Metro United

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Anonymous wrote:Sterling soccer.

Great place for gear and good guys working behind the counter too. Haven't heard whether or not Metro Utd will still use them for gear, it's possible though. Thanks for your input.

Considering that GFR has formed an alliance with Sterling SC, it's safe to assume they will be a partner club of Metro United. Maybe not...but probably so

There do not appear to be any girls teams at Sterling SC so this is not at all related to United.

In spite of the misinformation here GFR is not equal to Metro United. MU is using GFR for administrative needs and fields, that's it. They are separate and forming separate club partnerships. Why is that so hard for some here to understand?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sterling soccer.

Great place for gear and good guys working behind the counter too. Haven't heard whether or not Metro Utd will still use them for gear, it's possible though. Thanks for your input.

Considering that GFR has formed an alliance with Sterling SC, it's safe to assume they will be a partner club of Metro United. Maybe not...but probably so

There do not appear to be any girls teams at Sterling SC so this is not at all related to United.

In spite of the misinformation here GFR is not equal to Metro United. MU is using GFR for administrative needs and fields, that's it. They are separate and forming separate club partnerships. Why is that so hard for some here to understand?

Because it doesn’t fit their narrative. And, it doesn’t do anything to make TSJFCV parents feel superior.

[Anonymous]

But what is Metro United? It is what - a couple of coaches who decided to keep the DA and found GFR to help. Have these people ever run any business? I don't get it. 6 teams with 16 ft players at 3600. That's 340k. Who can run all the programs they are promising and pay 6 coaches, futsal, filed space, insurance, admin on that budget. I think it will be a flop in a year.

[Anonymous]

If the pro team doesn't want it that means there's no money in it. People don't work for free.

Plus it always makes me nervous when you cut your known players to find all of these 'amazing' players out there who you've seen for 2 practices. Good luck with this winning strategy. I'll stay where I am.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sterling soccer.

Great place for gear and good guys working behind the counter too. Haven't heard whether or not Metro Utd will still use them for gear, it's possible though. Thanks for your input.

Considering that GFR has formed an alliance with Sterling SC, it's safe to assume they will be a partner club of Metro United. Maybe not...but probably so

There do not appear to be any girls teams at Sterling SC so this is not at all related to United.

In spite of the misinformation here GFR is not equal to Metro United. MU is using GFR for administrative needs and fields, that's it. They are separate and forming separate club partnerships. Why is that so hard for some here to understand?

Because it doesn’t fit their narrative. And, it doesn’t do anything to make TSJFCV parents feel superior.

Metro United does not exist without GFR. They cannot meet DA standards without GFR. I can go on but wont. Maybe you should start showing some more respect. Metro United is not a separate club from GFR. They are GFR. #WeAre!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But what is Metro United? It is what - a couple of coaches who decided to keep the DA and found GFR to help. Have these people ever run any business? I don't get it. 6 teams with 16 ft players at 3600. That's 340k. Who can run all the programs they are promising and pay 6 coaches, futsal, filed space, insurance, admin on that budget. I think it will be a flop in a year.

It might be a flop. But what was FCV either? It was Terry and a partnership with SYA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But what is Metro United? It is what - a couple of coaches who decided to keep the DA and found GFR to help. Have these people ever run any business? I don't get it. 6 teams with 16 ft players at 3600. That's 340k. Who can run all the programs they are promising and pay 6 coaches, futsal, filed space, insurance, admin on that budget. I think it will be a flop in a year.

Bingo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But what is Metro United? It is what - a couple of coaches who decided to keep the DA and found GFR to help. Have these people ever run any business? I don't get it. 6 teams with 16 ft players at 3600. That's 340k. Who can run all the programs they are promising and pay 6 coaches, futsal, filed space, insurance, admin on that budget. I think it will be a flop in a year.

It might be a flop. But what was FCV either? It was Terry and a partnership with SYA.

You need more education. Good luck

[Anonymous]

It's almost unbearable to see how TJMAXX-KFC is this anxious about Metro United in the 2019-2020 season.

[Anonymous]

STJFCVDA parents are a trip. It must be EZPass payment day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:STJFCVDA parents are a trip. It must be EZPass payment day.

I think you may have used this line already. But I'd rather travel to get my daughter to good soccer, than throw my money away on the same 'great' training you're getting now.

It's tough to loose to the same team 3 times in a year, but cheer up, maybe next year you'll only have to play FCV 2 times.

U14s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 12 goals, Spirit 1
U15s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 13 goals, Spirit 1
U16s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 13 goals, Spirit 2
U18s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 11 goals, Spirit 4

The spirit midfield can't keep the ball, the forwards can't score and the goalkeepers can't stop the balls. Loading up my EZPass never felt so good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:STJFCVDA parents are a trip. It must be EZPass payment day.

I think you may have used this line already. But I'd rather travel to get my daughter to good soccer, than throw my money away on the same 'great' training you're getting now.

It's tough to loose to the same team 3 times in a year, but cheer up, maybe next year you'll only have to play FCV 2 times.

U14s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 12 goals, Spirit 1
U15s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 13 goals, Spirit 1
U16s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 13 goals, Spirit 2
U18s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 11 goals, Spirit 4

The spirit midfield can't keep the ball, the forwards can't score and the goalkeepers can't stop the balls. Loading up my EZPass never felt so good.

I am eating my sandwich laughing at you right now. You are obviously worried about next year and losing teammates or you would not be posting on threads like this. Metro United is living rent free inside your head.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sterling soccer.

Great place for gear and good guys working behind the counter too. Haven't heard whether or not Metro Utd will still use them for gear, it's possible though. Thanks for your input.

Considering that GFR has formed an alliance with Sterling SC, it's safe to assume they will be a partner club of Metro United. Maybe not...but probably so

There do not appear to be any girls teams at Sterling SC so this is not at all related to United.

In spite of the misinformation here GFR is not equal to Metro United. MU is using GFR for administrative needs and fields, that's it. They are separate and forming separate club partnerships. Why is that so hard for some here to understand?

Because it doesn’t fit their narrative. And, it doesn’t do anything to make TSJFCV parents feel superior.

Metro United does not exist without GFR. They cannot meet DA standards without GFR. I can go on but wont. Maybe you should start showing some more respect. Metro United is not a separate club from GFR. They are GFR. #WeAre!

GFR is a major partner, but they are just that. And it helps with the costs, no question.

You are still wrong in your premise that MU = GFR though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:STJFCVDA parents are a trip. It must be EZPass payment day.

I think you may have used this line already. But I'd rather travel to get my daughter to good soccer, than throw my money away on the same 'great' training you're getting now.

It's tough to loose to the same team 3 times in a year, but cheer up, maybe next year you'll only have to play FCV 2 times.

U14s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 12 goals, Spirit 1
U15s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 13 goals, Spirit 1
U16s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 13 goals, Spirit 2
U18s FCV won ALL 3 games: FCV 11 goals, Spirit 4

The spirit midfield can't keep the ball, the forwards can't score and the goalkeepers can't stop the balls. Loading up my EZPass never felt so good.

I am eating my sandwich laughing at you right now. You are obviously worried about next year and losing teammates or you would not be posting on threads like this. Metro United is living rent free inside your head.

The EZPass bill hangover lasts a lot longer than the joy over last year’s wins

[Anonymous]

Is it true the DA will be run by the U15 coach? - his record this year was 20 Losses, 4 Ties and 2 Wins. In total the U15 team lost 57 goals to 18.

Or maybe it will be run by the U16 coach? yes great! his record was 19 Losses, 2 Ties and 2 Wins. In total the U16 team lost their games 82 goals to 19.

Hard to believe the Pro team doesn't want a DA! Yes, sign me up to have these guys in charge of coaching my daughter. Hurry before all the good spots are gone. Hurry!