Anonymous wrote:Is it true that Herndon did not have Pre-ECNL teams this year?
Anonymous wrote:Is their website down? It is been a few days at this point.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club retaliated against my kid. What can I do about it? I have proof.
I think HYS is a dump but to think a club would take the time to "retaliate" against your kid is absurd. Maybe they were sick and tired of dealing with a crazy parent(s) and just cut the kid or put him on another team. You have to understand that you and your precious kid are not the only kids playing for the club.
Hence the founding of Club Deportivo Sterling. Here to take HYS and Sterling SC piece of the pie until they have none left para comer!
This is a rec org for disadvantaged kids with maybe 3 or 4 teams total, they play games even for teenagers on terrible elementary school grass fields.No one is worried about
competing with them. But good for them for trying to help out their community.
I don't see why they exist, really, Sterling soccer is well run, has financial aid, and actual decent fields.
Sterling well run??!?! Really? Deportivo Sterling destroys Sterling teams year after year at any of the age groups that Deportivo has a team. Deportivo wasn't made to take players but to support a huge group of kids who can't and/or don't want to pay $3000 to play soccer. As far as the fields go, what does that have to do with anything? They practice on grass, you don't need perfect turf to make you a good player or learn how to play the game, and if anyone has seen Deportivo play, they can see that those kids love the game and beat many of the "great" "top" teams who have amazing turf in "well run" clubs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club retaliated against my kid. What can I do about it? I have proof.
I think HYS is a dump but to think a club would take the time to "retaliate" against your kid is absurd. Maybe they were sick and tired of dealing with a crazy parent(s) and just cut the kid or put him on another team. You have to understand that you and your precious kid are not the only kids playing for the club.
Hence the founding of Club Deportivo Sterling. Here to take HYS and Sterling SC piece of the pie until they have none left para comer!
This is a rec org for disadvantaged kids with maybe 3 or 4 teams total, they play games even for teenagers on terrible elementary school grass fields.No one is worried about
competing with them. But good for them for trying to help out their community.
I don't see why they exist, really, Sterling soccer is well run, has financial aid, and actual decent fields.
Sterling well run??!?! Really? Deportivo Sterling destroys Sterling teams year after year at any of the age groups that Deportivo has a team. Deportivo wasn't made to take players but to support a huge group of kids who can't and/or don't want to pay $3000 to play soccer. As far as the fields go, what does that have to do with anything? They practice on grass, you don't need perfect turf to make you a good player or learn how to play the game, and if anyone has seen Deportivo play, they can see that those kids love the game and beat many of the "great" "top" teams who have amazing turf in "well run" clubs
You play in a rec league, bro.
bro? Is there a teenager on this forum trying to defend his Herndon club?
What team are you on BRO?
Herndon is getting wrecked in ECNLR unless you're 2009.
The girls I won't say anything about because they should be playing rec and not travel. 5 teams in RL have 3 wins combined from 30 games
Let's relax on "rec league bro"
Anonymous wrote:Why would you leave a child on a team if you legitimately honestly feel s/he is being target and "retaliated" against? Bad Parenting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club retaliated against my kid. What can I do about it? I have proof.
At this point in the season, did they not start him? What age group? Did they leave him off a roster? Did they demote him to a lower team? Was it the coach? What did they do? -Whay did they retaliate against your son? Did he do anything? Did you do anything?
Funny how everyone is judging while no one is answering the question. I am being vague because my kid is still on that team.
My question is what is the official way to report a club/coach. I am not asking you to judge what happened, I am asking who regulates those clubs if anyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club retaliated against my kid. What can I do about it? I have proof.
At this point in the season, did they not start him? What age group? Did they leave him off a roster? Did they demote him to a lower team? Was it the coach? What did they do? -Whay did they retaliate against your son? Did he do anything? Did you do anything?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The club retaliated against my kid. What can I do about it? I have proof.
I think HYS is a dump but to think a club would take the time to "retaliate" against your kid is absurd. Maybe they were sick and tired of dealing with a crazy parent(s) and just cut the kid or put him on another team. You have to understand that you and your precious kid are not the only kids playing for the club.
Hence the founding of Club Deportivo Sterling. Here to take HYS and Sterling SC piece of the pie until they have none left para comer!
This is a rec org for disadvantaged kids with maybe 3 or 4 teams total, they play games even for teenagers on terrible elementary school grass fields.No one is worried about
competing with them. But good for them for trying to help out their community.
I don't see why they exist, really, Sterling soccer is well run, has financial aid, and actual decent fields.
Sterling well run??!?! Really? Deportivo Sterling destroys Sterling teams year after year at any of the age groups that Deportivo has a team. Deportivo wasn't made to take players but to support a huge group of kids who can't and/or don't want to pay $3000 to play soccer. As far as the fields go, what does that have to do with anything? They practice on grass, you don't need perfect turf to make you a good player or learn how to play the game, and if anyone has seen Deportivo play, they can see that those kids love the game and beat many of the "great" "top" teams who have amazing turf in "well run" clubs
You play in a rec league, bro.