AC Milan Virginia

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:When my kids played rec all their games after u8 were on turf.

Which club?

Literally almost everywhere. Look at the ncsl rec schedules.

So no club plays them all on turf?

We are all saying that almost every org plays ALL travel games on turf, and most rec games.

Is English your second language?

But you won’t name your club? Odd if you are so right

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When my kids played rec all their games after u8 were on turf.

Which club?

Literally almost everywhere. Look at the ncsl rec schedules.

So no club plays them all on turf?

We are all saying that almost every org plays ALL travel games on turf, and most rec games.

Is English your second language?

But you won’t name your club? Odd if you are so right

What are you even asking? You aren't making any sense.

[Anonymous]

OP was upset that they had to play a game on a grass field and that teams should not be allowed in the league if you don’t have turf. I asked which club plays all game on turf.

[Anonymous]

A lot of clubs have to play some games grass. Even terrible grass fields. It happens, get over it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP was upset that they had to play a game on a grass field and that teams should not be allowed in the league if you don’t have turf. I asked which club plays all game on turf.

And people are telling you almost ALL local clubs play ALL travel games on turf. Most play all older rec games on turf. If you want to do your own research, review the ecnl, ecrl and ncsl schedules posted online.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A lot of clubs have to play some games grass. Even terrible grass fields. It happens, get over it.

Exactly

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A lot of clubs have to play some games grass. Even terrible grass fields. It happens, get over it.

Nope. Very uncommon in the dc area to play a travel game on terrible grass fields. Sometimes they are on decent grass fields.

[Anonymous]

Are they broke? Is that why they can't afford real soccer fields for games?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of clubs have to play some games grass. Even terrible grass fields. It happens, get over it.

Nope. Very uncommon in the dc area to play a travel game on terrible grass fields. Sometimes they are on decent grass fields.

Still curious what club you belong to so we can review all your fields for quality.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A lot of clubs have to play some games grass. Even terrible grass fields. It happens, get over it.

Nope. Very uncommon in the dc area to play a travel game on terrible grass fields. Sometimes they are on decent grass fields.

Still curious what club you belong to so we can review all your fields for quality.

Why so defensive?

[Anonymous]

Anyone can look at schedules online and deduce that nearly every club puts their travel games on turf, and almost all their rec games. Its extremely easy to figure this out for yourself. No one needs to prove to you that the sky is blue, either.

I hope AC Milan gave a large discount to the teams playing their games at Hutchinson. Those aren't even soccer fields.

[Anonymous]

And yet you won’t name your club so we can review the fields

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And yet you won’t name your club so we can review the fields

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Tell us about your club's crappy fields, LOL., since you seem so defensive as pp put it.

[Anonymous]

We aren't your research monkey.

If you are interested in the subject, all the game schedules are online for you to educate yourself. Any moron can see that nearly every local travel club plays their travel games on ALL TURF FIELDS.

Most local rec clubs play most of their games on TURF fields.

[Anonymous]

How about those Arlington games at Quincy Street or Fields Park? Or Loudoun games at Brambleton?