VRSC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s the new model. Threaten to leave so your mediocre player can play up and displace your more loyal players, but this model evolved with all the new coaches added so they could maintain the program here. Expect a shift again next year when the experienced players realizes their coach sold them out….AGAIN. It will debase the entire VRSC model. ED is a very bad coach but he still holds a lot of influence. Thankfully he’s not the 11 coach anymore.

It may be a new model at VRSC but this is not a new model for competitive soccer clubs. If you want a club that competes at the highest levels (GA, MLSN) then this is the model you have to follow. Just like every other club at that level does. If you don't like it you go to a club that does not play in the top leagues. Plenty of choices out there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s the new model. Threaten to leave so your mediocre player can play up and displace your more loyal players, but this model evolved with all the new coaches added so they could maintain the program here. Expect a shift again next year when the experienced players realizes their coach sold them out….AGAIN. It will debase the entire VRSC model. ED is a very bad coach but he still holds a lot of influence. Thankfully he’s not the 11 coach anymore.

It may be a new model at VRSC but this is not a new model for competitive soccer clubs. If you want a club that competes at the highest levels (GA, MLSN) then this is the model you have to follow. Just like every other club at that level does. If you don't like it you go to a club that does not play in the top leagues. Plenty of choices out there.

Why does a mid club like VRSC do it? Delusions of grandeur one would assume?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Truth, but true. Players got to play up only because the parents threatened to leave. Now the whole team is pissed off. It’s great for morale. Watch how this blows up.

Which VRSC team?

Same at VDA and NVA probably the norm at most clubs in the area

1 players at VDA plays up.

What’s with all of the VDA bashing on a VRSC thread?

[Anonymous]

Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

If memory serves correct, the American Revolution was started by ordinarynless than perfect soldiers…just like VRSC…it’s not about where we are right now, it’s about where will are going!

Viva La Revolution VRSC is the future our time is not yet now, but I’d rather be trending upwards than falling down..mmehhh NVA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

You jest. Those clubs are not elite and regularly lose and only VSA has a viable pathway to ECNL from that group even though PWSI feeds into vda.

Thanks for the engagement on the thread, though! I don't understand the point of half of your guys's responses in here other than being bitter parents with second rate travel soccer players that aren't going anywhere of 'rival clubs' (so cringe). Maybe spend less time on here and more time with your children because they're only young once and your child isn't going pro or probably even playing in college (mine isnt. That's fine with us they are still great at the sport we just aren't delulu parents) if this is your hyper focus day-to-day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

If memory serves correct, the American Revolution was started by ordinarynless than perfect soldiers…just like VRSC…it’s not about where we are right now, it’s about where will are going!

Viva La Revolution VRSC is the future our time is not yet now, but I’d rather be trending upwards than falling down..mmehhh NVA

Good, Lord.

Your "memory" fails you about the events leading up to the American Revolution. More than likely, you actually don't know anything about it. I imagine you show off your "knowledge" telling other dolts, "Only three percent of the population fought in the Revolution. (False) . We are three percenters, brother!"

And it's "le revolucíon". Being as you constantly type it, no doubt you think you are "witty." You look like an imbecile. But that is kind of fitting, isn't it?

[Anonymous]

Don't tread on me fellow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

You jest. Those clubs are not elite and regularly lose and only VSA has a viable pathway to ECNL from that group even though PWSI feeds into vda.

Thanks for the engagement on the thread, though! I don't understand the point of half of your guys's responses in here other than being bitter parents with second rate travel soccer players that aren't going anywhere of 'rival clubs' (so cringe). Maybe spend less time on here and more time with your children because they're only young once and your child isn't going pro or probably even playing in college (mine isnt. That's fine with us they are still great at the sport we just aren't delulu parents) if this is your hyper focus day-to-day.

PWSI and VSA are VDA. Odd comment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

You jest. Those clubs are not elite and regularly lose and only VSA has a viable pathway to ECNL from that group even though PWSI feeds into vda.

Thanks for the engagement on the thread, though! I don't understand the point of half of your guys's responses in here other than being bitter parents with second rate travel soccer players that aren't going anywhere of 'rival clubs' (so cringe). Maybe spend less time on here and more time with your children because they're only young once and your child isn't going pro or probably even playing in college (mine isnt. That's fine with us they are still great at the sport we just aren't delulu parents) if this is your hyper focus day-to-day.

PWSI and VSA are VDA. Odd comment.

I think they were trying to say that you're more likely to get to VDA from VSA than you are to get to VDA from PWSI. I wouldn't say it's an odd comment, but I would say that it's incorrect. If you're at PWSI and you're good enough, you can easily get to VDA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s the new model. Threaten to leave so your mediocre player can play up and displace your more loyal players, but this model evolved with all the new coaches added so they could maintain the program here. Expect a shift again next year when the experienced players realizes their coach sold them out….AGAIN. It will debase the entire VRSC model. ED is a very bad coach but he still holds a lot of influence. Thankfully he’s not the 11 coach anymore.

How? Or why? He barely joined a year ago after selling TSJ out like his bud CC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

You jest. Those clubs are not elite and regularly lose and only VSA has a viable pathway to ECNL from that group even though PWSI feeds into vda.

Thanks for the engagement on the thread, though! I don't understand the point of half of your guys's responses in here other than being bitter parents with second rate travel soccer players that aren't going anywhere of 'rival clubs' (so cringe). Maybe spend less time on here and more time with your children because they're only young once and your child isn't going pro or probably even playing in college (mine isnt. That's fine with us they are still great at the sport we just aren't delulu parents) if this is your hyper focus day-to-day.

PWSI and VSA are VDA. Odd comment.

I think they were trying to say that you're more likely to get to VDA from VSA than you are to get to VDA from PWSI. I wouldn't say it's an odd comment, but I would say that it's incorrect. If you're at PWSI and you're good enough, you can easily get to VDA.

Keep thinking (hoping) that way. You’re better off coming from an “outside club” than one of those 2 “partner” clubs. Seems VDA rosters are made up of former NVA, VRSC and FVU players these days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

You jest. Those clubs are not elite and regularly lose and only VSA has a viable pathway to ECNL from that group even though PWSI feeds into vda.

Our lowly GFR team beat our VRSC opponent by 10 goals the other weekend.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

You jest. Those clubs are not elite and regularly lose and only VSA has a viable pathway to ECNL from that group even though PWSI feeds into vda.

Thanks for the engagement on the thread, though! I don't understand the point of half of your guys's responses in here other than being bitter parents with second rate travel soccer players that aren't going anywhere of 'rival clubs' (so cringe). Maybe spend less time on here and more time with your children because they're only young once and your child isn't going pro or probably even playing in college (mine isnt. That's fine with us they are still great at the sport we just aren't delulu parents) if this is your hyper focus day-to-day.

PWSI and VSA are VDA. Odd comment.

I think they were trying to say that you're more likely to get to VDA from VSA than you are to get to VDA from PWSI. I wouldn't say it's an odd comment, but I would say that it's incorrect. If you're at PWSI and you're good enough, you can easily get to VDA.

Keep thinking (hoping) that way. You’re better off coming from an “outside club” than one of those 2 “partner” clubs. Seems VDA rosters are made up of former NVA, VRSC and FVU players these days.

According to DCUM, this is the case. In reality, it is not the case.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rev is a well organized mid level club, but it's not in the category of elite. Rate them against PWSI, VSA, Valor, Herndon, GFR, etc. But they aren't NVA, VDA, SYC, Alexandria, Arlington.

It can change in a few years, but VR's top players may even struggle to make the top team at the regional teams. Look at most of the teams, made up of benchwarmers from ECNL teams and neighboring RL teams. Not one starter from a MLS Next or ECNL kid came to VR. With that, stop comparing VDA. That's what you should aspire to be, not where you are today.

You jest. Those clubs are not elite and regularly lose and only VSA has a viable pathway to ECNL from that group even though PWSI feeds into vda.

Thanks for the engagement on the thread, though! I don't understand the point of half of your guys's responses in here other than being bitter parents with second rate travel soccer players that aren't going anywhere of 'rival clubs' (so cringe). Maybe spend less time on here and more time with your children because they're only young once and your child isn't going pro or probably even playing in college (mine isnt. That's fine with us they are still great at the sport we just aren't delulu parents) if this is your hyper focus day-to-day.

PWSI and VSA are VDA. Odd comment.

I think they were trying to say that you're more likely to get to VDA from VSA than you are to get to VDA from PWSI. I wouldn't say it's an odd comment, but I would say that it's incorrect. If you're at PWSI and you're good enough, you can easily get to VDA.

Keep thinking (hoping) that way. You’re better off coming from an “outside club” than one of those 2 “partner” clubs. Seems VDA rosters are made up of former NVA, VRSC and FVU players these days.

According to DCUM, this is the case. In reality, it is not the case.

Hmmmm are you sure about that?