Valor

[Anonymous]

How does Valor justifies a $3,000 + $300 kit to parents?
Results.
That’s why cheating is rooted at the company level, when you look them up
on Google tournaments results stand out the most and event organizers don’t enforce rules so they often bring older kids and ECNL players to play in their lowest teams

[Anonymous]

Not sure about that take. They make the
Biggest profit on their low level rec quality teams.

[Anonymous]

coaches get raises based on performance, performance allows the club to raise sign up fees, low cost clubs with volunteering coaches are not so aggressive

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:coaches get raises based on performance, performance allows the club to raise sign up fees, low cost clubs with volunteering coaches are not so aggressive

but most of their teams are not competitive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:VALOR KEEPS CHEATING! Their 2012B Black which is a Division 7 team brought ECNL players to the tournament and had aggressive parents on the sideline, never seen or heard anything like this in Nova. The entire team was wearing ECNL Logos on their jerseys except for a couple players and their own coach didn't know their names. They did the exact same thing for the Spring tournament and the organizers are refusing to do anything.

valor does not have ECNL players. They have a RL team… which are generally the worse in the division.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:VALOR KEEPS CHEATING! Their 2012B Black which is a Division 7 team brought ECNL players to the tournament and had aggressive parents on the sideline, never seen or heard anything like this in Nova. The entire team was wearing ECNL Logos on their jerseys except for a couple players and their own coach didn't know their names. They did the exact same thing for the Spring tournament and the organizers are refusing to do anything.

valor does not have ECNL players. They have a RL team… which are generally the worse in the division.

they have ECNL RL what's your point? It's still equal or above Division 1

[Anonymous]

most clubs parents and coaches would have more self-respect than to send a bunch of ecnl rl players down to play in a bottom tier ncsl game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:most clubs parents and coaches would have more self-respect than to send a bunch of ecnl rl players down to play in a bottom tier ncsl game.

Never heard worse clowning parents than Valor ECNL RL in a bottom tier tournament

[Anonymous]

Played them last weekend and they had the coach and an army of dads on the bench.

[Anonymous]

Parents on the bench?

The coach was probably one of their parent coaches.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Played them last weekend and they had the coach and an army of dads on the bench.

Low level boys team? It's really weird seeing them at practice.

[Anonymous]

I would never even try out at a club that hired parent coaches. Huge red flag.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Played them last weekend and they had the coach and an army of dads on the bench.

did you play the real team of the ECNL RL team?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:coaches get raises based on performance, performance allows the club to raise sign up fees, low cost clubs with volunteering coaches are not so aggressive

Is that confirmed with Valor?

Is this confirmed with any other club in the area?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:coaches get raises based on performance, performance allows the club to raise sign up fees, low cost clubs with volunteering coaches are not so aggressive

Is that confirmed with Valor?

Is this confirmed with any other club in the area?

I don't think this is accurate.