Switching clubs
![[Post New]](/jforum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif){kind=icon}
Anonymous
| Hearing many GA girls leaving for ECNL around the area. Seems to be a big stirring up in the making. Can totally see the shift being big this year. |
Anonymous
Tell us more! |
Anonymous
| Since Arlington is most likely getting ECNL this year for its girls, you can only be talking about Metro and FCV players jumping ship-we will see. Most FCV teams are already well established, and the Metro teams are very weak so good luck for those players to be easily breaking in to an established ECNL team. |
Anonymous
Thoughts? 05 and down. GA just isn’t competitive enough. Metro to BRYC & FCV to Loudoun or VDA. Done deal. |
Anonymous
| Why would a girl go to an excrement like Loudoun Where they consistently get used and abused? |
Anonymous
Try to post without be hateful. Not going to bash on Loudoun or FCV, even though that seems to be the trendy thing to do. Just think it’s time for those girls to get out while they can. |
Anonymous
| Most of the FCV players could replace an entire Loudoun ECNL team if they wanted to. Will be interesting to see what happens! |
Anonymous
| DD in GA team. There is talk. We’ll see what happens though |
Anonymous
|
Anonymous
| Arlington is not getting ECNL. So, I’ll assume the rest is wrong |
Anonymous
How do you know? |
Anonymous
It doesn’t. |
Anonymous
Because i know the past, understand the present, and with that knowledge, can easily predict the future. ECNL already provided their strategic plan of expansion and the exact number of clubs they will not surpass. They are close to maxed out. They will add clubs that help limit travel in specific geographical areas. NOVA isn’t one. Once GA full dies, and it will, NOVA ECNL clubs will strengthen significantly. Most people wanted a consolidation of talent. Well, now you will get it. |
Anonymous
| And let me add, 06 and down is where the movement will start. |
Anonymous
Ha! |