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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Congratulations to the kid and his family. 
This must be a great positive day in their household

Only a few will know what its like.

Unfortunately, the envious, jealous and toxic people will appear from the swamps to flap their gums[/quote]

This thread went silent when the old man called ya’ll out for being rich MF’s which stung like hell and made you go silent for a week.

Don’t go acting like ya’ll are really ready to ball and open up the market to ALL competition.  As currently structured, the rich kids get private training which advances them through U14 and DCU does nothing but cater to that as they are “Ashburn-ites” themselves.  We just saw how DCU and MLS operate with the “open” ID weekend and P2P invitations.  Their process is in direct opposition to San Diego.

His family probably does not know what they are doing.  I STILL HOPE HE IS TALENTED TO RISE ABOVE THE BS.  Please note he is from VA Beach which is not affluent.

Great deal for DC United.  They “control” a super talented player for 4 years.  I hope the family is strong enough to navigate it.

- Sincerely, 2013 dad educated on my options for my child and able to afford training and not looking for free handouts.[/quote]

Sad,  toxic, despicable, pitiful, sad, angry and consistently envious

I wonder why you make an assumption this particular family is incapable of making intelligent decisions? 
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Sounds like you know something we all don't.  DC owns him now for the next crucial 4 years.  Tell us how DC will further develop this kid without a second team?[/quote]

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