ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I counted at least 6 from Union at NVAs first ID session. And a few of them looked like some of Unions better players.

Rat

[Anonymous]

This is probably the same Arlington dad who hid in the trees last year to scout a Union ID session that his kid wasn't even at.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is probably the same Arlington dad who hid in the trees last year to scout a Union ID session that his kid wasn't even at.

Wouldn’t he better counting the kids at Arlington ID session?

Hiding in a tree seems like a lot of work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is probably the same Arlington dad who hid in the trees last year to scout a Union ID session that his kid wasn't even at.

Wouldn’t he better counting the kids at Arlington ID session?

Hiding in a tree seems like a lot of work.

I’ve heard Arlington has a couple dads like this. Truly strange.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can’t believe any parent or player in their right mind would stick around and play at FXU. If you think it’s bad now, that crap show is just getting started. I have a feeling you will be seeing a lot of players from all age groups jumping from the sinking ship.

I see you just like stirring the pot. My kid is in an older age group and we are happy with the coaching assignment. The team will only get stronger so we welcome the change.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I counted at least 6 from Union at NVAs first ID session. And a few of them looked like some of Unions better players.

Have any offers been sent? Only received second invite to the ID Session.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is probably the same Arlington dad who hid in the trees last year to scout a Union ID session that his kid wasn't even at.

When my kids were younger, there was an Arlington coach that did this. Ratted kids out and a few got blackballed.

It was sick. Parents are paying $3-5k—they should routinely check for fit and see what’s out there.

If you are doing your job, you’d welcome competition and be confident your players will stay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I counted at least 6 from Union at NVAs first ID session. And a few of them looked like some of Unions better players.

Have any offers been sent? Only received second invite to the ID Session.

I'm sure they have been sent to the players that they really want. Clubs send offers on a rolling basis, top priority to lock down first, then fill in the rest later.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is probably the same Arlington dad who hid in the trees last year to scout a Union ID session that his kid wasn't even at.

Funny how far people go! But seem on par with the stories I’ve heard abt them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MYS Town Hall announced in email. Prepare for the airing of grievances.

And scheduled the same night and time as all the boys FVU ID sessions which had already been announced last week, and which are 30+ minutes away from said townhall…

Perhaps a coincidence but it’s not a good look…

VYS not doing a town hall. Unhinged McLean parents

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is probably the same Arlington dad who hid in the trees last year to scout a Union ID session that his kid wasn't even at.

When my kids were younger, there was an Arlington coach that did this. Ratted kids out and a few got blackballed.

It was sick. Parents are paying $3-5k—they should routinely check for fit and see what’s out there.

If you are doing your job, you’d welcome competition and be confident your players will stay.

This is not unique to Arlington. All the coaches rat out any players to their current coaches.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I counted at least 6 from Union at NVAs first ID session. And a few of them looked like some of Unions better players.

Where does NVA practice?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I counted at least 6 from Union at NVAs first ID session. And a few of them looked like some of Unions better players.

Where does NVA practice?

Loudoun

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I counted at least 6 from Union at NVAs first ID session. And a few of them looked like some of Unions better players.

Where does NVA practice?

Loudoun

What fields?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is probably the same Arlington dad who hid in the trees last year to scout a Union ID session that his kid wasn't even at.

When my kids were younger, there was an Arlington coach that did this. Ratted kids out and a few got blackballed.

It was sick. Parents are paying $3-5k—they should routinely check for fit and see what’s out there.

If you are doing your job, you’d welcome competition and be confident your players will stay.

This is not unique to Arlington. All the coaches rat out any players to their current coaches.

It's usually other parents on your team that tell the coach if your kid is trying out or guesting at other clubs.