Is VDA the best club to get recruited from?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:and darn sure he’ll post when one of his players receives the Gatorade high school player of the year. hypocrite

All thanks to VDA 🤜🤛🤜🤛🤜🤜🤜🤜training and the best Players and BPs
Vision🤛

Seriously are the parents who dont let their kiddos play HS just scared their kids aren’t good enough to work back into rotation if they get injured. Or is the fear they wont standout and will be exposed for being too on a team they have no business being on?

Asking for a few coaches and friends.

Where will your DD improve? Playing high school soccer or in their normal club environment? It’s probably different for everyone. My DD is definitely improving not playing high school.

God forbid they have "fun"

DD is trying to get recruited and improve as a player at VDA.

Keep drinking from the VDA kool-aid; if your dd get recruited it is on her not VDA.

Y'all “have fun” wherever you’re at.

They do nothing to help the players/families other than the badge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:and darn sure he’ll post when one of his players receives the Gatorade high school player of the year. hypocrite

All thanks to VDA 🤜🤛🤜🤛🤜🤜🤜🤜training and the best Players and BPs
Vision🤛

Seriously are the parents who dont let their kiddos play HS just scared their kids aren’t good enough to work back into rotation if they get injured. Or is the fear they wont standout and will be exposed for being too on a team they have no business being on?

Asking for a few coaches and friends.

Where will your DD improve? Playing high school soccer or in their normal club environment? It’s probably different for everyone. My DD is definitely improving not playing high school.

God forbid they have "fun"

DD is trying to get recruited and improve as a player at VDA.

Keep drinking from the VDA kool-aid; if your dd get recruited it is on her not VDA.

Y'all “have fun” wherever you’re at.

Keep telling yourself “the club doesn’t matter” and “all the clubs are the same with college recruiting”. Bless your heart.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Good vda players do not play at copa

Define
Good?

The ones that get reposts from
BP.

There are some talented players that dont get reposts. Are you saying they aren’t good?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:and darn sure he’ll post when one of his players receives the Gatorade high school player of the year. hypocrite

100%, I feel bad for the parents that didn't allow their dc to play high school

VSA bags showed up for evaluations at that other cant get right club that needs to fill roster spots asap.

Nothing to get excited about. Does say that parents are now not buying into the VDA pathway or simply chasing the badge.

Meh

VDA pathway, what is that process?

We see what you did there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:and darn sure he’ll post when one of his players receives the Gatorade high school player of the year. hypocrite

100%, I feel bad for the parents that didn't allow their dc to play high school

VSA bags showed up for evaluations at that other cant get right club that needs to fill roster spots asap.

Nothing to get excited about. Does say that parents are now not buying into the VDA pathway or simply chasing the badge.

Meh

VDA pathway, what is that process?

Move girls down. Aquire new talent?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:and darn sure he’ll post when one of his players receives the Gatorade high school player of the year. hypocrite

100%, I feel bad for the parents that didn't allow their dc to play high school

VSA bags showed up for evaluations at that other cant get right club that needs to fill roster spots asap.

Nothing to get excited about. Does say that parents are now not buying into the VDA pathway or simply chasing the badge.

Meh

VDA pathway, what is that process?

Move girls down. Aquire new talent?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:and darn sure he’ll post when one of his players receives the Gatorade high school player of the year. hypocrite

100%, I feel bad for the parents that didn't allow their dc to play high school

VSA bags showed up for evaluations at that other cant get right club that needs to fill roster spots asap.

Nothing to get excited about. Does say that parents are now not buying into the VDA pathway or simply chasing the badge.

Meh

VDA pathway, what is that process?

Move girls down. Aquire new talent?

New concept this year - it used to be move girls up and acquire new talent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Especially for Coach 22 LOL looks like half the team was VDA and still lost in finals lol

There were a grand total of 3 VDA girls on that team, 4 st james, 2 syc, and a mixture of RL players who lost to Richmond united 2011 and 2012s all ECNL players- 1-0 in the finals- off a corner. 🤔

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good vda players do not play at copa

Define
Good?

The ones that get reposts from
BP.

There are some talented players that dont get reposts. Are you saying they aren’t good?

I'm saying that they won't get the kind of support the favored ones will.

[Anonymous]

He is launching a new campaign: VSA (ECRL) > GA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He is launching a new campaign: VSA (ECRL) > GA.

whut?

[Anonymous]

Pipeline had a similar post up today. There is definitely a move on social media to compare RL to GA. My child currently on an ECNL (girl, recruiting years age, for what it is worth) has only seen girls who have not been reoffered go to GA teams over RL. They have taken a few girls from GA teams but I think that is largely a function of the realignment from one major club in the area.

My son (just shy of recruiting age) has seen both kinds of movement. RL boys are definitely choosing MLSN2 over RL. Some boys have moved to MLSN1 teams that have 28-30 kids rostered and made their way back for playing time/not rostered reasons.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pipeline had a similar post up today. There is definitely a move on social media to compare RL to GA. My child currently on an ECNL (girl, recruiting years age, for what it is worth) has only seen girls who have not been reoffered go to GA teams over RL. They have taken a few girls from GA teams but I think that is largely a function of the realignment from one major club in the area.

My son (just shy of recruiting age) has seen both kinds of movement. RL boys are definitely choosing MLSN2 over RL. Some boys have moved to MLSN1 teams that have 28-30 kids rostered and made their way back for playing time/not rostered reasons.

Interesting. Was this an ecnl directive from the top. FVU also cringe posted with their pathway clubs touting unity. GA must be doing major damage to ECRL. And it makes sense imo. They have a better platform than RL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pipeline had a similar post up today. There is definitely a move on social media to compare RL to GA. My child currently on an ECNL (girl, recruiting years age, for what it is worth) has only seen girls who have not been reoffered go to GA teams over RL. They have taken a few girls from GA teams but I think that is largely a function of the realignment from one major club in the area.

My son (just shy of recruiting age) has seen both kinds of movement. RL boys are definitely choosing MLSN2 over RL. Some boys have moved to MLSN1 teams that have 28-30 kids rostered and made their way back for playing time/not rostered reasons.

Interesting. Was this an ecnl directive from the top. FVU also cringe posted with their pathway clubs touting unity. GA must be doing major damage to ECRL. And it makes sense imo. They have a better platform than RL.

My guess is ECNL armed clubs with the data to promote RL. Valor had a similar post as VSA. The big piece missing is D1. The posts only focus on D2 and D3. I am guessing if you add D1 then it shows that GA has a % that goes there and RL is less than 5% that goes D1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pipeline had a similar post up today. There is definitely a move on social media to compare RL to GA. My child currently on an ECNL (girl, recruiting years age, for what it is worth) has only seen girls who have not been reoffered go to GA teams over RL. They have taken a few girls from GA teams but I think that is largely a function of the realignment from one major club in the area.

My son (just shy of recruiting age) has seen both kinds of movement. RL boys are definitely choosing MLSN2 over RL. Some boys have moved to MLSN1 teams that have 28-30 kids rostered and made their way back for playing time/not rostered reasons.

Interesting. Was this an ecnl directive from the top. FVU also cringe posted with their pathway clubs touting unity. GA must be doing major damage to ECRL. And it makes sense imo. They have a better platform than RL.

My guess is ECNL armed clubs with the data to promote RL. Valor had a similar post as VSA. The big piece missing is D1. The posts only focus on D2 and D3. I am guessing if you add D1 then it shows that GA has a % that goes there and RL is less than 5% that goes D1.

What was the VSA post about?