



Right?

Its been fun reading the posts in here. Deuces on this thread

Please close the door and don’t let it hit you on the way out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

Coaching is better at Loudoun than Revolution#facts

If that’s what you believe, great. I’m sure there are others who will disagree. Everyone is in the same league now. Only time will tell.

families that have left say otherwise. Only time will tell….. clock’s ticking

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

According to staff they planned on NVA and Loudon staying in the ECNL pathway, ECNL said no.

When GA/MLSN formed the alliance, everyone knew it would be a package deal.

I don’t think ECNL is in a position to play hardball with clubs.

so who did
BSC get dirt on to keep their situation in place…. Or…….is GA not done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

as many told the TD. Masoud was a fat piece of shit with low soccer IQ who should have never been given 1 team…..never mind 2. Whos fault was that? blame coaches not the guy who vetted them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

According to staff they planned on NVA and Loudon staying in the ECNL pathway, ECNL said no.

When GA/MLSN formed the alliance, everyone knew it would be a package deal.

I don’t think ECNL is in a position to play hardball with clubs.

so who did
BSC get dirt on to keep their situation in place…. Or…….is GA not done.

No telling. A lot of clubs getting put on notice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

ECNL said that they couldn't move their boys and leave their girls. I'm sure if ECNL said yes, then every club would be asking for that same setup and ECNL would lose out on the boys side.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

ECNL said that they couldn't move their boys and leave their girls. I'm sure if ECNL said yes, then every club would be asking for that same setup and ECNL would lose out on the boys side.

That tells me that they thought the MLSN/GA pathway sounded more appealing. The club was fine being in ECNL. Going MLSN will bring them to another level

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

ECNL said that they couldn't move their boys and leave their girls. I'm sure if ECNL said yes, then every club would be asking for that same setup and ECNL would lose out on the boys side.

That tells me that they thought the MLSN/GA pathway sounded more appealing. The club was fine being in ECNL. Going MLSN will bring them to another level

💯

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

ECNL said that they couldn't move their boys and leave their girls. I'm sure if ECNL said yes, then every club would be asking for that same setup and ECNL would lose out on the boys side.

That tells me that they thought the MLSN/GA pathway sounded more appealing. The club was fine being in ECNL. Going MLSN will bring them to another level

for the boys yes. Girls are not important at nva. Just cornering the boys market.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

ECNL said that they couldn't move their boys and leave their girls. I'm sure if ECNL said yes, then every club would be asking for that same setup and ECNL would lose out on the boys side.

That tells me that they thought the MLSN/GA pathway sounded more appealing. The club was fine being in ECNL. Going MLSN will bring them to another level

💯

stop talking to yourself… its disgusting

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

as many told the TD. Masoud was a fat piece of shit with low soccer IQ who should have never been given 1 team…..never mind 2. Whos fault was that? blame coaches not the guy who vetted them.

about that coaching slate??? Was it discussed?

[Anonymous]

I have never seen a town hall where they openly and deliberately avoided the tough questions like this one. Usually you get a BS answer. Here they avoided them like the plague. Clearly they don’t believe their own BS. Can’t say I blame them, no one else believes their BS either. It was total crap. I can’t believe they wanted the girls to listen to that. Any girls that listened ar going to run for the hills. But, my guess is they won’t be surprised, they don’t care. They made a marginal improvement for the boys at the total sacrifice of the girls and had no real answers to give the parents. We are done. So much for years of investment in this club. But the guess we should have seen the bias for the boys side years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got to listen to the webinar. Here are the points I got.

-NVA believes the ECNL is better than the GA, right now. They like what GA said and are hoping it comes true.

-if your child is u16 or older. Go to an ECNL club. Get seen. Have a good college career.

-younger players can stay and see how it all plays out

- there are now 3 clubs in the area. Go to where you think your child will have the best experience and the best coach. Coaches will be more important than ever now. NVA had some teams with some questionable coaches this year. They will need to figure that out and quickly.

- they wanted to stay in the ECNL, ECNL said no

-they claim they did this for everyone not just the boys. If you believe that you are foolish, they made a move for the boys and just dealing with the girls

lol ECNL said no? Or MLS said bring the girls side with you.

ECNL said that they couldn't move their boys and leave their girls. I'm sure if ECNL said yes, then every club would be asking for that same setup and ECNL would lose out on the boys side.

That tells me that they thought the MLSN/GA pathway sounded more appealing. The club was fine being in ECNL. Going MLSN will bring them to another level

You're missing the forest through the trees. They aren't making this change to "bring them to another level"....unless you're referring to another financial level. Then you're spot on.