Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some blowouts in the u14 girls bracket π
Same in U14 Boys COPA Bracket. VA Union FC won 13-0 (results capped at 10) and no goals scored against them all tournament. They probably should have been placed in the Premier bracket.
Crazy. That is not good for anyone. They were tied for the worst record with BRYC in ECNL last year. Those two are going to remain there if they are getting ready for the season by playing B and C teams.
I don't understand. Is somebody betting their mortgage on 13 year olds playing soccer? If not, why the fixation with how many games a team wins in one of the toughest leagues in the country? It seems incredibly shortsighted and childish, but maybe it's just me.
I don't understand what you don't understand. Nobody is betting. Where did you get that from? If you are in a top league and want to improve, you don't play B and C and below level teams when you are ramping up to play league games.
What team and age group does your kid play for? Or are you a disgruntled coach? I'd like to know your motive for coming on here every day and ripping a bunch of kids. You're either a teenage girl who had her face glitter stolen from her locker or you're a petulant child. Tell us what your angle is. What makes your situation so much better or unique that you feel it's your duty to bash every move BRYC makes? Are you compensating for something? It's all just very odd. There are professionals who can help you work through the issues. Think about it.
Parent. I just don't like teams sandbagging. My comment was more geared towards Virginia Union than BRYC since at least BRYC was in the top bracket and the scores were competitive. I see the roles are reversed for the OBGC Captial Cup where Virginia Union is playing in the top bracket (good for them) and the BRYC team is the one sandbagging in a lower bracket.
Sometimes sandbagging isn't intentional, either. Tournament organizers sometimes simply stink at, or make mistakes when, putting brackets together. Remember the Samba Boyz from Spring?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL
That's what we thought. Not so tough when it comes to backing up your bluster. Keyboard bully. Probably fatter than f*&k and never excelled at sports. Trying to make up for it while ruining your kid's youth. Do better.
Got to say. Your behavior is consistent with what I've seen of BRYC parents.
And on the next episode of BRYC parents unhinged...
you parents should STFU, if you have problem with brackets, call out the tourney host, they are the one "Accepted Teams". Let the kids play and enjoy the F.. ride. your kid will not make it past HIGHT SCHOOL soccer, why complain here?
Dude that was not called for the language, but it is true your kid(s) will not make it past high school soccer. So Shut to F... UP!!! We McLean will kick the FU ass, bring it on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL
That's what we thought. Not so tough when it comes to backing up your bluster. Keyboard bully. Probably fatter than f*&k and never excelled at sports. Trying to make up for it while ruining your kid's youth. Do better.
Got to say. Your behavior is consistent with what I've seen of BRYC parents.
And on the next episode of BRYC parents unhinged...
you parents should STFU, if you have problem with brackets, call out the tourney host, they are the one "Accepted Teams". Let the kids play and enjoy the F.. ride. your kid will not make it past HIGHT SCHOOL soccer, why complain here?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL
That's what we thought. Not so tough when it comes to backing up your bluster. Keyboard bully. Probably fatter than f*&k and never excelled at sports. Trying to make up for it while ruining your kid's youth. Do better.
Got to say. Your behavior is consistent with what I've seen of BRYC parents.
And on the next episode of BRYC parents unhinged...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL
That's what we thought. Not so tough when it comes to backing up your bluster. Keyboard bully. Probably fatter than f*&k and never excelled at sports. Trying to make up for it while ruining your kid's youth. Do better.
Anonymous wrote:LOL
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some blowouts in the u14 girls bracket π
Same in U14 Boys COPA Bracket. VA Union FC won 13-0 (results capped at 10) and no goals scored against them all tournament. They probably should have been placed in the Premier bracket.
Crazy. That is not good for anyone. They were tied for the worst record with BRYC in ECNL last year. Those two are going to remain there if they are getting ready for the season by playing B and C teams.
I don't understand. Is somebody betting their mortgage on 13 year olds playing soccer? If not, why the fixation with how many games a team wins in one of the toughest leagues in the country? It seems incredibly shortsighted and childish, but maybe it's just me.
I don't understand what you don't understand. Nobody is betting. Where did you get that from? If you are in a top league and want to improve, you don't play B and C and below level teams when you are ramping up to play league games.
What team and age group does your kid play for? Or are you a disgruntled coach? I'd like to know your motive for coming on here every day and ripping a bunch of kids. You're either a teenage girl who had her face glitter stolen from her locker or you're a petulant child. Tell us what your angle is. What makes your situation so much better or unique that you feel it's your duty to bash every move BRYC makes? Are you compensating for something? It's all just very odd. There are professionals who can help you work through the issues. Think about it.
Parent. I just don't like teams sandbagging. My comment was more geared towards Virginia Union than BRYC since at least BRYC was in the top bracket and the scores were competitive. I see the roles are reversed for the OBGC Captial Cup where Virginia Union is playing in the top bracket (good for them) and the BRYC team is the one sandbagging in a lower bracket.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some blowouts in the u14 girls bracket π
Same in U14 Boys COPA Bracket. VA Union FC won 13-0 (results capped at 10) and no goals scored against them all tournament. They probably should have been placed in the Premier bracket.
Crazy. That is not good for anyone. They were tied for the worst record with BRYC in ECNL last year. Those two are going to remain there if they are getting ready for the season by playing B and C teams.
I don't understand. Is somebody betting their mortgage on 13 year olds playing soccer? If not, why the fixation with how many games a team wins in one of the toughest leagues in the country? It seems incredibly shortsighted and childish, but maybe it's just me.
I don't understand what you don't understand. Nobody is betting. Where did you get that from? If you are in a top league and want to improve, you don't play B and C and below level teams when you are ramping up to play league games.
What team and age group does your kid play for? Or are you a disgruntled coach? I'd like to know your motive for coming on here every day and ripping a bunch of kids. You're either a teenage girl who had her face glitter stolen from her locker or you're a petulant child. Tell us what your angle is. What makes your situation so much better or unique that you feel it's your duty to bash every move BRYC makes? Are you compensating for something? It's all just very odd. There are professionals who can help you work through the issues. Think about it.
Parent. I just don't like teams sandbagging. My comment was more geared towards Virginia Union than BRYC since at least BRYC was in the top bracket and the scores were competitive. I see the roles are reversed for the OBGC Captial Cup where Virginia Union is playing in the top bracket (good for them) and the BRYC team is the one sandbagging in a lower bracket.
Didn't McLean/Union finish in last place in ECNL last year?
What were the scores and how much could they have possibly sandbagged considering their poor ECNL record?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some blowouts in the u14 girls bracket π
Same in U14 Boys COPA Bracket. VA Union FC won 13-0 (results capped at 10) and no goals scored against them all tournament. They probably should have been placed in the Premier bracket.
Crazy. That is not good for anyone. They were tied for the worst record with BRYC in ECNL last year. Those two are going to remain there if they are getting ready for the season by playing B and C teams.
I don't understand. Is somebody betting their mortgage on 13 year olds playing soccer? If not, why the fixation with how many games a team wins in one of the toughest leagues in the country? It seems incredibly shortsighted and childish, but maybe it's just me.
I don't understand what you don't understand. Nobody is betting. Where did you get that from? If you are in a top league and want to improve, you don't play B and C and below level teams when you are ramping up to play league games.
What team and age group does your kid play for? Or are you a disgruntled coach? I'd like to know your motive for coming on here every day and ripping a bunch of kids. You're either a teenage girl who had her face glitter stolen from her locker or you're a petulant child. Tell us what your angle is. What makes your situation so much better or unique that you feel it's your duty to bash every move BRYC makes? Are you compensating for something? It's all just very odd. There are professionals who can help you work through the issues. Think about it.
Parent. I just don't like teams sandbagging. My comment was more geared towards Virginia Union than BRYC since at least BRYC was in the top bracket and the scores were competitive. I see the roles are reversed for the OBGC Captial Cup where Virginia Union is playing in the top bracket (good for them) and the BRYC team is the one sandbagging in a lower bracket.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some blowouts in the u14 girls bracket π
Same in U14 Boys COPA Bracket. VA Union FC won 13-0 (results capped at 10) and no goals scored against them all tournament. They probably should have been placed in the Premier bracket.
Crazy. That is not good for anyone. They were tied for the worst record with BRYC in ECNL last year. Those two are going to remain there if they are getting ready for the season by playing B and C teams.
I don't understand. Is somebody betting their mortgage on 13 year olds playing soccer? If not, why the fixation with how many games a team wins in one of the toughest leagues in the country? It seems incredibly shortsighted and childish, but maybe it's just me.
I don't understand what you don't understand. Nobody is betting. Where did you get that from? If you are in a top league and want to improve, you don't play B and C and below level teams when you are ramping up to play league games.
What team and age group does your kid play for? Or are you a disgruntled coach? I'd like to know your motive for coming on here every day and ripping a bunch of kids. You're either a teenage girl who had her face glitter stolen from her locker or you're a petulant child. Tell us what your angle is. What makes your situation so much better or unique that you feel it's your duty to bash every move BRYC makes? Are you compensating for something? It's all just very odd. There are professionals who can help you work through the issues. Think about it.
Parent. I just don't like teams sandbagging. My comment was more geared towards Virginia Union than BRYC since at least BRYC was in the top bracket and the scores were competitive. I see the roles are reversed for the OBGC Captial Cup where Virginia Union is playing in the top bracket (good for them) and the BRYC team is the one sandbagging in a lower bracket.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some blowouts in the u14 girls bracket π
Same in U14 Boys COPA Bracket. VA Union FC won 13-0 (results capped at 10) and no goals scored against them all tournament. They probably should have been placed in the Premier bracket.
Crazy. That is not good for anyone. They were tied for the worst record with BRYC in ECNL last year. Those two are going to remain there if they are getting ready for the season by playing B and C teams.
I don't understand. Is somebody betting their mortgage on 13 year olds playing soccer? If not, why the fixation with how many games a team wins in one of the toughest leagues in the country? It seems incredibly shortsighted and childish, but maybe it's just me.
I don't understand what you don't understand. Nobody is betting. Where did you get that from? If you are in a top league and want to improve, you don't play B and C and below level teams when you are ramping up to play league games.
What team and age group does your kid play for? Or are you a disgruntled coach? I'd like to know your motive for coming on here every day and ripping a bunch of kids. You're either a teenage girl who had her face glitter stolen from her locker or you're a petulant child. Tell us what your angle is. What makes your situation so much better or unique that you feel it's your duty to bash every move BRYC makes? Are you compensating for something? It's all just very odd. There are professionals who can help you work through the issues. Think about it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some blowouts in the u14 girls bracket π
Same in U14 Boys COPA Bracket. VA Union FC won 13-0 (results capped at 10) and no goals scored against them all tournament. They probably should have been placed in the Premier bracket.
Crazy. That is not good for anyone. They were tied for the worst record with BRYC in ECNL last year. Those two are going to remain there if they are getting ready for the season by playing B and C teams.
I don't understand. Is somebody betting their mortgage on 13 year olds playing soccer? If not, why the fixation with how many games a team wins in one of the toughest leagues in the country? It seems incredibly shortsighted and childish, but maybe it's just me.
I don't understand what you don't understand. Nobody is betting. Where did you get that from? If you are in a top league and want to improve, you don't play B and C and below level teams when you are ramping up to play league games.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some blowouts in the u14 girls bracket π
Same in U14 Boys COPA Bracket. VA Union FC won 13-0 (results capped at 10) and no goals scored against them all tournament. They probably should have been placed in the Premier bracket.
Crazy. That is not good for anyone. They were tied for the worst record with BRYC in ECNL last year. Those two are going to remain there if they are getting ready for the season by playing B and C teams.
I don't understand. Is somebody betting their mortgage on 13 year olds playing soccer? If not, why the fixation with how many games a team wins in one of the toughest leagues in the country? It seems incredibly shortsighted and childish, but maybe it's just me.
I don't understand what you don't understand. Nobody is betting. Where did you get that from? If you are in a top league and want to improve, you don't play B and C and below level teams when you are ramping up to play league games.