Dutch Soccer School

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:what does this have anything to do with the Dutch Soccer School?

I heard the Dutch Soccer School stinks really bad.

oh, why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:what does this have anything to do with the Dutch Soccer School?

I heard the Dutch Soccer School stinks really bad.

oh, why?

Because of their ovens

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:what does this have anything to do with the Dutch Soccer School?

I heard the Dutch Soccer School stinks really bad.

oh, why?

Because of their ovens

is that a soccer thing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone gone in the past? Worth it for a 14 year old ECNL boy? Feel like he’s outgrown all camps. Even overnight college camps are often younger and not too selective. He’s young for a true college ID camp to really be worth it.
We do some private training but any other thoughts for that age?

My kid went 1 year. They were honest -- the kid struggled as we admittedly were doing too many soccer things -- but they were jerks about it. And once they decided the kid wasn't good enough for THEM, they ignored and spent most of the time catering to players they eventually invited to go to their European camps.

Well your kid went good enough not a fair critique.
You failed not them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:what does this have anything to do with the Dutch Soccer School?

I heard the Dutch Soccer School stinks really bad.

oh, why?

Because of their ovens

is that a soccer thing?

It's the Dutch Oven -- known for it's stinkiness.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:new way how European teams fund their academies . American parents so generous they fund local clubs and decided to do the same for Europe too .

Well, why do you think Loudoun Soccer and VRSC continually add foreigners? Hint: it isn’t their “expertise” or “experience”.

The answer lies in their McMansions and bank accounts.

They could never aspire to a fraction of that wealthy lavish lifestyle back in their countries of origin.

They won’t naturalize though because “muh roots, mate!” Forget the Germans that’s another special case

Please crawl back to you cave, man

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:new way how European teams fund their academies . American parents so generous they fund local clubs and decided to do the same for Europe too .

Well, why do you think Loudoun Soccer and VRSC continually add foreigners? Hint: it isn’t their “expertise” or “experience”.

The answer lies in their McMansions and bank accounts.

They could never aspire to a fraction of that wealthy lavish lifestyle back in their countries of origin.

They won’t naturalize though because “muh roots, mate!” Forget the Germans that’s another special case

Please crawl back to you cave, man

Where did PP hurt you? You must be one those foreign “coaches” who didn’t make it in whatever country you came from. I wonder why you’re here /s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any updates on this camp from summer 2025? Good, bad, indifferent?

My kids enjoyed it—both had kids they knew there.

[Anonymous]

They canceled like the week before citing lack of numbers but who really knows

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They canceled like the week before citing lack of numbers but who really knows

huh? my kids were there the whole summer, nothing was cancelled