The St James FC Virginia vs Richmond United Scrimmages

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To answer the originally question
U19 FCV won 3-1
U17 Richmond won 3-2 ( winning goal was scored in last 5 minutes
U16 Richmond won 2-1
U15 FCV won 4-1
U14 FCV won 2-0
U13 tie 2-2

Overall FCV won 3 by at least 2 goals
Richmond won by 1 goal each time

Does the last 2 sentences help you sleep at night?

No need to drive to Georgia anymore. Look on the bright side

You don’t have to act that way. Your kid can keep trying out! Better luck next season!

Well that touched a never, didnt it. Lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We can't! College coaches came out to watch. Just ask Bobby!

I’m seriously LOL!!! ? ? ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To answer the originally question
U19 FCV won 3-1
U17 Richmond won 3-2 ( winning goal was scored in last 5 minutes
U16 Richmond won 2-1
U15 FCV won 4-1
U14 FCV won 2-0
U13 tie 2-2

Overall FCV won 3 by at least 2 goals
Richmond won by 1 goal each time

So FCV basically was roughly on par with third third or fourth best program in the midatlantic division of ECNL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To answer the originally question
U19 FCV won 3-1
U17 Richmond won 3-2 ( winning goal was scored in last 5 minutes
U16 Richmond won 2-1
U15 FCV won 4-1
U14 FCV won 2-0
U13 tie 2-2

Overall FCV won 3 by at least 2 goals
Richmond won by 1 goal each time

So FCV basically was roughly on par with third third or fourth best program in the midatlantic division of ECNL.

No, as someone mentioned they use the scrimmages for other things. They could have won every game if they played to win. The U14, U15 and U19s are just that much better, even with trying new formations, positions, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To answer the originally question
U19 FCV won 3-1
U17 Richmond won 3-2 ( winning goal was scored in last 5 minutes
U16 Richmond won 2-1
U15 FCV won 4-1
U14 FCV won 2-0
U13 tie 2-2

Overall FCV won 3 by at least 2 goals
Richmond won by 1 goal each time

So FCV basically was roughly on par with third third or fourth best program in the midatlantic division of ECNL.

To bad we'll never know. FCV would boat race the teams in this area at every age group!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To answer the originally question
U19 FCV won 3-1
U17 Richmond won 3-2 ( winning goal was scored in last 5 minutes
U16 Richmond won 2-1
U15 FCV won 4-1
U14 FCV won 2-0
U13 tie 2-2

Overall FCV won 3 by at least 2 goals
Richmond won by 1 goal each time

So FCV basically was roughly on par with third third or fourth best program in the midatlantic division of ECNL.

To bad we'll never know. FCV would boat race the teams in this area at every age group!

Do you think Richmond wasn’t trying new players and formations too? It is preseason for them as well. The hypocrisy is real at Fcv. You’re not the dominant club in the area anymore. You aren’t 1 of 2 ecnl/da clubs in the area anymore. Sorry. #thefutureisfcv

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To answer the originally question
U19 FCV won 3-1
U17 Richmond won 3-2 ( winning goal was scored in last 5 minutes
U16 Richmond won 2-1
U15 FCV won 4-1
U14 FCV won 2-0
U13 tie 2-2

Overall FCV won 3 by at least 2 goals
Richmond won by 1 goal each time

So FCV basically was roughly on par with third third or fourth best program in the midatlantic division of ECNL.

To bad we'll never know. FCV would boat race the teams in this area at every age group!

Do you think Richmond wasn’t trying new players and formations too? It is preseason for them as well. The hypocrisy is real at Fcv. You’re not the dominant club in the area anymore. You aren’t 1 of 2 ecnl/da clubs in the area anymore. Sorry. #thefutureisfcv

Exactly. The arrogance at FCV that they believe scrimmages are practices only to them and never the other team. Lol

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure the scores prove anything. When FCV was in the ECNL, the older teams faced off with Richmond at about that same level. The 03s and 04s are historically strong teams for them. I was a bit surprised Richmond's 05s didn't perform better actually, which suggests if anything, Richmond is weakening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To answer the originally question
U19 FCV won 3-1
U17 Richmond won 3-2 ( winning goal was scored in last 5 minutes
U16 Richmond won 2-1
U15 FCV won 4-1
U14 FCV won 2-0
U13 tie 2-2

Overall FCV won 3 by at least 2 goals
Richmond won by 1 goal each time

So FCV basically was roughly on par with third third or fourth best program in the midatlantic division of ECNL.

To bad we'll never know. FCV would boat race the teams in this area at every age group!

Do you think Richmond wasn’t trying new players and formations too? It is preseason for them as well. The hypocrisy is real at Fcv. You’re not the dominant club in the area anymore. You aren’t 1 of 2 ecnl/da clubs in the area anymore. Sorry. #thefutureisfcv

Exactly. The arrogance at FCV that they believe scrimmages are practices only to them and never the other team. Lol

They have to justify the lack luster results one way or another.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure the scores prove anything. When FCV was in the ECNL, the older teams faced off with Richmond at about that same level. The 03s and 04s are historically strong teams for them. I was a bit surprised Richmond's 05s didn't perform better actually, which suggests if anything, Richmond is weakening.

Why would Richmond be weakening? Their player pool is the same and they have no local clubs to really compete against for players.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure the scores prove anything. When FCV was in the ECNL, the older teams faced off with Richmond at about that same level. The 03s and 04s are historically strong teams for them. I was a bit surprised Richmond's 05s didn't perform better actually, which suggests if anything, Richmond is weakening.

Why would Richmond be weakening? Their player pool is the same and they have no local clubs to really compete against for players.

They aren't facing the same level of competition they used to, so their players may not be getting that same development.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure the scores prove anything. When FCV was in the ECNL, the older teams faced off with Richmond at about that same level. The 03s and 04s are historically strong teams for them. I was a bit surprised Richmond's 05s didn't perform better actually, which suggests if anything, Richmond is weakening.

Why would Richmond be weakening? Their player pool is the same and they have no local clubs to really compete against for players.

They aren't facing the same level of competition they used to, so their players may not be getting that same development.

Ummm, OK, and FCV is?

[Anonymous]

Are there other quality coaches on the staff at TSJFCV besides Bobby that focus on player development? Only have seen comments about him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure the scores prove anything. When FCV was in the ECNL, the older teams faced off with Richmond at about that same level. The 03s and 04s are historically strong teams for them. I was a bit surprised Richmond's 05s didn't perform better actually, which suggests if anything, Richmond is weakening.

Why would Richmond be weakening? Their player pool is the same and they have no local clubs to really compete against for players.

They aren't facing the same level of competition they used to, so their players may not be getting that same development.

Lol @ this. So for fcv it’s just preseason but for RU it’s s reflection of their club and league’s decline?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are there other quality coaches on the staff at TSJFCV besides Bobby that focus on player development? Only have seen comments about him.

Bobby has never been accused of being a developmental coach. Bobby is a connected coach. He does his best work via Twitter.