Should McLean Pre-ECNL players consider Spirit DA?
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Anonymous
| FCV's top 07 team played NCSL in the fall season. |
Anonymous
| McLean ECNL or Washington Spirit are best options for an 07 to break into a good team. |
Anonymous
What are you talking about? There are better teams, including Loudoun's 07s. |
Anonymous
They played up in NPL AND at age in NCSL |
Anonymous
Oh, so FCV team quality doesn’t drop off until you hit the 08s. |
Anonymous
So it would be easier for a player to break into the Loudoun 07 group than the others? |
Anonymous
No, three of their 08’s play up on 07 and always have. |
Anonymous
| Had no idea there were so many FCV’ers on this forum. Brings perspective to quite a few threads here. |
Anonymous
If your DD is looking into breaking into a good team those 2 clubs are best options to pull it off as they are competing for same McLean/Reston pool and need to add talent. DD can decide which coaching pool and league is better. Loudoun is not a good option as DD won't be able to break into that ECNL team which is very strong. |
Anonymous
Sure, if simply stating a fact is considered perspective. |
Anonymous
Um, no, I was referring to the opinion and hidden agendas, actually. |
Anonymous
Is that why Loudoun 2007s are so much better than FCV 07? |
Anonymous
Again, if stating a simple fact is suddenly an agenda then ok. The fact isn’t pro or con FCV, it is simply the fact. |
Anonymous
You have no idea what OP is referring to, Mr fact oracle. |
Anonymous
Loudoun 07 is a good team regardless of what FCV's 07 roster looks like. |