top 3 most annoying DCUM soccer posts

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:. For example....I went through K-12 and have a masters degeree...it doesn't mean know what the best teaching methods are for today's kids.

You don't think having a masters didgeridoo doesnt qualify you for todays mean streets?

I’m not even sure the teaching methods taught are up to the task.

I’m bringing my didgeridoo to the next u13 FCV vs. LoudoUn game to help cheer on my future USWNT DD...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:. For example....I went through K-12 and have a masters degeree...it doesn't mean know what the best teaching methods are for today's kids.

You don't think having a masters didgeridoo doesnt qualify you for todays mean streets?

I’m not even sure the teaching methods taught are up to the task.

I’m bringing my didgeridoo to the next u13 FCV vs. LoudoUn game to help cheer on my future USWNT DD...

I think the word you're looking for is vuvuzela. https://youtu.be/sDuBjUcLxaI

Though the didgeridoo is cool, too. https://youtu.be/OHZZuO2vY50

[Anonymous]

Most annoying post: a post about how annoying posts are on a forum about that subject.

[Anonymous]

GA v ECNL v MLS Next
People complaining about how far they have to travel but don't acknowledge they repeatedly choose to allow that to happen instead of moving to a club in a more localized league.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Most annoying post: a post about how annoying posts are on a forum about that subject.

OMG, this

[Anonymous]

The root of 99% of annoying posts is that this forum continues to be anonymous. A byproduct of the need to generate traffic (and general laziness) as opposed to presenting a useful medium.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The root of 99% of annoying posts is that this forum continues to be anonymous. A byproduct of the need to generate traffic (and general laziness) as opposed to presenting a useful medium.

Anonymity allows the owner of this forum to feel empowered everyone he censors and deletes what goes against his neomarxist views