Metro United

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:So what happens to those Spirit players that broke the rules? Do they lose DA eligibility? For how long?

If theyv get reported, all of next year. And FCV could be sanctioned by USSF as well.

Really people?

You guys are a pathetic bunch.

Do you really think Drake would go for that?

Just stop. Sound like a bunch of sore losers.

I'm sorry, but you sound like an amateur. This is a USSF rule and has been around in the DA long before FCV joined it. The rules are there for a reason: to encourage scouting beyond those already in the system and to prevent poaching. If a player really wants to switch, they either have to get permission or wait until the season is over.

The DA transfer rules apply to transfers during the season. Any conversations about sticking with current team until after the summer showcase and then signing up next year for a different team are not during the season transfers.

[Anonymous]

You dont say.. but heres a clue for ya...

USSF is NOT EVERRrrr going to sanction a kid for wanting to switch teams and trying out elsewhere without permission.

Conversation over

Lol!! You just showed you have no idea what you are talking about. They did it last year and she had to find another team because she was shut out of the DA.

[Anonymous]

Ask USSF directly. You guys have no idea what you are talking about. No DA player may attend an ID session without permission. I did, and what did they say? Here you go: "Players must receive permission from their club to attend ID sessions for another team."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So what happens to those Spirit players that broke the rules? Do they lose DA eligibility? For how long?

If theyv get reported, all of next year. And FCV could be sanctioned by USSF as well.

Really people?

You guys are a pathetic bunch.

Do you really think Drake would go for that?

Just stop. Sound like a bunch of sore losers.

I'm sorry, but you sound like an amateur. This is a USSF rule and has been around in the DA long before FCV joined it. The rules are there for a reason: to encourage scouting beyond those already in the system and to prevent poaching. If a player really wants to switch, they either have to get permission or wait until the season is over.

You dont say.. but heres a clue for ya...

USSF is NOT EVERRrrr going to sanction a kid for wanting to switch teams and trying out elsewhere without permission.

Conversation over

Good to know Bobby.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

You dont say.. but heres a clue for ya...

USSF is NOT EVERRrrr going to sanction a kid for wanting to switch teams and trying out elsewhere without permission.

Conversation over

Lol!! You just showed you have no idea what you are talking about. They did it last year and she had to find another team because she was shut out of the DA.

Mr. Lol,

Who are they AND Who is she you are referring too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ask USSF directly. You guys have no idea what you are talking about. No DA player may attend an ID session without permission. I did, and what did they say? Here you go: "Players must receive permission from their club to attend ID sessions for another team."

Well, not all of us are cowards. ..muah

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

You dont say.. but heres a clue for ya...

USSF is NOT EVERRrrr going to sanction a kid for wanting to switch teams and trying out elsewhere without permission.

Conversation over

Lol!! You just showed you have no idea what you are talking about. They did it last year and she had to find another team because she was shut out of the DA.

Mr. Lol,

Who are they AND Who is she you are referring too

They=USSF
She=none of your business. She piad the price. She doesn't need her name splashed here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

You dont say.. but heres a clue for ya...

USSF is NOT EVERRrrr going to sanction a kid for wanting to switch teams and trying out elsewhere without permission.

Conversation over

Lol!! You just showed you have no idea what you are talking about. They did it last year and she had to find another team because she was shut out of the DA.

Mr. Lol,

Who are they AND Who is she you are referring too

They=USSF
She=none of your business. She piad the price. She doesn't need her name splashed here.

Well, you brought up the "she" so you made it my business you pos.
And, I'm calling BS

[Anonymous]

This is the dumbest rule ever, even if they don't enforce it. BTW, they don't enforce most of their rules. USSF == dumbasses.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is the dumbest rule ever, even if they don't enforce it. BTW, they don't enforce most of their rules. USSF == dumbasses.

Possibly, but it is the current rule and has been for years.

As for other posters, people can call whatever BS their uninformed ignorant selves want to. USSF has enforced it time and again.

I will not name a minor on here to satisfy anyone. And that anyone asks for it shows how classless they are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the dumbest rule ever, even if they don't enforce it. BTW, they don't enforce most of their rules. USSF == dumbasses.

Possibly, but it is the current rule and has been for years.

As for other posters, people can call whatever BS their uninformed ignorant selves want to. USSF has enforced it time and again.

I will not name a minor on here to satisfy anyone. And that anyone asks for it shows how classless they are.

Look in the mirror. You brought her up as an example goof.

So let's get this straight. US Soccer banned a US youth soccer player because she tried out for another DA club without permission. If true, it speaks volume of USSF and the reps.

[Anonymous]

I mentioned her because a jackass (you?) on this thread said it would never happen. "End of conversation". So not only will they, but they did. You didn't know about it, so you don't need to know her name now.

You can decide for yourself what that says about USSF. I don't care. It happened. And if anyone reports those players, it will happen again.

[Anonymous]

So every single WSVA player who attended a MU ID session will lose eligibility in DA next year. Makes sense - I guess MU won’t make it that one year someone predicted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So every single WSVA player who attended a MU ID session will lose eligibility in DA next year. Makes sense - I guess MU won’t make it that one year someone predicted.

Unlike FCV, the MU DA club does not exist until 7/1. Nice try troll.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good to see the interest in this club over scrimmage results. Hopefully there will be some ID sessions after July 1.

When you lose (frequently), it’s a showcase or a scrimmage or it’s a new team or the coaches are about development. When you win (rarely), it speaks for the high quality of the DA and how bad ECNL , the ecnl mid Atlantic division, and all of the ecnl clubs are. The hypocrisy is real.

Thanks for the tip, troll.

+1. Who sh*t in his oatmeal?

This is true though. An ecnl team loses a fluke showcase game to spirit and it’s used as an argument against ecnl, mid atlantic division, etc. Look back through the threads. It is pretty funny and is brought up anytime the ecnl vs da debate starts. When they lose, there’s a list of excuses related to rosters or the type of game it was. For example, the Richmond united games over the weekend.

I do not think anyone did anything to PP’s oatmeal. They have a point. Spirit/MU parents...