BRYC/Metro Scrimmages

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MU parents get a job, you win a scrimmage for a difference of one own goal and you feel you are the next champ of the world. What a joke!

Which game was won with an own goal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MU parents get a job, you win a scrimmage for a difference of one own goal and you feel you are the next champ of the world. What a joke!

LOL, Metro bragging. That's rich.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Creepy, creepy. Metro parents, look for these people in the trees with their binocs. They have a bizarre obsession with your children.

Whoever you are that keeps calling others creepy... too funny same as driving past a multi-car wreck on the beltway

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Creepy, creepy. Metro parents, look for these people in the trees with their binocs. They have a bizarre obsession with your children.

Whoever you are that keeps calling others creepy... too funny same as driving past a multi-car wreck on the beltway

Not exactly. The fact that you, DD, and hubby camp out at WS/MU games to see other kids play is extremely creepy.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Creepy, creepy. Metro parents, look for these people in the trees with their binocs. They have a bizarre obsession with your children.

Whoever you are that keeps calling others creepy... too funny same as driving past a multi-car wreck on the beltway

Not exactly. The fact that you, DD, and hubby camp out at WS/MU games to see other kids play is extremely creepy.

Here we go again - creepy in what sense? I think people who follow people on twitter are “creepy” and those seeking followers are similarly creepy. What I really mean is they should spend their time doing something else. What exactly do you mean?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Creepy, creepy. Metro parents, look for these people in the trees with their binocs. They have a bizarre obsession with your children.

Whoever you are that keeps calling others creepy... too funny same as driving past a multi-car wreck on the beltway

Not exactly. The fact that you, DD, and hubby camp out at WS/MU games to see other kids play is extremely creepy.

Here we go again - creepy in what sense? I think people who follow people on twitter are “creepy” and those seeking followers are similarly creepy. What I really mean is they should spend their time doing something else. What exactly do you mean?

No one I know who does not have intentions to try out for a given team would think to go and stalk said team as a family. Enough said. That you can’t understand why it’s creepy is part of the problem.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Creepy, creepy. Metro parents, look for these people in the trees with their binocs. They have a bizarre obsession with your children.

Whoever you are that keeps calling others creepy... too funny same as driving past a multi-car wreck on the beltway

Not exactly. The fact that you, DD, and hubby camp out at WS/MU games to see other kids play is extremely creepy.

Here we go again - creepy in what sense? I think people who follow people on twitter are “creepy” and those seeking followers are similarly creepy. What I really mean is they should spend their time doing something else. What exactly do you mean?

No one I know who does not have intentions to try out for a given team would think to go and stalk said team as a family. Enough said. That you can’t understand why it’s creepy is part of the problem.

What's funny is I've seen people I know from other teams out watching youth soccer on the weekends...not their own team.

I guess I'm just not that into it. I have better things to do than watch a team other then my DC's team play.

[Anonymous]

^^
I could wash my car in the rain
Change my new guitar strings
Mow the yard just the same as I did yesterday

[Anonymous]

^^
Check the air in my tires
Straighten my stereo wires
Count the stars in the sky or just get on with my life

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Creepy, creepy. Metro parents, look for these people in the trees with their binocs. They have a bizarre obsession with your children.

Whoever you are that keeps calling others creepy... too funny same as driving past a multi-car wreck on the beltway

Not exactly. The fact that you, DD, and hubby camp out at WS/MU games to see other kids play is extremely creepy.

Here we go again - creepy in what sense? I think people who follow people on twitter are “creepy” and those seeking followers are similarly creepy. What I really mean is they should spend their time doing something else. What exactly do you mean?

No one I know who does not have intentions to try out for a given team would think to go and stalk said team as a family. Enough said. That you can’t understand why it’s creepy is part of the problem.

What's funny is I've seen people I know from other teams out watching youth soccer on the weekends...not their own team.

I guess I'm just not that into it. I have better things to do than watch a team other then my DC's team play.

Some people love to watch soccer, regardless of professional or youth, and maybe there is another connection they feel is relevant enough to watch a game. Why do you get to close the sidelines to people who want to watch?

[Anonymous]

Good youth soccer is actually enjoyable to watch. It's really nice to see when a team plays well and it's normal for passers-by in a park or whatever to stop and watch

[Anonymous]

This would freak me out as a parent if I saw parents from other teams stalking. This is really weird and totally different then someone who happens to walk by and watch. The obsession with Metro is just unhealthy. Looks like the club is doing well and that is a great thing. I can't imagine the stress running this club with crazy soccer parents wishing it to go under. I still believe you have insane parents who only want a few clubs so that no one can play or hope to play in college.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good youth soccer is actually enjoyable to watch. It's really nice to see when a team plays well and it's normal for passers-by in a park or whatever to stop and watch

Going to watch a youth soccer game that you have no affiliation with for the "enjoyment" is borderline "To Catch a Predator" territory.

[Anonymous]

I agree with you, so creepy!

Want to watch DD competition, No, go away you borderline sexual offender! Want to other girls leagues, No, go away you borderline sexual offender! Want to watch a future DD option, No, go away you borderline sexual offender!

But come try out if you want to know more!

It is sooo creepy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree with you, so creepy!

Want to watch DD competition, No, go away you borderline sexual offender! Want to other girls leagues, No, go away you borderline sexual offender! Want to watch a future DD option, No, go away you borderline sexual offender!

But come try out if you want to know more!

It is sooo creepy!

When the PP says they aren’t interested in trying out yet want to watch 12 year olds play that is a bit weird.