Bethesda Soccer On Way Down

[Anonymous]

How come Bethesda MLS Next team doesn't share game film with opposing team when they are the Home team?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How come Bethesda MLS Next team doesn't share game film with opposing team when they are the Home team?

Because it's done with each team and not by the club. Did you ask?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How come Bethesda MLS Next team doesn't share game film with opposing team when they are the Home team?

Because it's done with each team and not by the club. Did you ask?

Yes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do any college coaches strap on the work boots and trudge through the mud at Muldoons Farm?

Half the fields get closed by Sunday so count on shortened or canceled games

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How come Bethesda MLS Next team doesn't share game film with opposing team when they are the Home team?

All home teams are required to record and upload the matches into a MLS site. All clubs have access to the site and videos for all age groups.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How come Bethesda MLS Next team doesn't share game film with opposing team when they are the Home team?

Because its too embarrassing to watch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How come Bethesda MLS Next team doesn't share game film with opposing team when they are the Home team?

All home teams are required to record and upload the matches into a MLS site. All clubs have access to the site and videos for all age groups.

This. They require it for U13 and above now too which wasn’t the case before.

[Anonymous]

Bethesda Premier Cup schedule for boys and girls U8-U13 posted: https://system.gotsport.com/org_event/events/36434

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bethesda Premier Cup schedule for boys and girls U8-U13 posted: https://system.gotsport.com/org_event/events/36434

yea, I guess have to wait til next week to get the older girls schedules.

[Anonymous]

North Atlantic HS season can’t start soon enough, I hope I can start new threads by then

[Anonymous]

OPEN TRYOUTS for u16-u19 NL come one, come all!

[jsteele]

An individual or individuals has been desperate to convince me to delete this thread. The person has started other threads and then sock puppeted them. The person has submitted report after report on a daily basis, often using abusive language, trying to get me to remove this thread.

My response is that this thread will not be removed. You are wasting your time trying to intimidate me.

[Anonymous]

Let the kids have their soccer life and take the advice you give everyone else on these idiotic threads and move on. Your posts will coninue to be censured and you will continue to have zero engagement but those tourney reviews are fire!

[Anonymous]

Wow, protect the cult. Pretty disappointing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s stop pretending that any of these so-called “top-level” youth soccer clubs genuinely care about developing or have deveolp our kids. It’s obvious that we’re playing along because, frankly, we have no other options. If these clubs actually cared, they’d invest in the development of the players rather than perpetuating this cycle of anti-competitive behavior and low-quality standards.

For any parent who believes their child has a real future in soccer, none of us would willingly choose to play for these organizations. They’re filled with poor coaching, unethical practices, and leadership that will do anything to gain an edge. The reality is that their focus is solely on making cash while selling dreams they know are unrealistic.

Take BSC, for example—one of the worst-run organizations in the history of youth soccer given the potential of the area. The leadership at BSC is absolutely deplorable, lacking integrity and ethics. They are driven solely by self-interest and profit. But they’re not alone. BA, Achilles, and others are just as bad, operating at the same low standard. These clubs only survive because they’re the only game in town, not because they offer quality programs. If real standards existed, most of them would shut down overnight.

And let’s not forget DCU. The leadership there is clueless—there may not be a single qualified person on staff. The entire youth organization is a joke, and they deserve a thread of their own.

The point is, we as parents are either brainwashed and forced to settle for this nonsense. Lets be honsest and call it out for what it is.

Agree. Although, DCU does have some people with qualifications. But the organization overall is a complete joke. Including the academy.

So where should the good kids play?