Sleepless nights coming for Bethesda coaches

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I bet you drive an electric car

dying here

[Anonymous]

Just be more cut throat like most other parents and you will succeed. Johny will play D3 after all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet you drive an electric car

dying here

Excellent. Then you're a good person to explain the joke. I don't get it. A person who drives an electric car is . . . . what?

[Anonymous]

Bethesda - Baltimore is the shittiest part of the country.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bethesda B team played our club's top team a few weeks back and I had a very different impression than OP from what I saw. The Bethesda players were way more organized on the field and had much better control of the ball, passed better etc than our kids. The match actually made me upset about the lack of player development we see in our club. It looks like there are unhappy parents everywhere, but grass might not necessarily be greener elsewhere.

Depends on coach, gender, age. But there are certainly plenty of good B teams and coaches at BSC. They have a lot of teams per age.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bethesda B team played our club's top team a few weeks back and I had a very different impression than OP from what I saw. The Bethesda players were way more organized on the field and had much better control of the ball, passed better etc than our kids. The match actually made me upset about the lack of player development we see in our club. It looks like there are unhappy parents everywhere, but grass might not necessarily be greener elsewhere.

Depends on coach, gender, age. But there are certainly plenty of good B teams and coaches at BSC. They have a lot of teams per age.

This is so true. The lack of training shows between different age groups on who they let coach the first and second team. 😒 If you're lucky, you'll get the top tier coaches for your age group. If you aren't, you aren't your kid's second team is losing to third teams from Loudoun.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bethesda B team played our club's top team a few weeks back and I had a very different impression than OP from what I saw. The Bethesda players were way more organized on the field and had much better control of the ball, passed better etc than our kids. The match actually made me upset about the lack of player development we see in our club. It looks like there are unhappy parents everywhere, but grass might not necessarily be greener elsewhere.

Depends on coach, gender, age. But there are certainly plenty of good B teams and coaches at BSC. They have a lot of teams per age.

This is so true. The lack of training shows between different age groups on who they let coach the first and second team. 😒 If you're lucky, you'll get the top tier coaches for your age group. If you aren't, you aren't your kid's second team is losing to third teams from Loudoun.

Conceited annoying Loudoun parent creeps into every thread

[Anonymous]

Clearly BSC isnt going anywhere. Best college placements around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Clearly BSC isnt going anywhere. Best college placements around.

FACTS !!! Even though my DD PRE-ECNL-RL team lost every single game last season minus a few in tournaments, we still planning on having them go D1 because they’re part of BSC 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Clearly BSC isnt going anywhere. Best college placements around.

FACTS !!! Even though my DD PRE-ECNL-RL team lost every single game last season minus a few in tournaments, we still planning on having them go D1 because they’re part of BSC 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️.

Statistically if they stay on the top ECNL teams there is a very good chance they will go D1