2010G BSC Coming For FVU

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Anonymous wrote:Not very impressive…sad. Talent is there but limited understanding of the game. Not players’ fault. Bad organization and not too smart parents who think these coaches are actually professionals. But i guess better than nothing.

this team was a powerhouse a season ago. Parents should have been on one accord and left together if it was going to end like this. Next year will have a much different look

They are supposed to be strengthening their midfield next year. Things could change very fast.

and what about changing the coaching? Expect more of an exodus.

You have to admit now that the coaching for the FVU 2010 took a huge step down this year. This time last year Union beat VDA by like 4 goals. Now VDA beats FVU 3-0 in their sleep without their USYNT player. So either the 4 or 5 players left are worth a 7 goal difference or the coaching dropped?

pride wont allow that. Lets see if they can hold onto to marketed kids through this ID session. Can’t standout without a good team around you.

[Anonymous]

Seems to be working out just fine for recent u16 call-up who travelled to Europe with USYNT. Keep trolling tho...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:5 players left, 3 who would start on any team around here. So losing that talent and then having 2 long term injuries to potential starters, and 2 others who have missed a lot of time. There is your answer, not too complicated. Better injury luck and growing the roster to compensate for injuries will be steps towards returning to the playoffs

Give ML year with a very average 2009 BSC team and you will see coaching has very little do with it in this scenario.

Very true on ML.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seems to be working out just fine for recent u16 call-up who travelled to Europe with USYNT. Keep trolling tho...

Good for that player! Get her some help on FVU!

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SYC Parents ruined this team

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Anonymous wrote:SYC Parents ruined this team

MV and CW ruined this team. Yall keep giving CW a pass like he’s had nothing to do with the downfall of FVU.

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Anonymous wrote:SYC Parents ruined this team

MV and CW ruined this team. Yall keep giving CW a pass like he’s had nothing to do with the downfall of FVU.

Coaching matters plain and simple

[Anonymous]

OK. Those players that left FVU for Bethesda at the start of the season, what positions did they play? Where are the holes on FVU now?

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FVU is cooked. Sinking ship. Better start looking for options.

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Anonymous wrote:FVU is cooked. Sinking ship. Better start looking for options.

2009/2010 are looking cooked. The younger ages are looking really good.

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Anonymous wrote:FVU is cooked. Sinking ship. Better start looking for options.

2009/2010 are looking cooked. The younger ages are looking really good.

2011 cooked

2012 having success with MV direct play and early developers. Will be cooked in a year.

2013 whole team came from McLean and are a strong team

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Seems to be working out just fine for recent u16 call-up who travelled to Europe with USYNT. Keep trolling tho...

Good for that player! Get her some help on FVU!

VDA will take her!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Seems to be working out just fine for recent u16 call-up who travelled to Europe with USYNT. Keep trolling tho...

Good for that player! Get her some help on FVU!

VDA will take her!!

Then she can have coaches that actually coach her instead of just ones that cheer her on from the sideline

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Seems to be working out just fine for recent u16 call-up who travelled to Europe with USYNT. Keep trolling tho...

Good for that player! Get her some help on FVU!

VDA will take her!!

++1

This will happen if the parents are awake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:FVU is cooked. Sinking ship. Better start looking for options.