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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]what difference does it make if vrsc takes a team to these events, plays the very worst players, team does horribly and coaches who came to watch walk away.[/b] the tsj 07 team actually won games and team got recruited. why go to these events to play bad players and lose? makes zero sense unless someone is doing favors for friends or family or highest bidder. [b]You can't take mediocre players from other teams like arlington, union and bethesda[/b] who do fine in weak GA league games and then expect them to do well in national events. the club will fall flat on its face for not making changes to how it operates[/quote] Do you have any idea how showcase works (not playoffs)??? Coaches walk away? No, coaches usually only stay a half at most games unless they are seriously invested in a certain player. That's an uninformed comment however coaches will walk away if the game is a blowout and domination. BUT it's not their first day at the rodeo and will come back to scout more games. No coach scouts off one game, or at least good ones don't. Anyone who claims to have superior knowledge of how something works is not credible. LOL at your next accusation. That doesn't even deserve being addressed since you don't know how showcases work. Showcase = equal playing time. Playoffs equal trying to win until you are eliminated and then equal playing time. A good coach will want to try to get all of his players scouted by coaches at showcases, not worry about winning showcase games, lol. What kind of an ugly cowardly parent calls other girls mediocre? Oh, you. I hope your child is nothing like you and I feel for the other parents that have to deal with you on a weekly basis. It is very apparent you do not know what you are talking about. Both 08 and 09 team have many players currently being recruited at D1 schools. The 09 team was placed in the toughest bracket where many of our ECNL teams also would have struggled. To their credit, they did tie the team that made it all the way to the Championship game. The 10s and 11s now get Champions Cup for at least a year which is great news for the 10s no matter how they do. Oh, you know how you make playoffs? Winning league games. There is not a single Club in the area that has every age group make playoffs. Some years many clubs that have been around for over 20 years or more are lucky to even get two teams. [quote=Anonymous] Losing badly is not team success. It's several selfish players getting accolades for failing and awful coaching. Par for the course of all local clubs. Club soccer is rip off recreational soccer with a big name. Have fun watching those D3 games. [/quote] [b]You know that many of those D3 players play soccer and go on to make 3x what the average NWSL player makes in their VERY FIRST YEAR OUT OF COLLEGE![/b] Especially players from MIT, Johns Hopkins, WashU, and many others. Meanwhile, many players that go D1 end up at parties, never see playing time and either quit or transfer to mid-majors or DIII schools. Their are no guarantees. On top of that, one major injury can also change everything. But keep putting down those who go D3. When I read either of the quoted posts above, i see parents that actually know nothing, don't see out of the box, and have awful priorities in reference to Youth Soccer. They are typically D1 or bust, ECNL or bust. They put status above all else instead of prioritizing what is important for success. Playing ECNL or D1 does not equal success. Education combined with a kind heart and strong work ethic regardless of any league or Division will bring you much more success than being skilled on the pitch and a major knee injury won't completely ruin those chances either. So, have fun watching those D1 games. Hopefully your child will see the pitch by Junior year if she doesn't quit or transfer to a smaller school by then![/quote][/quote] If you knew anything, you would know how hard it is to get recruited by those high academic division threes you’re talking about. It’s not a secret that those are amazing schools. There are also parties at every school. [/quote] Anyone who starts a sentence with “if you knew anything” is not a credible source of information.[/quote] Clearly, you aren’t a source of credible information either because you didn’t offer any information.[/quote]
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