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Anonymous wrote:There are obviously more disgruntled critics than happy families on this site. Typically, the angry folks are louder so it may appear there are more problems than there actually are. I've posted several challenges to those who post gripes, and for that I got accused of being staff.

I can't speak for the coaches because I can only speak for my children's coaches. I can tell you that the problems at this club are basically the same as any other club. I will say Valor made the bizarre move of announcing that they are hiring new coaches in the middle of tryouts as well as only publicizing "lead coaches" of each age group. Not a good look indeed.

This!

no program is trash. Very rare to hear anyone praise valor once they play there. Except for a certain mom who keeps embarrassing herself.

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Anonymous wrote:There are obviously more disgruntled critics than happy families on this site. Typically, the angry folks are louder so it may appear there are more problems than there actually are. I've posted several challenges to those who post gripes, and for that I got accused of being staff.

I can't speak for the coaches because I can only speak for my children's coaches. I can tell you that the problems at this club are basically the same as any other club. I will say Valor made the bizarre move of announcing that they are hiring new coaches in the middle of tryouts as well as only publicizing "lead coaches" of each age group. Not a good look indeed.

This!

Anonymous wrote:Did they end up in GA?

Anonymous wrote:Hard pass.

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Anonymous wrote:The guy who runs it has a sister who coached the women’s national team to a world up championship. I’m sure it’s top notch.

Paul, no one cares about your wife.

I will give you credit for putting together a business that literally prints money for you despite being a terrible soccer training program.

You are a crappy soccer coach, though. Oh, and your soccer camp company, SOCCER ACADEMY, puts on the worst camps in the DMV.

I’m making 500k annually… laughing at you all the way to bank, peasant.

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Anonymous wrote:The guy who runs it has a sister who coached the women’s national team to a world up championship. I’m sure it’s top notch.

Paul, no one cares about your wife.

I will give you credit for putting together a business that literally prints money for you despite being a terrible soccer training program.

You are a crappy soccer coach, though. Oh, and your soccer camp company, SOCCER ACADEMY, puts on the worst camps in the DMV.

Anonymous wrote:The people we know that do Valor seem pleased with it. We also were offered a spot and are going to go to a practice next week but are unlikely to take it.

Anonymous wrote:The guy who runs it has a sister who coached the women’s national team to a world up championship. I’m sure it’s top notch.

Anonymous wrote:The guy who runs it has a sister who coached the women’s national team to a world up championship. I’m sure it’s top notch.

Anonymous wrote:There are obviously more disgruntled critics than happy families on this site. Typically, the angry folks are louder so it may appear there are more problems than there actually are. I've posted several challenges to those who post gripes, and for that I got accused of being staff.

I can't speak for the coaches because I can only speak for my children's coaches. I can tell you that the problems at this club are basically the same as any other club. I will say Valor made the bizarre move of announcing that they are hiring new coaches in the middle of tryouts as well as only publicizing "lead coaches" of each age group. Not a good look indeed.