BRYC ECNL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Bryc should staff should follow Mikey and give the club a fresh start. Re-brand new colors maybe yellow and black. New name Braddock United FC. Wipe the politics clean from the club. Make a group of technical leaders 1 European, 1 South American. 1 from Sierra Leone , and 1 from the USA. Everyone pays a flat fee across the club. every staff salary as well as every club expense is published on the club website. Players and staff are held accountable to each other. No coach will be double scheduled and miss a teams game in favor of another team. Every player will attend every training or WILL NOT get playing time in games. Injured players will be required to attend both games and training to provide support to their team. Truly turn this into a destination club.

How do you ensure no coach is double booked when your club does control the schedule for every event?

Person has no idea how any of it works

There has to be at least 2 mergers. Then the merged teams will have a pipeline and would truly get the super team in ECNL. Or at least close to it.

[Anonymous]

FCV will take over BRYC to get back into ECNL and sell STJ memberships. Loudoun will strengthen. Arlington and Mclean will merge their girls program and strengthen. My prediction.

Done

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:FCV will take over BRYC to get back into ECNL and sell STJ memberships. Loudoun will strengthen. Arlington and Mclean will merge their girls program and strengthen. My prediction.

Done

Why would a gym double down by buying another club?

It is more likely that in a few years the St. James dissolves the soccer side of things than it is open to mergers. The St James is a business first and foremost.

[Anonymous]

Some of yall can't do basic analysis

LOUDOUN
ARLINGTON
PWSI

All have the biggest pool in the area. Figure it out

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:FCV will take over BRYC to get back into ECNL and sell STJ memberships. Loudoun will strengthen. Arlington and Mclean will merge their girls program and strengthen. My prediction.

Done

Why would a gym double down by buying another club?

It is more likely that in a few years the St. James dissolves the soccer side of things than it is open to mergers. The St James is a business first and foremost.

Memberships. Thats what gyms acquire. It costs them nothing to run FCV. The parents pay everything. Lets be for real

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:FCV will take over BRYC to get back into ECNL and sell STJ memberships. Loudoun will strengthen. Arlington and Mclean will merge their girls program and strengthen. My prediction.

Done

Why would a gym double down by buying another club?

It is more likely that in a few years the St. James dissolves the soccer side of things than it is open to mergers. The St James is a business first and foremost.

Memberships. Thats what gyms acquire. It costs them nothing to run FCV. The parents pay everything. Lets be for real

And how many memberships have they acquired with a Loudoun based soccer club?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Bryc should staff should follow Mikey and give the club a fresh start. Re-brand new colors maybe yellow and black. New name Braddock United FC. Wipe the politics clean from the club. Make a group of technical leaders 1 European, 1 South American. 1 from Sierra Leone , and 1 from the USA. Everyone pays a flat fee across the club. every staff salary as well as every club expense is published on the club website. Players and staff are held accountable to each other. No coach will be double scheduled and miss a teams game in favor of another team. Every player will attend every training or WILL NOT get playing time in games. Injured players will be required to attend both games and training to provide support to their team. Truly turn this into a destination club.

How do you ensure no coach is double booked when your club does control the schedule for every event?

Person has no idea how any of it works

But this is how it should work. Transparency and accountability is the first step to becoming a true destination club.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:FCV will take over BRYC to get back into ECNL and sell STJ memberships. Loudoun will strengthen. Arlington and Mclean will merge their girls program and strengthen. My prediction.

Done

Why would a gym double down by buying another club?

It is more likely that in a few years the St. James dissolves the soccer side of things than it is open to mergers. The St James is a business first and foremost.

Memberships. Thats what gyms acquire. It costs them nothing to run FCV. The parents pay everything. Lets be for real

And how many memberships have they acquired with a Loudoun based soccer club?

Do you think STJ is paying out of pocket to run FCV? Get a grip. They make money all different ways

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:FCV will take over BRYC to get back into ECNL and sell STJ memberships. Loudoun will strengthen. Arlington and Mclean will merge their girls program and strengthen. My prediction.

Done

Why would a gym double down by buying another club?

It is more likely that in a few years the St. James dissolves the soccer side of things than it is open to mergers. The St James is a business first and foremost.

Memberships. Thats what gyms acquire. It costs them nothing to run FCV. The parents pay everything. Lets be for real

And how many memberships have they acquired with a Loudoun based soccer club?

Do you think STJ is paying out of pocket to run FCV? Get a grip. They make money all different ways

The St. James is not a youth soccer company and the club needs to actually make them money not simply sustain itself.

While they make money in many different ways and the margins made on a soccer club make it unnecessary to their bottom line. It either carries itself and is profitable or they just dissolve the club. But purchasing another club isn't going to make them any more money. Their brand and business model is not youth soccer. They bought one of the few available for profit clubs in the area which was easier than trying to start their own club from scratch.

A merger with a non-profit simply muddies the waters as they are a business after all and not a community non-profit. It is also unlikely that BRYC is "for sale" either. If a merger were to happen it in fact would likely go in the other direction of FCV being bought by a local club.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:FCV will take over BRYC to get back into ECNL and sell STJ memberships. Loudoun will strengthen. Arlington and Mclean will merge their girls program and strengthen. My prediction.

Done

Why would a gym double down by buying another club?

It is more likely that in a few years the St. James dissolves the soccer side of things than it is open to mergers. The St James is a business first and foremost.

Memberships. Thats what gyms acquire. It costs them nothing to run FCV. The parents pay everything. Lets be for real

And how many memberships have they acquired with a Loudoun based soccer club?

Do you think STJ is paying out of pocket to run FCV? Get a grip. They make money all different ways

The St. James is not a youth soccer company and the club needs to actually make them money not simply sustain itself.

While they make money in many different ways and the margins made on a soccer club make it unnecessary to their bottom line. It either carries itself and is profitable or they just dissolve the club. But purchasing another club isn't going to make them any more money. Their brand and business model is not youth soccer. They bought one of the few available for profit clubs in the area which was easier than trying to start their own club from scratch.

A merger with a non-profit simply muddies the waters as they are a business after all and not a community non-profit. It is also unlikely that BRYC is "for sale" either. If a merger were to happen it in fact would likely go in the other direction of FCV being bought by a local club.

A merger is not a purchase. A merger is a mutual agreement to share resources. In such, STJ gains more memberships.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Bryc should staff should follow Mikey and give the club a fresh start. Re-brand new colors maybe yellow and black. New name Braddock United FC. Wipe the politics clean from the club. Make a group of technical leaders 1 European, 1 South American. 1 from Sierra Leone , and 1 from the USA. Everyone pays a flat fee across the club. every staff salary as well as every club expense is published on the club website. Players and staff are held accountable to each other. No coach will be double scheduled and miss a teams game in favor of another team. Every player will attend every training or WILL NOT get playing time in games. Injured players will be required to attend both games and training to provide support to their team. Truly turn this into a destination club.

How do you ensure no coach is double booked when your club does control the schedule for every event?

Person has no idea how any of it works

But this is how it should work. Transparency and accountability is the first step to becoming a true destination club.

Wtf is a destination club?

Player pool is the issue, no pipeline of players, don’t have 3-4 teams at younger age groups which is essential.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Bryc should staff should follow Mikey and give the club a fresh start. Re-brand new colors maybe yellow and black. New name Braddock United FC. Wipe the politics clean from the club. Make a group of technical leaders 1 European, 1 South American. 1 from Sierra Leone , and 1 from the USA. Everyone pays a flat fee across the club. every staff salary as well as every club expense is published on the club website. Players and staff are held accountable to each other. No coach will be double scheduled and miss a teams game in favor of another team. Every player will attend every training or WILL NOT get playing time in games. Injured players will be required to attend both games and training to provide support to their team. Truly turn this into a destination club.

How do you ensure no coach is double booked when your club does control the schedule for every event?

Person has no idea how any of it works

But this is how it should work. Transparency and accountability is the first step to becoming a true destination club.

Wtf is a destination club?

Player pool is the issue, no pipeline of players, don’t have 3-4 teams at younger age groups which is essential.

FCV and Mclean WERE destination clubs when they were the only clubs in NOVA with ECNL..

Again, thank US Soccer for destroying what took 12 years to build.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Bryc should staff should follow Mikey and give the club a fresh start. Re-brand new colors maybe yellow and black. New name Braddock United FC. Wipe the politics clean from the club. Make a group of technical leaders 1 European, 1 South American. 1 from Sierra Leone , and 1 from the USA. Everyone pays a flat fee across the club. every staff salary as well as every club expense is published on the club website. Players and staff are held accountable to each other. No coach will be double scheduled and miss a teams game in favor of another team. Every player will attend every training or WILL NOT get playing time in games. Injured players will be required to attend both games and training to provide support to their team. Truly turn this into a destination club.

How do you ensure no coach is double booked when your club does control the schedule for every event?

Person has no idea how any of it works

But this is how it should work. Transparency and accountability is the first step to becoming a true destination club.

Wtf is a destination club?

Player pool is the issue, no pipeline of players, don’t have 3-4 teams at younger age groups which is essential.

FCV and Mclean WERE destination clubs when they were the only clubs in NOVA with ECNL..

Again, thank US Soccer for destroying what took 12 years to build.

I’m happy the barriers have been torn down. Those two clubs have gotten stale and boring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Bryc should staff should follow Mikey and give the club a fresh start. Re-brand new colors maybe yellow and black. New name Braddock United FC. Wipe the politics clean from the club. Make a group of technical leaders 1 European, 1 South American. 1 from Sierra Leone , and 1 from the USA. Everyone pays a flat fee across the club. every staff salary as well as every club expense is published on the club website. Players and staff are held accountable to each other. No coach will be double scheduled and miss a teams game in favor of another team. Every player will attend every training or WILL NOT get playing time in games. Injured players will be required to attend both games and training to provide support to their team. Truly turn this into a destination club.

How do you ensure no coach is double booked when your club does control the schedule for every event?

Person has no idea how any of it works

But this is how it should work. Transparency and accountability is the first step to becoming a true destination club.

Wtf is a destination club?

Player pool is the issue, no pipeline of players, don’t have 3-4 teams at younger age groups which is essential.

FCV and Mclean WERE destination clubs when they were the only clubs in NOVA with ECNL..

Again, thank US Soccer for destroying what took 12 years to build.

I’m happy the barriers have been torn down. Those two clubs have gotten stale and boring.

You prefer Loudoun where they virtually have won less than 10 games in the last 2 years across 14 ECNL teams? Open that wallet and shut up. LOLZ

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Bryc should staff should follow Mikey and give the club a fresh start. Re-brand new colors maybe yellow and black. New name Braddock United FC. Wipe the politics clean from the club. Make a group of technical leaders 1 European, 1 South American. 1 from Sierra Leone , and 1 from the USA. Everyone pays a flat fee across the club. every staff salary as well as every club expense is published on the club website. Players and staff are held accountable to each other. No coach will be double scheduled and miss a teams game in favor of another team. Every player will attend every training or WILL NOT get playing time in games. Injured players will be required to attend both games and training to provide support to their team. Truly turn this into a destination club.

How do you ensure no coach is double booked when your club does control the schedule for every event?

Person has no idea how any of it works

But this is how it should work. Transparency and accountability is the first step to becoming a true destination club.

Wtf is a destination club?

Player pool is the issue, no pipeline of players, don’t have 3-4 teams at younger age groups which is essential.

FCV and Mclean WERE destination clubs when they were the only clubs in NOVA with ECNL..

Again, thank US Soccer for destroying what took 12 years to build.

Build? FCV won zero titles in that time and McLean has 1. They did not build anything. They benefited from a closed market system.