Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Talk of mclean and gfr merging is dumb.
Both clubs run large local rec leagues as well.
How would that work exactly
I believe the clubs would remain separate, but then have a combined GA team and a combined MLS Next team. Those details are being ironed out as we speak. The alternative for GFR was to join FVU which is a toilet bowl club of smaller turds combining into one big turd. That was not appealing, so the GA became a more attractive option.
FVU is a train wreck. The only part left from the old VA Union glory days is the word Union. In reality it is a Brave 2.0 except the 2010 girls.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Talk of mclean and gfr merging is dumb.
Both clubs run large local rec leagues as well.
How would that work exactly
I believe the clubs would remain separate, but then have a combined GA team and a combined MLS Next team. Those details are being ironed out as we speak. The alternative for GFR was to join FVU which is a toilet bowl club of smaller turds combining into one big turd. That was not appealing, so the GA became a more attractive option.
FVU is a train wreck. The only part left from the old VA Union glory days is the word Union. In reality it is a Brave 2.0 except the 2010 girls.
Anonymous wrote:What is GFR? Youth soccer is an interesting acronym salad and all talk no development.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Talk of mclean and gfr merging is dumb.
Both clubs run large local rec leagues as well.
How would that work exactly
I believe the clubs would remain separate, but then have a combined GA team and a combined MLS Next team. Those details are being ironed out as we speak. The alternative for GFR was to join FVU which is a toilet bowl club of smaller turds combining into one big turd. That was not appealing, so the GA became a more attractive option.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:GFR Would fold fold into/feed McLean to be GA. RL has become a distant 3rd behind ECNL and GA.
Skeptical of this rumor. Why would GFR do that? They’re not some small club looking to merge. They’re nearly as big as McLean.
If they wanted to be GA why wouldn’t they just apply to be GA? They’re seem to be looking to expand.
How on earth would they get into GA?
Same way tsj and alex and loudoun and vrsc did. For a short time.
Anonymous wrote:Talk of mclean and gfr merging is dumb.
Both clubs run large local rec leagues as well.
How would that work exactly
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:this is a fact. A bunch of back and forth to sit on the couch come playoffs. They probably wont regret leaving. Its still ecnl placement but I KNOW some families are bitter lolAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2012s for sure. 2011s have lost a ton of talent. RP having to start over has to be a little frustrated. But he’s probably up for the challenge. Question is can the girls keep up.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nva being king of ga after losing so many players is laughable. That crown is up for grabsAnonymous wrote:I heard that they are going to work it into playing/practicing opportunities for the older girls in GA to help increase their GA profile.
Right now dominance in GA is up for grabs, NVA might be the default king of the hill but MYS doing what it can.
Definitely depends on the age groups
2010s and up possible. 2011 and lower are still strong.
Expect them not to keep the 12s.
But there also good talent or better who joined. RP won’t miss much there.In fact the players who left may regret it. Playoffs spots are reserved in Mid Atlantic to Arlington and RU.
What ecnl placement? You are aware college coaches don’t care about the leagues. It is either you have it or you don’t have it. Where you play does not matter.
Anonymous wrote:this is a fact. A bunch of back and forth to sit on the couch come playoffs. They probably wont regret leaving. Its still ecnl placement but I KNOW some families are bitter lolAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2012s for sure. 2011s have lost a ton of talent. RP having to start over has to be a little frustrated. But he’s probably up for the challenge. Question is can the girls keep up.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nva being king of ga after losing so many players is laughable. That crown is up for grabsAnonymous wrote:I heard that they are going to work it into playing/practicing opportunities for the older girls in GA to help increase their GA profile.
Right now dominance in GA is up for grabs, NVA might be the default king of the hill but MYS doing what it can.
Definitely depends on the age groups
2010s and up possible. 2011 and lower are still strong.
Expect them not to keep the 12s.
But there also good talent or better who joined. RP won’t miss much there.In fact the players who left may regret it. Playoffs spots are reserved in Mid Atlantic to Arlington and RU.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:GFR Would fold fold into/feed McLean to be GA. RL has become a distant 3rd behind ECNL and GA.
Skeptical of this rumor. Why would GFR do that? They’re not some small club looking to merge. They’re nearly as big as McLean.
If they wanted to be GA why wouldn’t they just apply to be GA? They’re seem to be looking to expand.
How on earth would they get into GA?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:GFR Would fold fold into/feed McLean to be GA. RL has become a distant 3rd behind ECNL and GA.
Skeptical of this rumor. Why would GFR do that? They’re not some small club looking to merge. They’re nearly as big as McLean.
If they wanted to be GA why wouldn’t they just apply to be GA? They’re seem to be looking to expand.
How on earth would they get into GA?