FCV 07 Stacked now?

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Anonymous wrote:Please don't feed the trolls. These stupid arguments only happen when you take the bait and respond.

+1000

All the troll hallmarks. Don't feed the trolls!

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Anonymous wrote:Most college placements of any soccer club in the DMV. Just saying

Anyone who knows anything knows that McLean placement is the best. Stop living on the backs of the 01 and 02 class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:why is everyone so mean?

If you play stupid games you will win stupid prizes

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Anonymous wrote:FCV has recent former directors/coaches who are the head coaches at William & Mary, George Mason and the Washington Spirit, but some want that club to fail. God forbid we have clubs and coaches in this area who know anything about soccer beyond club and High School.

What does that have to do with anything? Are you saying that their position at FCV is the reason they are in those jobs?

No. All of those coaches were accomplished when they showed up to FCV. Good on FCV’s leadership for being willing to bring in and pay good directors/coaches from outside of the club, and good on the other clubs in the area that have done the same, e.g. Arlington, VDA.

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Anonymous wrote:Most college placements of any soccer club in the DMV. Just saying

Livin' off the legacy. Just sayin'.

This year they sent a couple dozen. But sure… living off legacy. Not like Loudoun right? Who can’t produce anything worth the money they rob

Who said anything about Loudoun? Not from there, but they sure are a thorn in your side for some reason.....

OP mentioned 4 07 players leaving Loudoun for FCV.

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Anonymous wrote:FCV has recent former directors/coaches who are the head coaches at William & Mary, George Mason and the Washington Spirit, but some want that club to fail. God forbid we have clubs and coaches in this area who know anything about soccer beyond club and High School.

That “FCV” coach at William and Mary was at fcv for less than 4 months. She was there because her daughters played there.

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That age group is still young. Most teams wont settle until the 16-17 age group. Congrats on getting 4 15 year olds?

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I cannot believe the amount of stupidity in this thread. Wow.

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Good for them. So...... how bout them Cowboys!

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Anonymous wrote:FCV has recent former directors/coaches who are the head coaches at William & Mary, George Mason and the Washington Spirit, but some want that club to fail. God forbid we have clubs and coaches in this area who know anything about soccer beyond club and High School.

That “FCV” coach at William and Mary was at fcv for less than 4 months. She was there because her daughters played there.

And the “fcv coach” at GMU is married to the fcv director. Never been a head coach at fcv.

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Anonymous wrote:FCV has recent former directors/coaches who are the head coaches at William & Mary, George Mason and the Washington Spirit, but some want that club to fail. God forbid we have clubs and coaches in this area who know anything about soccer beyond club and High School.

That “FCV” coach at William and Mary was at fcv for less than 4 months. She was there because her daughters played there.

And the “fcv coach” at GMU is married to the fcv director. Never been a head coach at fcv.

When you bring in quality coaches they are apt to get hired away, but I appreciated having those coaches - and other coaches at that level - running training sessions for my kid. I’d rather that than having my kid at a club that doesn’t have any coaches that will ever be considered for a college coaching job.

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Anonymous wrote:FCV has recent former directors/coaches who are the head coaches at William & Mary, George Mason and the Washington Spirit, but some want that club to fail. God forbid we have clubs and coaches in this area who know anything about soccer beyond club and High School.

That “FCV” coach at William and Mary was at fcv for less than 4 months. She was there because her daughters played there.

And the “fcv coach” at GMU is married to the fcv director. Never been a head coach at fcv.

When you bring in quality coaches they are apt to get hired away, but I appreciated having those coaches - and other coaches at that level - running training sessions for my kid. I’d rather that than having my kid at a club that doesn’t have any coaches that will ever be considered for a college coaching job.

Clyde is the best. He’s not at FCV. So, I guess you should move your kid

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Anonymous wrote:FCV has recent former directors/coaches who are the head coaches at William & Mary, George Mason and the Washington Spirit, but some want that club to fail. God forbid we have clubs and coaches in this area who know anything about soccer beyond club and High School.

That “FCV” coach at William and Mary was at fcv for less than 4 months. She was there because her daughters played there.

And the “fcv coach” at GMU is married to the fcv director. Never been a head coach at fcv.

When you bring in quality coaches they are apt to get hired away, but I appreciated having those coaches - and other coaches at that level - running training sessions for my kid. I’d rather that than having my kid at a club that doesn’t have any coaches that will ever be considered for a college coaching job.

maybe your kid can go to the beach house "training" with FCV!

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Anonymous wrote:FCV has recent former directors/coaches who are the head coaches at William & Mary, George Mason and the Washington Spirit, but some want that club to fail. God forbid we have clubs and coaches in this area who know anything about soccer beyond club and High School.

That “FCV” coach at William and Mary was at fcv for less than 4 months. She was there because her daughters played there.

And the “fcv coach” at GMU is married to the fcv director. Never been a head coach at fcv.

When you bring in quality coaches they are apt to get hired away, but I appreciated having those coaches - and other coaches at that level - running training sessions for my kid. I’d rather that than having my kid at a club that doesn’t have any coaches that will ever be considered for a college coaching job.

they saw the writing on the wall and bailed.

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Anonymous wrote:FCV has recent former directors/coaches who are the head coaches at William & Mary, George Mason and the Washington Spirit, but some want that club to fail. God forbid we have clubs and coaches in this area who know anything about soccer beyond club and High School.

That “FCV” coach at William and Mary was at fcv for less than 4 months. She was there because her daughters played there.

And the “fcv coach” at GMU is married to the fcv director. Never been a head coach at fcv.

When you bring in quality coaches they are apt to get hired away, but I appreciated having those coaches - and other coaches at that level - running training sessions for my kid. I’d rather that than having my kid at a club that doesn’t have any coaches that will ever be considered for a college coaching job.

maybe your kid can go to the beach house "training" with FCV!

uh oh.