Current DMV ECNL Playoff Projections

[Anonymous]

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So you're an ex fabulous athlete who deals is common sense/math algorithms and talking to coaches around town AND you don't care who knows it? This will make your 15 year old daughter a great player on a national championship team for sure...

More like bench warmer in college...but anyways. Yes, nothing wrong with being friendly and having intellectual conversation with others. Try it sometime. It opens doors you didn't know were there. Conversations and friendships I have made over the years has only benefited our DD. Same goes for DS who plays a different sport. As long as one does not makes waves, opinions and conversation is welcome. It's the parents who complain about coaches, players and management who get themselves in trouble.

Oh, and I highly doubt any team in our area will ever win an ECNL National Championship but there is certainly an off chance.

[Anonymous]

I don't know. maybe one did win last year. No one can be bothered to look it up but it is possible so if it makes you happy to think that, go ahead. No harm done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

So you're an ex fabulous athlete who deals is common sense/math algorithms and talking to coaches around town AND you don't care who knows it? This will make your 15 year old daughter a great player on a national championship team for sure...

More like bench warmer in college...but anyways. Yes, nothing wrong with being friendly and having intellectual conversation with others. Try it sometime. It opens doors you didn't know were there. Conversations and friendships I have made over the years has only benefited our DD. Same goes for DS who plays a different sport. As long as one does not makes waves, opinions and conversation is welcome. It's the parents who complain about coaches, players and management who get themselves in trouble.

Oh, and I highly doubt any team in our area will ever win an ECNL National Championship but there is certainly an off chance.

Local ECNL clubs have national championship titles. Just stop with the u-little assumptions

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

So you're an ex fabulous athlete who deals is common sense/math algorithms and talking to coaches around town AND you don't care who knows it? This will make your 15 year old daughter a great player on a national championship team for sure...

More like bench warmer in college...but anyways. Yes, nothing wrong with being friendly and having intellectual conversation with others. Try it sometime. It opens doors you didn't know were there. Conversations and friendships I have made over the years has only benefited our DD. Same goes for DS who plays a different sport. As long as one does not makes waves, opinions and conversation is welcome. It's the parents who complain about coaches, players and management who get themselves in trouble.

Oh, and I highly doubt any team in our area will ever win an ECNL National Championship but there is certainly an off chance.

Local ECNL clubs have national championship titles. Just stop with the u-little assumptions

Who?

[Anonymous]

McLean

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't know. maybe one did win last year. No one can be bothered to look it up but it is possible so if it makes you happy to think that, go ahead. No harm done.

I dont need to look anything up. I’ve been around and understand the landscape. I don’t live in a ulittle bubble.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know. maybe one did win last year. No one can be bothered to look it up but it is possible so if it makes you happy to think that, go ahead. No harm done.

I dont need to look anything up. I’ve been around and understand the landscape. I don’t live in a ulittle bubble.

And it makes not a bit of difference. have sent one off to colleege and am about to send another so my family has been at this for years. I could not tell you about any championships in youth sports other than the few that invloved my own child. And that is how it should be.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know. maybe one did win last year. No one can be bothered to look it up but it is possible so if it makes you happy to think that, go ahead. No harm done.

I dont need to look anything up. I’ve been around and understand the landscape. I don’t live in a ulittle bubble.

And it makes not a bit of difference. have sent one off to colleege and am about to send another so my family has been at this for years. I could not tell you about any championships in youth sports other than the few that invloved my own child. And that is how it should be.

Championships make the journey way more expensive. I understand there is they emotional gratification but I don’t see the ROI. Probably for a couple of team players and club brand name but not for the entire team.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know. maybe one did win last year. No one can be bothered to look it up but it is possible so if it makes you happy to think that, go ahead. No harm done.

I dont need to look anything up. I’ve been around and understand the landscape. I don’t live in a ulittle bubble.

And it makes not a bit of difference. have sent one off to colleege and am about to send another so my family has been at this for years. I could not tell you about any championships in youth sports other than the few that invloved my own child. And that is how it should be.

Championships make the journey way more expensive. I understand there is they emotional gratification but I don’t see the ROI. Probably for a couple of team players and club brand name but not for the entire team.

That is their purpose. A "faux pro"experience used to jack up the price and make it even more exclusionary than it already is, with no payoff in terms of improvinig the players soccer skills whatsoever.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know. maybe one did win last year. No one can be bothered to look it up but it is possible so if it makes you happy to think that, go ahead. No harm done.

I dont need to look anything up. I’ve been around and understand the landscape. I don’t live in a ulittle bubble.

And it makes not a bit of difference. have sent one off to colleege and am about to send another so my family has been at this for years. I could not tell you about any championships in youth sports other than the few that invloved my own child. And that is how it should be.

No need to be on this forum then

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know. maybe one did win last year. No one can be bothered to look it up but it is possible so if it makes you happy to think that, go ahead. No harm done.

I dont need to look anything up. I’ve been around and understand the landscape. I don’t live in a ulittle bubble.

And it makes not a bit of difference. have sent one off to colleege and am about to send another so my family has been at this for years. I could not tell you about any championships in youth sports other than the few that invloved my own child. And that is how it should be.

No need to be on this forum then

Soon. I had in run in just last week with crazy dad that has been a destructive force for his own player and for others. He simply cannot moderate his level of over-involvement in the soccer life of his (very good) player and it spills over to other kids on the team. Don't be that parent.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:BRYC should just hand it’s ECNL card over to FCV. It would end so much debate and drama.

Debate and drama for whom? No one cares

Plus, they would subtract a NOVA team not transfer.

Ummm, yes they do. When a club has such a bad goal differential across the board, it's bad for everyone involved. I firmly believe BRYC would finish at the very bottom of GA as well. Sorry, but things have come to a head. What I don't care about is what club gets the spot instead, as long as they can at least somewhat compete.

Halfway through the season, and just look at these numbers
BRYC 09s - 0 GF to 50 GA 14th
BRYC 08s - 8 GF to 43 GA 14th
BRYC 07s - 8 GF to 37 GA 14th
BRYC 06s - 14 GF to 18 GA 9th
BRYC 05s - 8 GF to 24 GA 13th
BRYC 03/04 - 12 GF to 18 GA 7th

There is only one other club in all of ECNL that is remotely close to this performance which is HEAT FC in Vegas. And yet they still have one team that is in the top 3 in the Southwest league. Absolutely 100% no reason the management should even want to stay in ECNL. Moving to GA is the very least they should do after this season, maybe even CCL.

Funny thing is that this type of performance was rewarded by VDA hiring BRYC's old TD...

BRYC were in the ECNL top 25 clubs in 2019

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BRYC should just hand it’s ECNL card over to FCV. It would end so much debate and drama.

Why would BRYC need to do that, FCV players will start looking for a competitive match day environment soon.

Winning matches 7-0 every week will without doubt be slowing down the development of FCV players.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:BRYC should just hand it’s ECNL card over to FCV. It would end so much debate and drama.

Why would BRYC need to do that, FCV players will start looking for a competitive match day environment soon.

Winning matches 7-0 every week will without doubt be slowing down the development of FCV players.

It only took Arlington girls at least 6 years to try and find better competition. They were in CCL crushing teams for years. And the boys in ECNL still crush teams.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:BRYC should just hand it’s ECNL card over to FCV. It would end so much debate and drama.

Why would BRYC need to do that, FCV players will start looking for a competitive match day environment soon.

Winning matches 7-0 every week will without doubt be slowing down the development of FCV players.

It only took Arlington girls at least 6 years to try and find better competition. They were in CCL crushing teams for years. And the boys in ECNL still crush teams.

Arlington ECNL boys are not crushing teams. They are only doing well in the u15 and u16 age groups. 8th place or lower in all other age groups.