SYC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hear Pepe was running practice for a local DA this week.

Was he training at SYC?

Further south...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hear Pepe was running practice for a local DA this week.

Was he training at SYC?

Further south...

gotcha. Maybe SYC will try to be the 3rd member of that alliance? Oh Oh here go the rumors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hear Pepe was running practice for a local DA this week.

Was he training at SYC?

Further south...

gotcha. Maybe SYC will try to be the 3rd member of that alliance? Oh Oh here go the rumors.

Would make sense, VDA is always trying to get field space in Fairfax county. Not usually a good deal for those clubs as they take a half field minimum for each practice, pushing non-da teams into even tighter spaces.

[Anonymous]

They should have kept Este it seems SYC will get the last laugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They should have kept Este it seems SYC will get the last laugh.

doubt that they will get the last laugh. Also Este left.

[Anonymous]

Besides Vincent, who were the other two coaches let go from SYC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They should have kept Este it seems SYC will get the last laugh.

Este quit, so not much they could do there. Este has a job on his hands rebuilding SYC and Roberto has a job on his hands with LMVSC. The clubs will not live and die on their TD, they will rely on a lot of volunteers and staff. The cult of the TD in this area is so dumb. Este wasn't LMVSC and he won't be SYC. Most players will never interact with him. Most coaches won't see him but twice a year for a meeting. That's how he operated at LMVSC and I don't think his move to SYC was about him changing the way he does things.

And at the end of the day, these 2 clubs provide a service for thousands of kids, many of which don't play travel soccer, so this pissing match about who "will get the last laugh" is really in pour taste. These clubs need to worry about their own membership and communities. If any club out there is building it's business plan on destroying another one, they've lost sight of what is important.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Besides Vincent, who were the other two coaches let go from SYC?

I think Scott Simpson was one. And Fabien (maybe?) was the other.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They should have kept Este it seems SYC will get the last laugh.

Este quit, so not much they could do there. Este has a job on his hands rebuilding SYC and Roberto has a job on his hands with LMVSC. The clubs will not live and die on their TD, they will rely on a lot of volunteers and staff. The cult of the TD in this area is so dumb. Este wasn't LMVSC and he won't be SYC. Most players will never interact with him. Most coaches won't see him but twice a year for a meeting. That's how he operated at LMVSC and I don't think his move to SYC was about him changing the way he does things.

And at the end of the day, these 2 clubs provide a service for thousands of kids, many of which don't play travel soccer, so this pissing match about who "will get the last laugh" is really in pour taste. These clubs need to worry about their own membership and communities. If any club out there is building it's business plan on destroying another one, they've lost sight of what is important.

100%. Probably the best well put post on this thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Besides Vincent, who were the other two coaches let go from SYC?

I think Scott Simpson was one. And Fabien (maybe?) was the other.

Fabien Lewis? Thought I saw him with his teams in the last few weeks?

[Anonymous]

Right, that's why I put a maybe qualifier there. Not sure if there was another Fabien?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hear Pepe was running practice for a local DA this week.

Was he training at SYC?

Further south...

gotcha. Maybe SYC will try to be the 3rd member of that alliance? Oh Oh here go the rumors.

Would make sense, VDA is always trying to get field space in Fairfax county. Not usually a good deal for those clubs as they take a half field minimum for each practice, pushing non-da teams into even tighter spaces.

Pepe going to VDA and taking all of his players with him! Rumor started!

[Anonymous]

I’m not seeing what the hoopla is about with the new TD. Nothing so far has proved he is better than the last TD. LMVSC is/was about par with SYC so how is this change benefiting the kids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Right, that's why I put a maybe qualifier there. Not sure if there was another Fabien?

My understanding was that Fabien was still coaching the older teams. If he was let go completely that is bewildering. He was a phenomenal coach. Doesn't make sense to overload Justin with so many teams if they kept Fabien.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hear Pepe was running practice for a local DA this week.

Was he training at SYC?

Further south...

gotcha. Maybe SYC will try to be the 3rd member of that alliance? Oh Oh here go the rumors.

Would make sense, VDA is always trying to get field space in Fairfax county. Not usually a good deal for those clubs as they take a half field minimum for each practice, pushing non-da teams into even tighter spaces.

Pepe going to VDA and taking all of his players with him! Rumor started!

That's actually not a bad idea. There are some good players on those teams, and VDA could use the help.