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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These posts are ridiculous. Someone has a major inferiority complex with Loudoun soccer.[/quote] Truth hurts. [/quote] Whats the truth?[/quote] As a former Loudoun parent, I haven’t seen any untruths out of the basic complaints: 1. Loudoun took the money (there’s no credible argument otherwise) 2. Loudoun nepotism in their coaching staff 3. Loudoun prioritizes, promotes and elevates the players of well connected and family parents (I saw this up close) 4. The TD covers for it all with gaslighting Those who have been there and witnessed it know. Those who benefit are here to cover. Loudoun is a club in the truest sense of the word. There are families who are members of the club, then there are others who pay to support the club and in return get a lower level environment for their kid to play in as a bone. That’s just the way it is there, so for those who want their kid to play at a higher level there, make sure you build or have an in there first. [/quote] As a parent who spent 6+ years with two kids playing travel soccer at LS, I have to say that I agree with almost all of what this person wrote. I can't speak for #4 above because I never dealt with the TD but everything else is spot on.[/quote] Yes, most people don’t deal directly with him, but he has a very big impact on the makeup of the travel teams from the very earliest ages. There are coaches at Loudoun who have family children playing on preferred teams. Friends of the staff have children on the top teams and there are also lots of children of parents in high local positions on the highest teams. It’s not impossible for a less connected kid to make an upper level team, but they have to be extraordinary, which is rare in this area. This is why their teams, outside of a scant few, underperform. [/quote]
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