FC Virginia

[Anonymous]

Got message this evening that we will be practicing at Revolution fields to start out for the upcoming season so take what you will from everyone's theories on here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got message this evening that we will be practicing at Revolution fields to start out for the upcoming season so take what you will from everyone's theories on here.

Start out is the key qualifier here.

[Anonymous]

What's set for this season is set. The questions are for 24/25

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What's set for this season is set. The questions are for 24/25

How do you know that? Prior posters have indicated, for example, that Evergreen and Hanson are not available to FCV this Spring.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:GA is like the private school of club soccer.

Even more willing to take your money than ECNL programs are, and that's saying a lot.

Eh, I agree with you that it's all about $$$, but I also think that there's so much of it floating around in youth sports that people vastly overrate the supremacy of ECNL. It won't last forever, because someone else will want a piece of that pie, and have the ability to pull it off eventually.

Wishful thinking. They tried with the DA and now with the DA. So far, ECNL (girls) is undefeated.

There can only be one top dog. Even in professional soccer, generally one league is ranked above all others. In this case, ECNL reigns supreme and don't see that fact changing anytime soon.

Does every NWSL team have an academy? Where do they play?

Regardless not enough NWSL teams to cover the country for their own youth league, but that's the only way I see ECNL losing out is if you get something similar to MLSnext but on the NWSL side.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's set for this season is set. The questions are for 24/25

How do you know that? Prior posters have indicated, for example, that Evergreen and Hanson are not available to FCV this Spring.

Let's be clear, only FCV leadership knows their status at Evergreen and Hanson. Any "prior posters" proclaiming otherwise are full of shit and probably work/coach/play for Loudoun in an attempt to scare you into switching clubs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's set for this season is set. The questions are for 24/25

How do you know that? Prior posters have indicated, for example, that Evergreen and Hanson are not available to FCV this Spring.

Let's be clear, only FCV leadership knows their status at Evergreen and Hanson. Any "prior posters" proclaiming otherwise are full of shit and probably work/coach/play for Loudoun in an attempt to scare you into switching clubs.

If only FCV leadership would say something.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got message this evening that we will be practicing at Revolution fields to start out for the upcoming season so take what you will from everyone's theories on here.

"...and since you've already been practicing here, it's not like it's really a change. Just click this link, pay your $5499 club fees and welcome to the Revolution!"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's set for this season is set. The questions are for 24/25

How do you know that? Prior posters have indicated, for example, that Evergreen and Hanson are not available to FCV this Spring.

Let's be clear, only FCV leadership knows their status at Evergreen and Hanson. Any "prior posters" proclaiming otherwise are full of shit and probably work/coach/play for Loudoun in an attempt to scare you into switching clubs.

If only FCV leadership would say something.

What do you want them to say exactly? That those who stick around are basically band members on the titanic? Or that whatever happens they will have your DDs best interest in mind? 😏

The announcement regarding the practice fields is probably a good indicator of where this is headed. #TheFutureisVRSC

[Anonymous]

"...and since you've already been practicing here, it's not like it's really a change. Just click this link, pay your $5499 club fees and welcome to the Revolution!"

What is the joke here? Does Revolution charge a lot more than other clubs? Hidden fees? The pricing on their website looks to be in line with others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's set for this season is set. The questions are for 24/25

How do you know that? Prior posters have indicated, for example, that Evergreen and Hanson are not available to FCV this Spring.

Let's be clear, only FCV leadership knows their status at Evergreen and Hanson. Any "prior posters" proclaiming otherwise are full of shit and probably work/coach/play for Loudoun in an attempt to scare you into switching clubs.

If only FCV leadership would say something.

What do you want them to say exactly? That those who stick around are basically band members on the titanic? Or that whatever happens they will have your DDs best interest in mind? 😏

The announcement regarding the practice fields is probably a good indicator of where this is headed. #TheFutureisVRSC

1. We have fields, at least for the Spring.

2. BP, with TSJ’s full support, has taken the lead in recruiting CC’s successor and sees this as an opportunity to move the club to the next level.

Of course, that will be difficult to say if they don’t have fields and BP is leaving too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GA is like the private school of club soccer.

Even more willing to take your money than ECNL programs are, and that's saying a lot.

Eh, I agree with you that it's all about $$$, but I also think that there's so much of it floating around in youth sports that people vastly overrate the supremacy of ECNL. It won't last forever, because someone else will want a piece of that pie, and have the ability to pull it off eventually.

Wishful thinking. They tried with the DA and now with the DA. So far, ECNL (girls) is undefeated.

There can only be one top dog. Even in professional soccer, generally one league is ranked above all others. In this case, ECNL reigns supreme and don't see that fact changing anytime soon.

Does every NWSL team have an academy? Where do they play?

Regardless not enough NWSL teams to cover the country for their own youth league, but that's the only way I see ECNL losing out is if you get something similar to MLSnext but on the NWSL side.

In time, USL-W could provide an alternative.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's set for this season is set. The questions are for 24/25

How do you know that? Prior posters have indicated, for example, that Evergreen and Hanson are not available to FCV this Spring.

Let's be clear, only FCV leadership knows their status at Evergreen and Hanson. Any "prior posters" proclaiming otherwise are full of shit and probably work/coach/play for Loudoun in an attempt to scare you into switching clubs.

There’s plenty of people that are aware of the fact that FCV don’t have field space for next year outside of this Loudoun conspiracy that you’re imagining. When you say FCV has fields for next season, you’re being deceptive because most people think next season is fall 24-spring 25, not spring 24, which most people would consider this season.

[Anonymous]

Is it unusual for a leader in a club to leave mid-season? That seems so much more disruptive than moving over the summer. Did CC coach any of the GA teams or was he “just” the TD over all of them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:GA is like the private school of club soccer.

Even more willing to take your money than ECNL programs are, and that's saying a lot.

Eh, I agree with you that it's all about $$$, but I also think that there's so much of it floating around in youth sports that people vastly overrate the supremacy of ECNL. It won't last forever, because someone else will want a piece of that pie, and have the ability to pull it off eventually.

Wishful thinking. They tried with the DA and now with the DA. So far, ECNL (girls) is undefeated.

There can only be one top dog. Even in professional soccer, generally one league is ranked above all others. In this case, ECNL reigns supreme and don't see that fact changing anytime soon.

Does every NWSL team have an academy? Where do they play?

Regardless not enough NWSL teams to cover the country for their own youth league, but that's the only way I see ECNL losing out is if you get something similar to MLSnext but on the NWSL side.

Believe there are 5 clubs that affiliate with youth academies. 3 play in ECNL (NC Courage, Racing Louisville, and Portland Thorns) and 2 in GA (Houston Dash and OL Reign).

There were more clubs affiliated to youth academies when the DA was around.