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Anonymous wrote:I can speak for the U17 girls side they are getting better each week. They are one/two prolific scorers away from being dominate in the region.

Before somebody says that is true of any club, TSJ U17 are stout on defense as the stats show.

They have won 3 games out of 13, and are 6th in Goals Against (out of 14 teams) which put them right about average.

You're smoking some good stuff man. Can you share with the rest of us?

Another way to look at this they have only lost 5 of 13 games. Their games look closer than your cherry picked stats. 12 of the 20 goals against were in three of the 13 games.

So when you play against good offensive teams, they score in bunches on your team, and when you play against mediocre or bad offensive teams, they don't score much? Got it.

Age group?

U17

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can speak for the U17 girls side they are getting better each week. They are one/two prolific scorers away from being dominate in the region.

Before somebody says that is true of any club, TSJ U17 are stout on defense as the stats show.

They have won 3 games out of 13, and are 6th in Goals Against (out of 14 teams) which put them right about average.

You're smoking some good stuff man. Can you share with the rest of us?

Another way to look at this they have only lost 5 of 13 games. Their games look closer than your cherry picked stats. 12 of the 20 goals against were in three of the 13 games.

So when you play against good offensive teams, they score in bunches on your team, and when you play against mediocre or bad offensive teams, they don't score much? Got it.

Age group?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can speak for the U17 girls side they are getting better each week. They are one/two prolific scorers away from being dominate in the region.

Before somebody says that is true of any club, TSJ U17 are stout on defense as the stats show.

They have won 3 games out of 13, and are 6th in Goals Against (out of 14 teams) which put them right about average.

You're smoking some good stuff man. Can you share with the rest of us?

Another way to look at this they have only lost 5 of 13 games. Their games look closer than your cherry picked stats. 12 of the 20 goals against were in three of the 13 games.

So when you play against good offensive teams, they score in bunches on your team, and when you play against mediocre or bad offensive teams, they don't score much? Got it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can speak for the U17 girls side they are getting better each week. They are one/two prolific scorers away from being dominate in the region.

Before somebody says that is true of any club, TSJ U17 are stout on defense as the stats show.

They have won 3 games out of 13, and are 6th in Goals Against (out of 14 teams) which put them right about average.

You're smoking some good stuff man. Can you share with the rest of us?

Another way to look at this they have only lost 5 of 13 games. Their games look closer than your cherry picked stats. 12 of the 20 goals against were in three of the 13 games.

Anonymous wrote:I can speak for the U17 girls side they are getting better each week. They are one/two prolific scorers away from being dominate in the region.

Before somebody says that is true of any club, TSJ U17 are stout on defense as the stats show.

Are you kidding me? Our teams are terrible. One or two scorers away to dominate the region?

You’ve lost your freaking mind. We are nearly last place in our region. And the bigger clubs are coming to our region.

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Anonymous wrote:Has Tsj built their permanent field yet? Asking for a friend.

not everyone has a millionaire buddy to bankroll their soccer dreams, and who needs a field with a bar anyway? Kids just need a patch of grass and their boundless imagination to play.

It’s fun playing Revolution. Get a delicious drink and watch your club dismantle whatever mid product the club puts on the field. Win-win for the visitor.

Anonymous wrote:Has Tsj built their permanent field yet? Asking for a friend.

not everyone has a millionaire buddy to bankroll their soccer dreams, and who needs a field with a bar anyway? Kids just need a patch of grass and their boundless imagination to play.

Anonymous wrote:Has Tsj built their permanent field yet? Asking for a friend.

Tomorrow you will have that answer

Has Tsj built their permanent field yet? Asking for a friend.

Anonymous wrote:I can speak for the U17 girls side they are getting better each week. They are one/two prolific scorers away from being dominate in the region.

Before somebody says that is true of any club, TSJ U17 are stout on defense as the stats show.

They have won 3 games out of 13, and are 6th in Goals Against (out of 14 teams) which put them right about average.

You're smoking some good stuff man. Can you share with the rest of us?

I can speak for the U17 girls side they are getting better each week. They are one/two prolific scorers away from being dominate in the region.

Before somebody says that is true of any club, TSJ U17 are stout on defense as the stats show.

Anonymous wrote:The teams seem to be doing better. Did they pick up players? Or did they get new coaches?

Most teams didn't pick up players on girls side. It is all new kids for the most part all playing with all new coaches. They are improving with more time working together. For the most part, the new coaches are superior to what we experienced the prior year. Everyone just wants to shit on everyone, but the players are developing and improving from week to week. And no this isn't Adam.

Anonymous wrote:Can someone tell me where do the GA teams practice? Also is the club getting MLS Next?

Hanson. I assume they aren't getting MLS Next or it would've been announced when all the other clubs announced.

The teams seem to be doing better. Did they pick up players? Or did they get new coaches?

Can someone tell me where do the GA teams practice? Also is the club getting MLS Next?