Arlington V Bryc Scores

[Anonymous]

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For what

Shut up, who actually cares?

Why so personal? It is just a soccer score. So what?

So emotional over absolutely nothing.

[Anonymous]

I know the scores, will I post them? No because it is absurd to have conversations on an online forum about scrimmages. I love to talk soccer as much as anyone else, but this is not something worth talking about.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:3 - 1

For what

Shut up, who actually cares?

Why so personal? It is just a soccer score. So what?

So emotional over absolutely nothing.

I think the frustration is the pressure being put on kids to win all of the time, these kids can't even go out and play in a pre season scrimmage without immature adults posting scores and poking fun at them online if they did not perform.

[Anonymous]

How many kids are on these forums?

My DD doesn't have time to look at this stuff

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know the scores, will I post them? No because it is absurd to have conversations on an online forum about scrimmages. I love to talk soccer as much as anyone else, but this is not something worth talking about.

Go away

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know the scores, will I post them? No because it is absurd to have conversations on an online forum about scrimmages. I love to talk soccer as much as anyone else, but this is not something worth talking about.

Tell us if your DDs teams experimental formations and position movements were successful ?

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2-0

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Anonymous wrote:2-0

Or was it 0-2?

[Anonymous]

every action or series of actions in life have a result. so yes the scores mean something. its absurd to think they don't. maybe they don't decide who is the long term better team. however they do tell you who was better on that give game. its not fair to judge long term based off of one game for anyone . but the truth is on that given game the outcome was decided by a score and that's how we measure the victory of that particular game.

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4 -2

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Can you provide a team to the scores

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:every action or series of actions in life have a result. so yes the scores mean something. its absurd to think they don't. maybe they don't decide who is the long term better team. however they do tell you who was better on that give game. its not fair to judge long term based off of one game for anyone . but the truth is on that given game the outcome was decided by a score and that's how we measure the victory of that particular game.

No that is not true. Particularly in pre-season, when new players are being integrated and players are being tried in new positions, and individual playing time is not reflective of a regular game, etc.

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Definitely do not agree about the score of a scrimmage indicating who was better that day. I know of one coach that plays to win scrimmages. Goes all out, kick and run with no sense of development or training. Just score. On the other hand, my kids former uses scrimmages to execute live game sessions of what they worked on throughout the prior week/weeks of training. No care at all in who wins, instead he is looking for execution.

Who wins a scrimmage means absolutely zero. It doesnt indicate who was better that day. Maybe who wanted to win a meaningless game, thats about all

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Tell me what team won that was inferior to their opponent

[Anonymous]

Again, who cares