Teams in the Fairfax area

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Anonymous wrote:Syc, alexandria, bethesda, and several others are mls next clubs. But while many may include the word mls in their team names for younger age groups,the league doesn't start until u13.

You must not have seen his previous post where he said his player is 8 but plays up. I highly doubt his son is playing up 4 years cause MLS next starts at U12.

His 8 year old wants to “go pro”, so he’s playing up at U13 🤣🤣🤣

Being that they're from Chicago, I'm assuming he's referencing the Chicago Fire FC Academy which does have a talent identification platform for U10-U12. So it's not out of the realm of possibilities that his 8 year played U10 this last year for the MLS Next Academy ofChicago Fire FC...took all of 30 seconds on google to find that out rather than jumping ton conclusions and then bashing OP for those conclusions.

Talent identification platform? You’re delusional. The only way to go pro is to move to Europe and start at a team that is not just there to rake money.

bruh, Google is your friend. It's literally called talent identification platform for U10-U12 on the Chicago Fire Academy website

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We love Vienna. Our kids started in their cubs and house program, and have now graduated to their ECNL team. Very happy with the club.

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Anonymous wrote:Syc, alexandria, bethesda, and several others are mls next clubs. But while many may include the word mls in their team names for younger age groups,the league doesn't start until u13.

You must not have seen his previous post where he said his player is 8 but plays up. I highly doubt his son is playing up 4 years cause MLS next starts at U12.

His 8 year old wants to “go pro”, so he’s playing up at U13 🤣🤣🤣

Being that they're from Chicago, I'm assuming he's referencing the Chicago Fire FC Academy which does have a talent identification platform for U10-U12. So it's not out of the realm of possibilities that his 8 year played U10 this last year for the MLS Next Academy ofChicago Fire FC...took all of 30 seconds on google to find that out rather than jumping ton conclusions and then bashing OP for those conclusions.

Talent identification platform? You’re delusional. The only way to go pro is to move to Europe and start at a team that is not just there to rake money.

bruh, Google is your friend. It's literally called talent identification platform for U10-U12 on the Chicago Fire Academy website

Bruh, they can call it whatever they want, it’s still kids soccer with a bunch of part time local coaches . It works on people like you, but many normal parents realize it’s just another money grab.

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Anonymous wrote:We love Vienna. Our kids started in their cubs and house program, and have now graduated to their ECNL team. Very happy with the club.

Me too!

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Anonymous wrote:Vienna is the best place for both your children. Black and red all the way!

No space

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Anonymous wrote:Op here. Son played on the A team of a club that offered MLS Next at older ages. No he is not playing MLS NEXT 4 years up😄 Similar situation with the daughter, she is playing pre ECRL, but I’m not sure how motivated she is. She’s young, so maybe in the future she’ll want to play in college or beyond. However, for now i’m just trying to support her best as possible and make sure she enjoys youth soccer. I want both my kids to play for teams that they enjoy right now, given their ages. I’m not trying to push them too hard to play soccer in college or beyond. I want them to make this decision for themselves.

You seem to be perfect for Valor, Fairfax base and not that serious in soccer!

And which clubs in the area are serious in soccer? I’d truly like to know

Vienna is the best in the area by far.

Really? They don’t respond to inquiries. But is that all teams?

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Anonymous wrote:He's 8? How can he play for a MLS Next academy?

he wants to go pro, so he's playing up

Like 4 years?!?!

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Anonymous wrote:McLean, Vienna, SYC are all large clubs. Not sure what part of Fairfax youre in. Maybe tell us the 3 or 4 closest clubs to you geographically and we can give intel.

Vienna is the best one of all of those! Don’t waste time with anyone else. Coaching is amazing and superb. You and your kids won’t regret signing up for VYS at all. VYS is best, forgot all the rest!

VYS parents are the loudest and most obnoxious outside of VA Revolution parents.

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Anonymous wrote:He's 8? How can he play for a MLS Next academy?

he wants to go pro, so he's playing up

eye roll

Classic response from a subpar parent with trash ambitions

Psyop for VYS, apparently.

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Anonymous wrote:Syc, alexandria, bethesda, and several others are mls next clubs. But while many may include the word mls in their team names for younger age groups,the league doesn't start until u13.

You must not have seen his previous post where he said his player is 8 but plays up. I highly doubt his son is playing up 4 years cause MLS next starts at U12.

His 8 year old wants to “go pro”, so he’s playing up at U13 🤣🤣🤣

Being that they're from Chicago, I'm assuming he's referencing the Chicago Fire FC Academy which does have a talent identification platform for U10-U12. So it's not out of the realm of possibilities that his 8 year played U10 this last year for the MLS Next Academy ofChicago Fire FC...took all of 30 seconds on google to find that out rather than jumping ton conclusions and then bashing OP for those conclusions.

Talent identification platform? You’re delusional. The only way to go pro is to move to Europe and start at a team that is not just there to rake money.

Please tell me a team in Europe that doesn’t just want to rake in money. Every club is a business, they need money.

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The club that’s closest to your house

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Anonymous wrote:Vienna is the best place for both your children. Black and red all the way!

Not for a 12-year-old daughter, or for an 8-year-old son for more than a year or two, if they’re any good.

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Anonymous wrote:Vienna is the best place for both your children. Black and red all the way!

Not for a 12-year-old daughter, or for an 8-year-old son for more than a year or two, if they’re any good.

Vienna Youth is unorganized and no response to inquiries. Its maybe b/c they are full or only need a few spots to fill through the seasons.

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Anonymous wrote:McLean, Vienna, SYC are all large clubs. Not sure what part of Fairfax youre in. Maybe tell us the 3 or 4 closest clubs to you geographically and we can give intel.

Vienna is the best one of all of those! Don’t waste time with anyone else. Coaching is amazing and superb. You and your kids won’t regret signing up for VYS at all. VYS is best, forgot all the rest!

VYS parents are the loudest and most obnoxious outside of VA Revolution parents.

Really? They’re usually pretty quiet when they’re losing.