Dear Arlington - Coaches

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s what we got…

Academy Teams:
• U13 - Roberto Parada - USSF A License
• U14 - Joe Nemzer - USSF A License
• U15 - Erin Grand - USSF A License
• U16 - Izzy Cotto - USSF A License
• U17 - Joe Nemzer - USSF A License
• U19 - Izzy Cotto - USSF A License
Academy Coach:
• Molly Menchel - USSF C License

Is that from an email?

Yes

[Anonymous]

Right, it is “travel” soccer - you do have to travel.

It should be noted to that if your team is above average, than you will likely be disappointed in the level of play by most of the teams in North Carolina. In which case, choosing a different league that travels to places not as far to play better competition would be a more preferable option for most.

[Anonymous]

OP here. Thank you Arlington for sending the coaching slate!

[Anonymous]

Boys:

Academy Teams

U13 – Elvin Arbaiza – USSF B License
U14 – Omar Ismail – USSF B License
U15 – Oscar Feliu – USSF A License & Academy Director License
U16 – Elvin Arbaiza – USSF B License
U17 – Alan Portillo – USSF C License
U19 – Alan Portillo – USSF C License
Academy Coach – Jamil Walker – USSF A License

Academy & Club Leadership

Academy Director – Oscar Feliu
Academy GK Director – Andreas Tsaousis
Club GK Director – JP Begazo
Match Analysis & Player Development Director | Academy Coach – Sean Hart – UEFA A License

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Arlington and VDA? Why don’t you just tell your kids parents to pack up and go to North Carolina for the tryouts? That way they will all know what they are getting into.

Oh please- there are a total of 2-3 trips to North Carolina across the whole year with two games each weekend. One is in Raleigh which is like driving to New Jersey. All the rest of the games are in Virginia. It’s literally no big deal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arlington and VDA? Why don’t you just tell your kids parents to pack up and go to North Carolina for the tryouts? That way they will all know what they are getting into.

Oh please- there are a total of 2-3 trips to North Carolina across the whole year with two games each weekend. One is in Raleigh which is like driving to New Jersey. All the rest of the games are in Virginia. It’s literally no big deal.

Actually no it is not. Your driving to NC for 1 game at a time 4-6 hours each way. Driving to VA Bch 2+ hours each way, then RichmondIt is a lot for just one game on one day. They need to combine conferences. At least in GA, they go to play multiple games.

[Anonymous]

Every club in the dmv has a hate post like this on dcum

Just a psa

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arlington and VDA? Why don’t you just tell your kids parents to pack up and go to North Carolina for the tryouts? That way they will all know what they are getting into.

Oh please- there are a total of 2-3 trips to North Carolina across the whole year with two games each weekend. One is in Raleigh which is like driving to New Jersey. All the rest of the games are in Virginia. It’s literally no big deal.

Actually no it is not. Your driving to NC for 1 game at a time 4-6 hours each way. Driving to VA Bch 2+ hours each way, then RichmondIt is a lot for just one game on one day. They need to combine conferences. At least in GA, they go to play multiple games.

Clearly your kid isn’t in ECNL Mid-Atlantic. NC trips are combined weekends except maybe once cause there are now only 5 NC ECNL teams.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every club in the dmv has a hate post like this on dcum

Just a psa

True. I just saw the Bethesda one and the VDA one

[Anonymous]

Look. If the 2011G have a problem with him, they can raise that to the Club and the Club will accommodate. Their Club changed coaches for their team last year after the coach had an issue of concern. No coach is worth that Club’s only mentionable Girls Team. Forum chatter is just that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:EG might not have known ICs history or background. But we all know and remember.. shame on you Arlington.

Somebody should call the club in NY and find out why he came to VA. Then find out why he had to leave VA so abruptly.

I wonder what happened in FL?

Wow, rumors are not facts. I have heard a very different story regarding IC departure from Alexandria and it puts TP and CA in a different light.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arlington and VDA? Why don’t you just tell your kids parents to pack up and go to North Carolina for the tryouts? That way they will all know what they are getting into.

Oh please- there are a total of 2-3 trips to North Carolina across the whole year with two games each weekend. One is in Raleigh which is like driving to New Jersey. All the rest of the games are in Virginia. It’s literally no big deal.

Actually no it is not. Your driving to NC for 1 game at a time 4-6 hours each way. Driving to VA Bch 2+ hours each way, then RichmondIt is a lot for just one game on one day. They need to combine conferences. At least in GA, they go to play multiple games.

Clearly your kid isn’t in ECNL Mid-Atlantic. NC trips are combined weekends except maybe once cause there are now only 5 NC ECNL teams.

The teams are terrible and its over 3 hours from 1 NC team to another. Not worth the drive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arlington and VDA? Why don’t you just tell your kids parents to pack up and go to North Carolina for the tryouts? That way they will all know what they are getting into.

Oh please- there are a total of 2-3 trips to North Carolina across the whole year with two games each weekend. One is in Raleigh which is like driving to New Jersey. All the rest of the games are in Virginia. It’s literally no big deal.

Actually no it is not. Your driving to NC for 1 game at a time 4-6 hours each way. Driving to VA Bch 2+ hours each way, then RichmondIt is a lot for just one game on one day. They need to combine conferences. At least in GA, they go to play multiple games.

Clearly your kid isn’t in ECNL Mid-Atlantic. NC trips are combined weekends except maybe once cause there are now only 5 NC ECNL teams.

The teams are terrible and its over 3 hours from 1 NC team to another. Not worth the drive.

This is not the case for the girls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arlington and VDA? Why don’t you just tell your kids parents to pack up and go to North Carolina for the tryouts? That way they will all know what they are getting into.

Oh please- there are a total of 2-3 trips to North Carolina across the whole year with two games each weekend. One is in Raleigh which is like driving to New Jersey. All the rest of the games are in Virginia. It’s literally no big deal.

Actually no it is not. Your driving to NC for 1 game at a time 4-6 hours each way. Driving to VA Bch 2+ hours each way, then RichmondIt is a lot for just one game on one day. They need to combine conferences. At least in GA, they go to play multiple games.

Clearly your kid isn’t in ECNL Mid-Atlantic. NC trips are combined weekends except maybe once cause there are now only 5 NC ECNL teams.

The teams are terrible and its over 3 hours from 1 NC team to another. Not worth the drive.

The NC teams in ECNL MA would not beat the top GA teams in the DMV. Both leagues have a wide gap from the top of the table to the bottom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:EG might not have known ICs history or background. But we all know and remember.. shame on you Arlington.

Somebody should call the club in NY and find out why he came to VA. Then find out why he had to leave VA so abruptly.

I wonder what happened in FL?

Wow, rumors are not facts. I have heard a very different story regarding IC departure from Alexandria and it puts TP and CA in a different light.

. Right. This is anonymous slander. It's not right.