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NVA is winning MA cup.

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Anonymous wrote:2011 Arlington beat the 2011 VDA boys.

I saw them play and train. They are a fantastic group of boys, just like a great group of ladies for the 2011 age group. Very strong teams!

2011 VDA lost a few to DCU academy.

Yeah, they lost a few to DCU bench HAHAHA

You obviously don't know who the kids are because if you did you would know this simply isn't the case.

Furthermore, VDA lost them to DCU. Not to a trashier club. All the while PP’s club can’t lose players to DCU because they cannot produce players that would make it to DCU. Who laughs last laughs the best 😉

I do know the kids. I've seen them play and they are nothing special. DCU can't pick up players from any other MLS Next teams due to the P2P program so they will grab them from ECNL teams. Again, nothing special.

Thats not true, plenty of MLS Next kids at DCU. SYC, Alexandria, Bethesda, Achilles, etc. I know SYC and Alexandria are P2P, not sure about the others.

Alexandria and SYC are not in the list of P2P programs on the DCUA website. The website lists Loudoun Soccer, Arlington Soccer Association, Player Progression Academy, Virginia Development Academy, Pipeline Soccer Club. Regardless, it's not clear why a PP thinks that DCUA is only allowed to pick from P2P clubs.

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But you're correct, DCUA can pull from any club in its territory. I don't know why they even have a P2P program, most of the top clubs are in it anyways.

I feel like it is just an easy way to identify people. If they didn't have it, maybe they would def need to hire more scouts. It's by no means a definite that any boy from a partner club will get picked up, but it at least gives them an opportunity to be seen and it makes it easier for scouts to weed people out. Like, if your home club leadership doesn't offer your name up as their top X number of players, then it's a harder road. I don't know, I am just guessing here out loud.

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The VDA 2009s will still easily win the league.

Mid-Atlantic Cup? Yeah - probably right there. Regular Season? Down to the last game with Richmond - winner (or tie from Richmond) takes the regular season. Long ways to January 25.

They already won the MA Cup. League winner will be up but really what does it matter? Both teams will be in the post season, both will be able to compete where it matters.

Kinda hard to have already won the MA Cup when the four group winners play for the title on Feb 1/2 in Raleigh.

They are just THAT good.

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What happened to the 2009 team.? Performance has been mediocre

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Anonymous wrote:What happened to the 2009 team.? Performance has been mediocre

They play dirty

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Why do coaches teach kids to play dirty?

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Anonymous wrote:Why do coaches teach kids to play dirty?

Is this honestly a real question? you think any coach teaches a player or players to play dirty? a) it's a lawsuit waiting to happen with upset soccer moms and dads because sally or jimmy got hurt at practice and b) what self respecting parent would be okay with their son or daughter doing that?

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Anonymous wrote:What happened to the 2009 team.? Performance has been mediocre

why do you let 2009 team love rent free in your brain?

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Anonymous wrote:Why do coaches teach kids to play dirty?

Is this honestly a real question? you think any coach teaches a player or players to play dirty? a) it's a lawsuit waiting to happen with upset soccer moms and dads because sally or jimmy got hurt at practice and b) what self respecting parent would be okay with their son or daughter doing that?

You obviously haven't seen NVA coaches then.

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Anonymous wrote:What happened to the 2009 team.? Performance has been mediocre

They play dirty

I watched one of their showcase streams and they constantly took extra shots when the refs weren't looking. Bush league.

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ECNL in general teaches this behavior

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Anonymous wrote:Why do coaches teach kids to play dirty?

Is this honestly a real question? you think any coach teaches a player or players to play dirty? a) it's a lawsuit waiting to happen with upset soccer moms and dads because sally or jimmy got hurt at practice and b) what self respecting parent would be okay with their son or daughter doing that?

You obviously haven't seen NVA coaches then.

We've played against both, VDA is easily the dirtiest club out there.

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Anonymous wrote:Why do coaches teach kids to play dirty?

Is this honestly a real question? you think any coach teaches a player or players to play dirty? a) it's a lawsuit waiting to happen with upset soccer moms and dads because sally or jimmy got hurt at practice and b) what self respecting parent would be okay with their son or daughter doing that?

You obviously haven't seen NVA coaches then.

We've played against both, VDA is easily the dirtiest club out there.

Stop lying, the dirtiest club is that thing you call wifey

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We played VDA and although very physical not "dirty"...NVA has some players that will bull rush, but not a dirty team.

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Anonymous wrote:We played VDA and although very physical not "dirty"...NVA has some players that will bull rush, but not a dirty team.

What age group?