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10/03/2019 17:44

Subject: Re:08 Girls

Anonymous

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Anonymous wrote:Vda? choose either VSA or PWSI 2 separate identities not 1.

1.Mclean
2.Arlington Red
3.Loudoun
4.BRYC

why are people trying to throw a hat in the ring when they are irrelevant.

In a year pwsi and vsa top players will mostly be playing vda ecnl assuming program doesn’t fold.

McLean is a mainstay in ECNL and consistently puts teams into National finals or at least has them in high positions nationally. Arlington went from a partial to a full DA and seems to be very stable. They have a ton of kids. I think watching The St.James/ FCV situation will be very interesting too. Say what you will, TSJ has a lot of money and FCV has put some quality teams on the field. BRYC has some very good coaches and good ideas , but they seem to be sputtering in younger ages. I would think SYC may be a solid club on the rise. They seem to be energized as a club, they bled LMVSC nearly dry, and they have some 08s that shouldn't be taken lightly. They also have an abundance of field space. There are a lot of good options and, regardless how you may feel about them personally, proven coaches in the 08 age group which is as it should be. It's a really good situation for talented kids. There are other smaller clubs such as Herndon that can offer great situations in certain age groups too.

mclean has gone down the flusher in its young ecnl sides. style of play bites.

What is wrong with their style of play? Too much building from back? Too direct? Please elaborate.

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10/03/2019 18:40

Subject: Re:08 Girls

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Vda? choose either VSA or PWSI 2 separate identities not 1.

1.Mclean
2.Arlington Red
3.Loudoun
4.BRYC

why are people trying to throw a hat in the ring when they are irrelevant.

In a year pwsi and vsa top players will mostly be playing vda ecnl assuming program doesn’t fold.

McLean is a mainstay in ECNL and consistently puts teams into National finals or at least has them in high positions nationally. Arlington went from a partial to a full DA and seems to be very stable. They have a ton of kids. I think watching The St.James/ FCV situation will be very interesting too. Say what you will, TSJ has a lot of money and FCV has put some quality teams on the field. BRYC has some very good coaches and good ideas , but they seem to be sputtering in younger ages. I would think SYC may be a solid club on the rise. They seem to be energized as a club, they bled LMVSC nearly dry, and they have some 08s that shouldn't be taken lightly. They also have an abundance of field space. There are a lot of good options and, regardless how you may feel about them personally, proven coaches in the 08 age group which is as it should be. It's a really good situation for talented kids. There are other smaller clubs such as Herndon that can offer great situations in certain age groups too.

mclean has gone down the flusher in its young ecnl sides. style of play bites.

What is wrong with their style of play? Too much building from back? Too direct? Please elaborate.

DP here. They are more possession based than many other clubs, which is harder to execute at younger ages. Their results in the younger ECNL ages are not bad though, they are currently 6th, 9th, and 1st in the three youngest ECNL age groups. Only U14 team appears to be struggling.

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10/03/2019 19:48

Subject: Re:08 Girls

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Vda? choose either VSA or PWSI 2 separate identities not 1.

1.Mclean
2.Arlington Red
3.Loudoun
4.BRYC

why are people trying to throw a hat in the ring when they are irrelevant.

In a year pwsi and vsa top players will mostly be playing vda ecnl assuming program doesn’t fold.

McLean is a mainstay in ECNL and consistently puts teams into National finals or at least has them in high positions nationally. Arlington went from a partial to a full DA and seems to be very stable. They have a ton of kids. I think watching The St.James/ FCV situation will be very interesting too. Say what you will, TSJ has a lot of money and FCV has put some quality teams on the field. BRYC has some very good coaches and good ideas , but they seem to be sputtering in younger ages. I would think SYC may be a solid club on the rise. They seem to be energized as a club, they bled LMVSC nearly dry, and they have some 08s that shouldn't be taken lightly. They also have an abundance of field space. There are a lot of good options and, regardless how you may feel about them personally, proven coaches in the 08 age group which is as it should be. It's a really good situation for talented kids. There are other smaller clubs such as Herndon that can offer great situations in certain age groups too.

mclean has gone down the flusher in its young ecnl sides. style of play bites.

What is wrong with their style of play? Too much building from back? Too direct? Please elaborate.

DP here. They are more possession based than many other clubs, which is harder to execute at younger ages. Their results in the younger ECNL ages are not bad though, they are currently 6th, 9th, and 1st in the three youngest ECNL age groups. Only U14 team appears to be struggling. [/quote

J A happened. The U14s are the first product of that

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10/03/2019 22:50

Subject: Re:08 Girls

Anonymous

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Anonymous wrote:How is the fcv 08 team?

Hard to tell. One 08 FCV team playing 07 NPL/regional ECNL. There are three 08s on their 07 DA roster.

I have no doubt that FCV 08 DA will be be one of the strongest 08 teams in the area a year from now.

LOL. Ok Mom. "Hard to tell" turns into "I have no doubt they will be the strongest 08 teams in the area" in 2 sentences.

It looks like you just convinced yourself.

If you take the best 08s from all current FCV teams and add in a couple of the best 08s from outside (which always happens) all of the sudden voila you have the best 08 team. It is not rocket science.

If your DD is good enough to be on that team (they probably are not), then you have a choice to make.

Are there even any outside 08's even good enough to make FCV next year?

maybe you haven’t heard. PWSI 08 is the best team in the area so they can easily make the team. They just beat CYA so you know they’re really good.

Don’t be mad.

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10/04/2019 23:25

Subject: Re:08 Girls

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Vda? choose either VSA or PWSI 2 separate identities not 1.

1.Mclean
2.Arlington Red
3.Loudoun
4.BRYC

why are people trying to throw a hat in the ring when they are irrelevant.

In a year pwsi and vsa top players will mostly be playing vda ecnl assuming program doesn’t fold.

McLean is a mainstay in ECNL and consistently puts teams into National finals or at least has them in high positions nationally. Arlington went from a partial to a full DA and seems to be very stable. They have a ton of kids. I think watching The St.James/ FCV situation will be very interesting too. Say what you will, TSJ has a lot of money and FCV has put some quality teams on the field. BRYC has some very good coaches and good ideas , but they seem to be sputtering in younger ages. I would think SYC may be a solid club on the rise. They seem to be energized as a club, they bled LMVSC nearly dry, and they have some 08s that shouldn't be taken lightly. They also have an abundance of field space. There are a lot of good options and, regardless how you may feel about them personally, proven coaches in the 08 age group which is as it should be. It's a really good situation for talented kids. There are other smaller clubs such as Herndon that can offer great situations in certain age groups too.

mclean has gone down the flusher in its young ecnl sides. style of play bites.

What is wrong with their style of play? Too much building from back? Too direct? Please elaborate.

DP here. They are more possession based than many other clubs, which is harder to execute at younger ages. Their results in the younger ECNL ages are not bad though, they are currently 6th, 9th, and 1st in the three youngest ECNL age groups. Only U14 team appears to be struggling. [/quote

J A happened. The U14s are the first product of that

LOL, PP nailed it. JA happened. 08s, full of crazy parents. 07s, no midfielder who can change direction with a skilled move. 06s, fear for your life. Such is McLean ULittle ECNL.

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10/05/2019 10:41

Subject: Re:08 Girls

Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Vda? choose either VSA or PWSI 2 separate identities not 1.

1.Mclean
2.Arlington Red
3.Loudoun
4.BRYC

why are people trying to throw a hat in the ring when they are irrelevant.

In a year pwsi and vsa top players will mostly be playing vda ecnl assuming program doesn’t fold.

McLean is a mainstay in ECNL and consistently puts teams into National finals or at least has them in high positions nationally. Arlington went from a partial to a full DA and seems to be very stable. They have a ton of kids. I think watching The St.James/ FCV situation will be very interesting too. Say what you will, TSJ has a lot of money and FCV has put some quality teams on the field. BRYC has some very good coaches and good ideas , but they seem to be sputtering in younger ages. I would think SYC may be a solid club on the rise. They seem to be energized as a club, they bled LMVSC nearly dry, and they have some 08s that shouldn't be taken lightly. They also have an abundance of field space. There are a lot of good options and, regardless how you may feel about them personally, proven coaches in the 08 age group which is as it should be. It's a really good situation for talented kids. There are other smaller clubs such as Herndon that can offer great situations in certain age groups too.

mclean has gone down the flusher in its young ecnl sides. style of play bites.

What is wrong with their style of play? Too much building from back? Too direct? Please elaborate.

DP here. They are more possession based than many other clubs, which is harder to execute at younger ages. Their results in the younger ECNL ages are not bad though, they are currently 6th, 9th, and 1st in the three youngest ECNL age groups. Only U14 team appears to be struggling. [/quote

J A happened. The U14s are the first product of that

LOL, PP nailed it. JA happened. 08s, full of crazy parents. 07s, no midfielder who can change direction with a skilled move. 06s, fear for your life. Such is McLean ULittle ECNL.

Really? Not a single player who can change direction?