Copa Talento - What your DMV Club Does Not Want you to know

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Anonymous wrote:Joga Bonito FC winning it all, showing our development, supporting Hispanic communities and heritage.

Why are the Hispanics using the Portuguese language as their team name? Just curious

Are you joking? Where Brazil is located? Last time they are part of South America. Seems you need to get out of the US a bit more.

Portuguese is spoken in Brazil. Not Spanish. Maybe you need to get out of the US more?

Brazil are Hispanic/latinos, what a dummy you are. Seems geography is not your forte. Brazil is part of America. Get it now? 🤣. I hope it clicks this time .

Listen, you're showing a very limited education and understanding of geography, history and ethnicities.

Why are you so comfortable being wrong and ignorant? It must be your peer group.

You can't be Portuguese in background and also Hispanic, since Hispanic is tied to Spanish

OMG? Portuguese? They are Brazilians lady! They live in SOUTH AMERICA. Maybe google is not for you, and clearly failed your high school class . Get AI help maybe that might help you a bit. 😉

They clearly said "Portuguese in background", which the Brazilians are as a nation. Hence them speaking Portuguese.

Saying Gulf of America doesn't change it from being Gulf of Mexico

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The context of this is: Brazil is part of South America. And they are Latinos by definition. Therefore as LATINOS we can certainly use Brazilians names, they are part of us. Gotcha? I hope it click this time.

Plus Jogo Bonito, has to do with the style of play most of us Latinos love to play fútbol. That is the Jinga style which is part of our Brazilian Latinos. Gotcha x2?

Thanks for mansplaining it…bruh 😉

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Joga Bonito FC semi here we come.

Joga Bonito and CB Amigos are almost 100% Academy players. Sounds great you're blowing out your age group but is it really great? Maybe play up an age group or 2 then the advancement and win is definitely something to brag about.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Joga Bonito FC semi here we come.

Joga Bonito and CB Amigos are almost 100% Academy players. Sounds great you're blowing out your age group but is it really great? Maybe play up an age group or 2 then the advancement and win is definitely something to brag about.

Nah, going to win that cash money!

[Anonymous]

Joga was 1:1 in the semi finals and only won due to PKs at the end. Not really a blowout.

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Anonymous wrote:Joga Bonito FC winning it all, showing our development, supporting Hispanic communities and heritage.

Why are the Hispanics using the Portuguese language as their team name? Just curious

Are you joking? Where Brazil is located? Last time they are part of South America. Seems you need to get out of the US a bit more.

Portuguese is spoken in Brazil. Not Spanish. Maybe you need to get out of the US more?

Brazil are Hispanic/latinos, what a dummy you are. Seems geography is not your forte. Brazil is part of America. Get it now? 🤣. I hope it clicks this time .

Listen, you're showing a very limited education and understanding of geography, history and ethnicities.

Why are you so comfortable being wrong and ignorant? It must be your peer group.

You can't be Portuguese in background and also Hispanic, since Hispanic is tied to Spanish

OMG? Portuguese? They are Brazilians lady! They live in SOUTH AMERICA. Maybe google is not for you, and clearly failed your high school class . Get AI help maybe that might help you a bit. 😉

They clearly said "Portuguese in background", which the Brazilians are as a nation. Hence them speaking Portuguese.

Saying Gulf of America doesn't change it from being Gulf of Mexico

Yea it does, ask google

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Joga Bonito FC semi here we come.

Joga Bonito and CB Amigos are almost 100% Academy players. Sounds great you're blowing out your age group but is it really great? Maybe play up an age group or 2 then the advancement and win is definitely something to brag about.

Nah, going to win that cash money!

Oh! Winners for the younger age groups came with prize money as well? WOW

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The context of this is: Brazil is part of South America. And they are Latinos by definition. Therefore as LATINOS we can certainly use Brazilians names, they are part of us. Gotcha? I hope it click this time.

Plus Jogo Bonito, has to do with the style of play most of us Latinos love to play fútbol. That is the Jinga style which is part of our Brazilian Latinos. Gotcha x2?

Thanks for mansplaining it…bruh 😉

Of course! Any time 😊

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Quality of play is solid depending on the age group. U-little have a lot of insta kids with absolutely insane sideline parents. U-12 and older have considerably fewer insta-kids if any.

(Pro tip, the scouts are not watching the insta-kids, because they don’t know how to play football, they’re trained to give psycho-mom 10-30s of footage).

Girls play starts today, so that is when the insta-kids will really flood the zone. Yesterday there is one girl on a boys team from
NC that is probably the best u-little soccer player I’ve seen, boy or girl, taking it to the boys. Really impressive and had all of the scouts watching her PM match. IQ was top tier for a youth player.

Older boys were a variety of play. Lots of disorganized teams with one or two extremely capable players that are very talented but on meh teams. Some true standouts. The U15 Amigos team was a lot of fun to watch, they really love the game and were more creative than most youth teams I’ve seen. Lots of scout attention going to that entire team yesterday.

As previous poster mentioned, lots of ad hoc “trainer built” teams. And way too many white people for what Copa Talento is supposed to be providing an opportunity. This has changed a lot over the past couple of years. But CT has also evolved. This year is much better organized than last, and despite all the white people and attention whorish parents, the Latin festival atmosphere has kept CT as a unique gem of a tournament for youth.

That girl played my son’s team yesterday and was the only reason they had a hard match. The BE girls were on right before and they lookedo good, but were beating up on some awful girls teams. I think that girl the best girl player I’ve ever seen. Maybe not fancy instagram cone drills in a match. But was slicing up my son’s very good team.

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Anonymous wrote:I took my son to Copa Talento in Richmond VA for the first time and let me just say, this is the reason most DMV clubs do not want you to know about this tournament. First games this Friday and the kevel of play, speed of play is on a whole different level. Your DMV club has been fooling parents that their boys are great soccer players until they go to one of these tournaments and realize they have been spoonfed a lie.

Bethesda Soccer Club even sent a warning to players not to go because of player conduct bs. The real reason is because they can't compete.

I saw college scouts there and even scouts from Latin American countries.

Watch all coaches and directors from the DMV start to comment here to discredit Copa Talento.

Parents, I dare you to bring your son next year. It will be an eye opener for sure.

Happy 4th!

Troll post of the year. And since your son is clearly another Messi, the rest of us will be sure to stay away from such ferocious footballers!

Messi is a white euro of Italian origin

Argentina what?

Apparently they think he was born in Spain

He is a Latino geography wise and Hispanic ethnic wise (cause liberals put him in that category) but he racially is white…100 percent

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I took my son to Copa Talento in Richmond VA for the first time and let me just say, this is the reason most DMV clubs do not want you to know about this tournament. First games this Friday and the kevel of play, speed of play is on a whole different level. Your DMV club has been fooling parents that their boys are great soccer players until they go to one of these tournaments and realize they have been spoonfed a lie.

Bethesda Soccer Club even sent a warning to players not to go because of player conduct bs. The real reason is because they can't compete.

I saw college scouts there and even scouts from Latin American countries.

Watch all coaches and directors from the DMV start to comment here to discredit Copa Talento.

Parents, I dare you to bring your son next year. It will be an eye opener for sure.

Happy 4th!

Troll post of the year. And since your son is clearly another Messi, the rest of us will be sure to stay away from such ferocious footballers!

Messi is a white euro of Italian origin

Argentina what?

Apparently they think he was born in Spain

He is a Latino geography wise and Hispanic ethnic wise (cause liberals put him in that category) but he racially is white…100 percent

Ahhh the old Gringo-Latino

[Anonymous]

It was so hot this weekend. Why wasn't ICE there?

[Anonymous]

Girls U12 and over was ECNL/GA UMC girls and their trainers... and teams that didn't clock a goal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It was so hot this weekend. Why wasn't ICE there?

because ICE was looking for Hispanics, not Latinos. Duh

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Joga Bonito FC winning it all, showing our development, supporting Hispanic communities and heritage.

Why are the Hispanics using the Portuguese language as their team name? Just curious

Are you joking? Where Brazil is located? Last time they are part of South America. Seems you need to get out of the US a bit more.

Portuguese is spoken in Brazil. Not Spanish. Maybe you need to get out of the US more?

Brazil are Hispanic/latinos, what a dummy you are. Seems geography is not your forte. Brazil is part of America. Get it now? 🤣. I hope it clicks this time .

Listen, you're showing a very limited education and understanding of geography, history and ethnicities.

Why are you so comfortable being wrong and ignorant? It must be your peer group.

You can't be Portuguese in background and also Hispanic, since Hispanic is tied to Spanish

OMG? Portuguese? They are Brazilians lady! They live in SOUTH AMERICA. Maybe google is not for you, and clearly failed your high school class . Get AI help maybe that might help you a bit. 😉

They clearly said "Portuguese in background", which the Brazilians are as a nation. Hence them speaking Portuguese.

Saying Gulf of America doesn't change it from being Gulf of Mexico

Yes it does.