Washington Spirit VA ID sessions this Sunday

[Anonymous]

Definitely an FCV parent defending their better players. And who was trashed? Guess the facts sting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Definitely an FCV parent defending their better players. And who was trashed? Guess the facts sting.

Yeah, I thought the comment had been balanced. It was also talking club wide, but they drilled it back down to the 06s so we all know which team his DD is on.

[Anonymous]

The only score on DA site is 06 score, what were the scores of the other matches with fcv

[Anonymous]

FCV did a special graphic to call out WSVA and highlight 5 wins. #keepinitclassy

Was this covered at their open coaching education event?

[Anonymous]

Yeah that was in really bad taste for FCV

[Anonymous]

5 wins was posted but not the scores ???

[Anonymous]

Winning is the best advertisement available. A winning club does very little recruiting...and when they do, recruiting is easy. FCV is a business. It's their job to be successful. It's a never ending process.

This is where Spirit shot themselves in the foot. The failed to field competetive teams and now they cant put together a good recruiting strategy.

FCV beat WS fair and square. Team vs Team. Age group vs Age group. To the winner goes the riches. Never forget....its a competetion in more ways than one.

Simple

Sincerely,
WS Parent.

[Anonymous]

^^^^What a classy display of trolling. Keep it classy, FCV

[Anonymous]

In watching the USA v BEL game, I’m reminded of how even if a team plays some nice looking soccer, the result looks drastically different because of the athleticism of the opponent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In watching the USA v BEL game, I’m reminded of how even if a team plays some nice looking soccer, the result looks drastically different because of the athleticism of the opponent.

Did you watch France win the World Cup last summer?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In watching the USA v BEL game, I’m reminded of how even if a team plays some nice looking soccer, the result looks drastically different because of the athleticism of the opponent.

Did you watch France win the World Cup last summer?

Yes. Same dynamic, similar result. The result here is much more lopsided than that game though, especially considering the two bad calls (griezmann’s flop and bad handball judgment)

[Anonymous]

The point of the game is to win. There are different ways to do it.

WIN

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The point of the game is to win. There are different ways to do it.

WIN

I’m quite sure you don’t get my point. Or the point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The point of the game is to win. There are different ways to do it.

WIN

I’m quite sure you don’t get my point. Or the point.

Help me understand

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Winning is the best advertisement available. A winning club does very little recruiting...and when they do, recruiting is easy. FCV is a business. It's their job to be successful. It's a never ending process.

This is where Spirit shot themselves in the foot. The failed to field competetive teams and now they cant put together a good recruiting strategy.

FCV beat WS fair and square. Team vs Team. Age group vs Age group. To the winner goes the riches. Never forget....its a competetion in more ways than one.

Simple

Sincerely,
WS Parent.

They failed to compete. Almost two years of scores back that up, and the constant pretense of "development over wins" is used to justify it. What I have to wonder is: can they? Is the inability to compete now something Spirit has locked itself into? Or can they make the choices it takes to win?