DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:0-3 in group play, offense no where to be found. Why not change up personnel, obviously current lineup get a single goal.

which adult is putting this much focus and energy into what other people's young kids are doing?

There's a whole industry that follows academy teams and its players. You sound ridiculous.

Oh, then why didn't you say you're a professional MLS club academy pundit and analyst
What media outlet do you represent?

It's also ridiculous to think you have to be a professional MLS club academy pundit and analyst to follow kids soccer. Just stop.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:0-3 in group play, offense no where to be found. Why not change up personnel, obviously current lineup get a single goal.

Typical for an academy that has no development philosophy or style of play other than kicking the ball long. Even if DCU won the games it wouldn't matter. The kids are in a system that can't develop them to their potential. Think about it this way...DCU ONLY cares about winning the games and they can barely do that with good talent. The international clubs don't really care about winning the games they just want different development environments. And they still beat DCU who only is trying to win. Low block, parking the bus, trying to not get embarrassed and still losing. Pathetic.

How much time have you and yours spent at top tier international academies recently?
Your insider information could be helpful to us here

Quite a bit and one thousand percent more than you...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:0-3 in group play, offense no where to be found. Why not change up personnel, obviously current lineup get a single goal.

Typical for an academy that has no development philosophy or style of play other than kicking the ball long. Even if DCU won the games it wouldn't matter. The kids are in a system that can't develop them to their potential. Think about it this way...DCU ONLY cares about winning the games and they can barely do that with good talent. The international clubs don't really care about winning the games they just want different development environments. And they still beat DCU who only is trying to win. Low block, parking the bus, trying to not get embarrassed and still losing. Pathetic.

How much time have you and yours spent at top tier international academies recently?
Your insider information could be helpful to us here

Here she is! Verifiable facts lady. Welcome back. Feel free to ask inane questions and not add anything. We're here for you.,

What to add?

There's one person on a completely biased rant because the dcu academy lives in their head rent free and they are completely obsessed with tarnishing everything and every one, children and parents, associated with the academy
Dishing their toxic opinion and narratives to deal with their low self-esteem and insecurities about their own failures and shortcomings.

Yes, we all agree that DC is the worst academy in America
All their former players have gone on to play Rec while the other academies are selling players to top clubs across the globe by the dozens and making 100's of millions

That should wrap things up. We're all in agreement

Nice try. No one said DCU is the worst academy in America. Just that it is not a good one. Other academies are demonstrably better and proven to be better. DCU is just not a quality organization all around. Academy is no different. Once you accept that, you might be able to salvage something out of it for what it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:0-3 in group play, offense no where to be found. Why not change up personnel, obviously current lineup get a single goal.

Typical for an academy that has no development philosophy or style of play other than kicking the ball long. Even if DCU won the games it wouldn't matter. The kids are in a system that can't develop them to their potential. Think about it this way...DCU ONLY cares about winning the games and they can barely do that with good talent. The international clubs don't really care about winning the games they just want different development environments. And they still beat DCU who only is trying to win. Low block, parking the bus, trying to not get embarrassed and still losing. Pathetic.

How much time have you and yours spent at top tier international academies recently?
Your insider information could be helpful to us here

Here she is! Verifiable facts lady. Welcome back. Feel free to ask inane questions and not add anything. We're here for you.,

What to add?

There's one person on a completely biased rant because the dcu academy lives in their head rent free and they are completely obsessed with tarnishing everything and every one, children and parents, associated with the academy
Dishing their toxic opinion and narratives to deal with their low self-esteem and insecurities about their own failures and shortcomings.

Yes, we all agree that DC is the worst academy in America
All their former players have gone on to play Rec while the other academies are selling players to top clubs across the globe by the dozens and making 100's of millions

That should wrap things up. We're all in agreement

Nice try. No one said DCU is the worst academy in America. Just that it is not a good one. Other academies are demonstrably better and proven to be better. DCU is just not a quality organization all around. Academy is no different. Once you accept that, you might be able to salvage something out of it for what it is.

Hey man...it's obvious you are pretending to be multiple people on here and talking to yourself. You don't like DCU...that's cool. My kid is MLS Next, but non-academy. If DCU comes calling, then we will go there cause it's in the area. I think a lot of people would say the same. And your opinions have no impact on that. Why don't you just take a break and go do something else? You are being pretty ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

[list]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:0-3 in group play, offense no where to be found. Why not change up personnel, obviously current lineup get a single goal.

Typical for an academy that has no development philosophy or style of play other than kicking the ball long. Even if DCU won the games it wouldn't matter. The kids are in a system that can't develop them to their potential. Think about it this way...DCU ONLY cares about winning the games and they can barely do that with good talent. The international clubs don't really care about winning the games they just want different development environments. And they still beat DCU who only is trying to win. Low block, parking the bus, trying to not get embarrassed and still losing. Pathetic.

How much time have you and yours spent at top tier international academies recently?
Your insider information could be helpful to us here

Here she is! Verifiable facts lady. Welcome back. Feel free to ask inane questions and not add anything. We're here for you.,

What to add?

There's one person on a completely biased rant because the dcu academy lives in their head rent free and they are completely obsessed with tarnishing everything and every one, children and parents, associated with the academy
Dishing their toxic opinion and narratives to deal with their low self-esteem and insecurities about their own failures and shortcomings.

Yes, we all agree that DC is the worst academy in America
All their former players have gone on to play Rec while the other academies are selling players to top clubs across the globe by the dozens and making 100's of millions

That should wrap things up. We're all in agreement

Nice try. No one said DCU is the worst academy in America. Just that it is not a good one. Other academies are demonstrably better and proven to be better. DCU is just not a quality organization all around. Academy is no different. Once you accept that, you might be able to salvage something out of it for what it is.

Hey man...it's obvious you are pretending to be multiple people on here and talking to yourself. You don't like DCU...that's cool. My kid is MLS Next, but non-academy. If DCU comes calling, then we will go there cause it's in the area. I think a lot of people would say the same. And your opinions have no impact on that. Why don't you just take a break and go do something else? You are being pretty ridiculous.

Do you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:0-3 in group play, offense no where to be found. Why not change up personnel, obviously current lineup get a single goal.

Typical for an academy that has no development philosophy or style of play other than kicking the ball long. Even if DCU won the games it wouldn't matter. The kids are in a system that can't develop them to their potential. Think about it this way...DCU ONLY cares about winning the games and they can barely do that with good talent. The international clubs don't really care about winning the games they just want different development environments. And they still beat DCU who only is trying to win. Low block, parking the bus, trying to not get embarrassed and still losing. Pathetic.

How much time have you and yours spent at top tier international academies recently?
Your insider information could be helpful to us here

Here she is! Verifiable facts lady. Welcome back. Feel free to ask inane questions and not add anything. We're here for you.,

What to add?

There's one person on a completely biased rant because the dcu academy lives in their head rent free and they are completely obsessed with tarnishing everything and every one, children and parents, associated with the academy
Dishing their toxic opinion and narratives to deal with their low self-esteem and insecurities about their own failures and shortcomings.

Yes, we all agree that DC is the worst academy in America
All their former players have gone on to play Rec while the other academies are selling players to top clubs across the globe by the dozens and making 100's of millions

That should wrap things up. We're all in agreement

Nice try. No one said DCU is the worst academy in America. Just that it is not a good one. Other academies are demonstrably better and proven to be better. DCU is just not a quality organization all around. Academy is no different. Once you accept that, you might be able to salvage something out of it for what it is.

Hey man...it's obvious you are pretending to be multiple people on here and talking to yourself. You don't like DCU...that's cool. My kid is MLS Next, but non-academy. If DCU comes calling, then we will go there cause it's in the area. I think a lot of people would say the same. And your opinions have no impact on that. Why don't you just take a break and go do something else? You are being pretty ridiculous.

No one's pretending...just stating facts. Don't care if you listen or not. Your loss.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:0-3 in group play, offense no where to be found. Why not change up personnel, obviously current lineup get a single goal.

Typical for an academy that has no development philosophy or style of play other than kicking the ball long. Even if DCU won the games it wouldn't matter. The kids are in a system that can't develop them to their potential. Think about it this way...DCU ONLY cares about winning the games and they can barely do that with good talent. The international clubs don't really care about winning the games they just want different development environments. And they still beat DCU who only is trying to win. Low block, parking the bus, trying to not get embarrassed and still losing. Pathetic.

How much time have you and yours spent at top tier international academies recently?
Your insider information could be helpful to us here

Here she is! Verifiable facts lady. Welcome back. Feel free to ask inane questions and not add anything. We're here for you.,

What to add?

There's one person on a completely biased rant because the dcu academy lives in their head rent free and they are completely obsessed with tarnishing everything and every one, children and parents, associated with the academy
Dishing their toxic opinion and narratives to deal with their low self-esteem and insecurities about their own failures and shortcomings.

Yes, we all agree that DC is the worst academy in America
All their former players have gone on to play Rec while the other academies are selling players to top clubs across the globe by the dozens and making 100's of millions

That should wrap things up. We're all in agreement

Nice try. No one said DCU is the worst academy in America. Just that it is not a good one. Other academies are demonstrably better and proven to be better. DCU is just not a quality organization all around. Academy is no different. Once you accept that, you might be able to salvage something out of it for what it is.

Hey man...it's obvious you are pretending to be multiple people on here and talking to yourself. You don't like DCU...that's cool. My kid is MLS Next, but non-academy. If DCU comes calling, then we will go there cause it's in the area. I think a lot of people would say the same. And your opinions have no impact on that. Why don't you just take a break and go do something else? You are being pretty ridiculous.

No one's pretending...just stating facts. Don't care if you listen or not. Your loss.

Someone should have helped you K-12 to understand that by contantly repeating or shouting your opinion or calling them facts doesn't actually make them so

and you're right, no one cares to listen because you and your crusade is irrelevant to their decisions

[Anonymous]

DC United Academy Is Failing the DMV’s Talent

It’s time to have a serious conversation about the state of the DC United Academy—and more specifically, the people leading it. The results this past weekend were embarrassing: not a single goal scored for u16 (3 games) and 1 goal for u18 (3 games), disjointed performances across the board, and a clear lack of preparation and structure. This isn’t an anomaly. It’s a pattern.

Let’s call it what it is: the academy is in crisis.

The head of scouting, Trevor, is simply out of his depth. He’s arguably one of the least qualified individuals to be overseeing the identification and recruitment of talent in one of the richest soccer regions in the country. Under his watch, DCU has lost the trust of many of the top prospects and their families. Players are actively avoiding the program. That should tell you everything. Trevor has not only failed in his role but has resorted to fabricating stories about why top players are leaving the academy—spinning false narratives to cover up the fact that families are walking away because of his lack of vision. Instead of owning the chaos he’s caused, he’s pointing fingers and misleading leadership to save himself.

This isn’t just a leadership issue—it’s a cultural one. The previous Academy Director was a disaster, and somehow, things have managed to get even worse. The entire infrastructure needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. From scouting to coaching to player development, there’s no coherent identity, no elite standard, and certainly no vision that aligns with what this region deserves.

The DMV is one of the most talent-rich regions in the country. Yet it’s being drained by incompetence. The local ecosystem is already overrun with pay-to-play politics and clubs that don’t prioritize development. DC United had the platform to be the beacon of excellence. Instead, they’ve become just like the rest—deplorable.

It’s time for a clean sweep. The players, the families, and this region deserve better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC United Academy Is Failing the DMV’s Talent

It’s time to have a serious conversation about the state of the DC United Academy—and more specifically, the people leading it. The results this past weekend were embarrassing: not a single goal scored for u16 (3 games) and 1 goal for u18 (3 games), disjointed performances across the board, and a clear lack of preparation and structure. This isn’t an anomaly. It’s a pattern.

Let’s call it what it is: the academy is in crisis.

The head of scouting, Trevor, is simply out of his depth. He’s arguably one of the least qualified individuals to be overseeing the identification and recruitment of talent in one of the richest soccer regions in the country. Under his watch, DCU has lost the trust of many of the top prospects and their families. Players are actively avoiding the program. That should tell you everything. Trevor has not only failed in his role but has resorted to fabricating stories about why top players are leaving the academy—spinning false narratives to cover up the fact that families are walking away because of his lack of vision. Instead of owning the chaos he’s caused, he’s pointing fingers and misleading leadership to save himself.

This isn’t just a leadership issue—it’s a cultural one. The previous Academy Director was a disaster, and somehow, things have managed to get even worse. The entire infrastructure needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. From scouting to coaching to player development, there’s no coherent identity, no elite standard, and certainly no vision that aligns with what this region deserves.

The DMV is one of the most talent-rich regions in the country. Yet it’s being drained by incompetence. The local ecosystem is already overrun with pay-to-play politics and clubs that don’t prioritize development. DC United had the platform to be the beacon of excellence. Instead, they’ve become just like the rest—deplorable.

It’s time for a clean sweep. The players, the families, and this region deserve better.

Send a letter to them if you care that much.
Nothing we can do about it here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC United Academy Is Failing the DMV’s Talent

It’s time to have a serious conversation about the state of the DC United Academy—and more specifically, the people leading it. The results this past weekend were embarrassing: not a single goal scored for u16 (3 games) and 1 goal for u18 (3 games), disjointed performances across the board, and a clear lack of preparation and structure. This isn’t an anomaly. It’s a pattern.

Let’s call it what it is: the academy is in crisis.

The head of scouting, Trevor, is simply out of his depth. He’s arguably one of the least qualified individuals to be overseeing the identification and recruitment of talent in one of the richest soccer regions in the country. Under his watch, DCU has lost the trust of many of the top prospects and their families. Players are actively avoiding the program. That should tell you everything. Trevor has not only failed in his role but has resorted to fabricating stories about why top players are leaving the academy—spinning false narratives to cover up the fact that families are walking away because of his lack of vision. Instead of owning the chaos he’s caused, he’s pointing fingers and misleading leadership to save himself.

This isn’t just a leadership issue—it’s a cultural one. The previous Academy Director was a disaster, and somehow, things have managed to get even worse. The entire infrastructure needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. From scouting to coaching to player development, there’s no coherent identity, no elite standard, and certainly no vision that aligns with what this region deserves.

The DMV is one of the most talent-rich regions in the country. Yet it’s being drained by incompetence. The local ecosystem is already overrun with pay-to-play politics and clubs that don’t prioritize development. DC United had the platform to be the beacon of excellence. Instead, they’ve become just like the rest—deplorable.

It’s time for a clean sweep. The players, the families, and this region deserve better.

Hyperbole: noun

​a way of speaking or writing that makes something sound better, more exciting, more dangerous, etc. than it really is

synonym exaggeration

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC United Academy Is Failing the DMV’s Talent

It’s time to have a serious conversation about the state of the DC United Academy—and more specifically, the people leading it. The results this past weekend were embarrassing: not a single goal scored for u16 (3 games) and 1 goal for u18 (3 games), disjointed performances across the board, and a clear lack of preparation and structure. This isn’t an anomaly. It’s a pattern.

Let’s call it what it is: the academy is in crisis.

The head of scouting, Trevor, is simply out of his depth. He’s arguably one of the least qualified individuals to be overseeing the identification and recruitment of talent in one of the richest soccer regions in the country. Under his watch, DCU has lost the trust of many of the top prospects and their families. Players are actively avoiding the program. That should tell you everything. Trevor has not only failed in his role but has resorted to fabricating stories about why top players are leaving the academy—spinning false narratives to cover up the fact that families are walking away because of his lack of vision. Instead of owning the chaos he’s caused, he’s pointing fingers and misleading leadership to save himself.

This isn’t just a leadership issue—it’s a cultural one. The previous Academy Director was a disaster, and somehow, things have managed to get even worse. The entire infrastructure needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. From scouting to coaching to player development, there’s no coherent identity, no elite standard, and certainly no vision that aligns with what this region deserves.

The DMV is one of the most talent-rich regions in the country. Yet it’s being drained by incompetence. The local ecosystem is already overrun with pay-to-play politics and clubs that don’t prioritize development. DC United had the platform to be the beacon of excellence. Instead, they’ve become just like the rest—deplorable.

It’s time for a clean sweep. The players, the families, and this region deserve better.

Hyperbole: noun

​a way of speaking or writing that makes something sound better, more exciting, more dangerous, etc. than it really is

synonym exaggeration

Definitely Zero Exaggeration here. This post must have struct a nerve lol bc its very accurate. We all know its true but there nothing you can do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC United Academy Is Failing the DMV’s Talent

It’s time to have a serious conversation about the state of the DC United Academy—and more specifically, the people leading it. The results this past weekend were embarrassing: not a single goal scored for u16 (3 games) and 1 goal for u18 (3 games), disjointed performances across the board, and a clear lack of preparation and structure. This isn’t an anomaly. It’s a pattern.

Let’s call it what it is: the academy is in crisis.

The head of scouting, Trevor, is simply out of his depth. He’s arguably one of the least qualified individuals to be overseeing the identification and recruitment of talent in one of the richest soccer regions in the country. Under his watch, DCU has lost the trust of many of the top prospects and their families. Players are actively avoiding the program. That should tell you everything. Trevor has not only failed in his role but has resorted to fabricating stories about why top players are leaving the academy—spinning false narratives to cover up the fact that families are walking away because of his lack of vision. Instead of owning the chaos he’s caused, he’s pointing fingers and misleading leadership to save himself.

This isn’t just a leadership issue—it’s a cultural one. The previous Academy Director was a disaster, and somehow, things have managed to get even worse. The entire infrastructure needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. From scouting to coaching to player development, there’s no coherent identity, no elite standard, and certainly no vision that aligns with what this region deserves.

The DMV is one of the most talent-rich regions in the country. Yet it’s being drained by incompetence. The local ecosystem is already overrun with pay-to-play politics and clubs that don’t prioritize development. DC United had the platform to be the beacon of excellence. Instead, they’ve become just like the rest—deplorable.

It’s time for a clean sweep. The players, the families, and this region deserve better.

Send a letter to them if you care that much.
Nothing we can do about it here

“Send them a letter.” LOL Nice response loser!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC United Academy Is Failing the DMV’s Talent

It’s time to have a serious conversation about the state of the DC United Academy—and more specifically, the people leading it. The results this past weekend were embarrassing: not a single goal scored for u16 (3 games) and 1 goal for u18 (3 games), disjointed performances across the board, and a clear lack of preparation and structure. This isn’t an anomaly. It’s a pattern.

Let’s call it what it is: the academy is in crisis.

The head of scouting, Trevor, is simply out of his depth. He’s arguably one of the least qualified individuals to be overseeing the identification and recruitment of talent in one of the richest soccer regions in the country. Under his watch, DCU has lost the trust of many of the top prospects and their families. Players are actively avoiding the program. That should tell you everything. Trevor has not only failed in his role but has resorted to fabricating stories about why top players are leaving the academy—spinning false narratives to cover up the fact that families are walking away because of his lack of vision. Instead of owning the chaos he’s caused, he’s pointing fingers and misleading leadership to save himself.

This isn’t just a leadership issue—it’s a cultural one. The previous Academy Director was a disaster, and somehow, things have managed to get even worse. The entire infrastructure needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. From scouting to coaching to player development, there’s no coherent identity, no elite standard, and certainly no vision that aligns with what this region deserves.

The DMV is one of the most talent-rich regions in the country. Yet it’s being drained by incompetence. The local ecosystem is already overrun with pay-to-play politics and clubs that don’t prioritize development. DC United had the platform to be the beacon of excellence. Instead, they’ve become just like the rest—deplorable.

It’s time for a clean sweep. The players, the families, and this region deserve better.

Hyperbole: noun

​a way of speaking or writing that makes something sound better, more exciting, more dangerous, etc. than it really is

synonym exaggeration

Definitely Zero Exaggeration here. This post must have struct a nerve lol bc its very accurate. We all know its true but there nothing you can do.

Well, if you say Definitely Zero Exaggeration, that means there is no exaggeration in the opinion piece.

Can you say There Will Be No Higher Prices from tariffs to make that a fact too? 🤣

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DC United Academy Is Failing the DMV’s Talent

It’s time to have a serious conversation about the state of the DC United Academy—and more specifically, the people leading it. The results this past weekend were embarrassing: not a single goal scored for u16 (3 games) and 1 goal for u18 (3 games), disjointed performances across the board, and a clear lack of preparation and structure. This isn’t an anomaly. It’s a pattern.

Let’s call it what it is: the academy is in crisis.

The head of scouting, Trevor, is simply out of his depth. He’s arguably one of the least qualified individuals to be overseeing the identification and recruitment of talent in one of the richest soccer regions in the country. Under his watch, DCU has lost the trust of many of the top prospects and their families. Players are actively avoiding the program. That should tell you everything. Trevor has not only failed in his role but has resorted to fabricating stories about why top players are leaving the academy—spinning false narratives to cover up the fact that families are walking away because of his lack of vision. Instead of owning the chaos he’s caused, he’s pointing fingers and misleading leadership to save himself.

This isn’t just a leadership issue—it’s a cultural one. The previous Academy Director was a disaster, and somehow, things have managed to get even worse. The entire infrastructure needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. From scouting to coaching to player development, there’s no coherent identity, no elite standard, and certainly no vision that aligns with what this region deserves.

The DMV is one of the most talent-rich regions in the country. Yet it’s being drained by incompetence. The local ecosystem is already overrun with pay-to-play politics and clubs that don’t prioritize development. DC United had the platform to be the beacon of excellence. Instead, they’ve become just like the rest—deplorable.

It’s time for a clean sweep. The players, the families, and this region deserve better.

Send a letter to them if you care that much.
Nothing we can do about it here

“Send them a letter.” LOL Nice response loser!

You're stalking people's kids and obsessed with young youth teams where you have no connection and calling others losers?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:0-3 in group play, offense no where to be found. Why not change up personnel, obviously current lineup get a single goal.

Typical for an academy that has no development philosophy or style of play other than kicking the ball long. Even if DCU won the games it wouldn't matter. The kids are in a system that can't develop them to their potential. Think about it this way...DCU ONLY cares about winning the games and they can barely do that with good talent. The international clubs don't really care about winning the games they just want different development environments. And they still beat DCU who only is trying to win. Low block, parking the bus, trying to not get embarrassed and still losing. Pathetic.

How much time have you and yours spent at top tier international academies recently?
Your insider information could be helpful to us here

Here she is! Verifiable facts lady. Welcome back. Feel free to ask inane questions and not add anything. We're here for you.,

What to add?

There's one person on a completely biased rant because the dcu academy lives in their head rent free and they are completely obsessed with tarnishing everything and every one, children and parents, associated with the academy
Dishing their toxic opinion and narratives to deal with their low self-esteem and insecurities about their own failures and shortcomings.

Yes, we all agree that DC is the worst academy in America
All their former players have gone on to play Rec while the other academies are selling players to top clubs across the globe by the dozens and making 100's of millions

That should wrap things up. We're all in agreement

Nice try. No one said DCU is the worst academy in America. Just that it is not a good one. Other academies are demonstrably better and proven to be better. DCU is just not a quality organization all around. Academy is no different. Once you accept that, you might be able to salvage something out of it for what it is.

Hey man...it's obvious you are pretending to be multiple people on here and talking to yourself. You don't like DCU...that's cool. My kid is MLS Next, but non-academy. If DCU comes calling, then we will go there cause it's in the area. I think a lot of people would say the same. And your opinions have no impact on that. Why don't you just take a break and go do something else? You are being pretty ridiculous.

No one's pretending...just stating facts. Don't care if you listen or not. Your loss.

Someone should have helped you K-12 to understand that by contantly repeating or shouting your opinion or calling them facts doesn't actually make them so

and you're right, no one cares to listen because you and your crusade is irrelevant to their decisions

Except for you who keeps talking...