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Anonymous wrote:That spat was the tip of the iceberg. There’s tons of unrest at all levels of NVA/Loudoun. The place has gone to sh!t lately.

Did two adults wearing club gear and on the coaching sidelines truly engaged in an altercation with bodily fluids being used? THAT is wild

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Anonymous wrote:Doubt it’s parents whose kids didn’t make it. Despite what you’d like to believe, my guess is these are all current parents on NVA players. I think there’s a serious lack of respect and loyalty amongst the staff for each other and it’s pouring over onto the field and their players. Nothing worse than a club with a bad culture that starts at the top and has no where to go but trickle down. This won’t bode well for the future of NVA, at least not on the girls side. It’s really unfortunate too bc there’s a ton of talent at NVA if the coaches could just get their heads out of the cloud and work together they could do some good things over there.

I heard two of the NVA coaches got into a shouting match on the WAGS sideline and it didn’t end well. Not a good look for NVA and also what a horrible role model for the kids!

Which age group?

2011s

Yikes. What coach was removed from the sideline?

For sure there are enough context clues in this thread for you to figure that out.

But who removed him? The Technical Director?

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Anonymous wrote:Doubt it’s parents whose kids didn’t make it. Despite what you’d like to believe, my guess is these are all current parents on NVA players. I think there’s a serious lack of respect and loyalty amongst the staff for each other and it’s pouring over onto the field and their players. Nothing worse than a club with a bad culture that starts at the top and has no where to go but trickle down. This won’t bode well for the future of NVA, at least not on the girls side. It’s really unfortunate too bc there’s a ton of talent at NVA if the coaches could just get their heads out of the cloud and work together they could do some good things over there.

I heard two of the NVA coaches got into a shouting match on the WAGS sideline and it didn’t end well. Not a good look for NVA and also what a horrible role model for the kids!

Which age group?

2011s

Yikes. What coach was removed from the sideline?

For sure there are enough context clues in this thread for you to figure that out.

Anonymous wrote:That spat was the tip of the iceberg. There’s tons of unrest at all levels of NVA/Loudoun. The place has gone to sh!t lately.

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Anonymous wrote:Doubt it’s parents whose kids didn’t make it. Despite what you’d like to believe, my guess is these are all current parents on NVA players. I think there’s a serious lack of respect and loyalty amongst the staff for each other and it’s pouring over onto the field and their players. Nothing worse than a club with a bad culture that starts at the top and has no where to go but trickle down. This won’t bode well for the future of NVA, at least not on the girls side. It’s really unfortunate too bc there’s a ton of talent at NVA if the coaches could just get their heads out of the cloud and work together they could do some good things over there.

I heard two of the NVA coaches got into a shouting match on the WAGS sideline and it didn’t end well. Not a good look for NVA and also what a horrible role model for the kids!

Which age group?

2011s

Yikes. What coach was removed from the sideline?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Doubt it’s parents whose kids didn’t make it. Despite what you’d like to believe, my guess is these are all current parents on NVA players. I think there’s a serious lack of respect and loyalty amongst the staff for each other and it’s pouring over onto the field and their players. Nothing worse than a club with a bad culture that starts at the top and has no where to go but trickle down. This won’t bode well for the future of NVA, at least not on the girls side. It’s really unfortunate too bc there’s a ton of talent at NVA if the coaches could just get their heads out of the cloud and work together they could do some good things over there.

I heard two of the NVA coaches got into a shouting match on the WAGS sideline and it didn’t end well. Not a good look for NVA and also what a horrible role model for the kids!

Which age group?

2011s

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Anonymous wrote:Doubt it’s parents whose kids didn’t make it. Despite what you’d like to believe, my guess is these are all current parents on NVA players. I think there’s a serious lack of respect and loyalty amongst the staff for each other and it’s pouring over onto the field and their players. Nothing worse than a club with a bad culture that starts at the top and has no where to go but trickle down. This won’t bode well for the future of NVA, at least not on the girls side. It’s really unfortunate too bc there’s a ton of talent at NVA if the coaches could just get their heads out of the cloud and work together they could do some good things over there.

I heard two of the NVA coaches got into a shouting match on the WAGS sideline and it didn’t end well. Not a good look for NVA and also what a horrible role model for the kids!

Which age group?

Anonymous wrote:That spat was the tip of the iceberg. There’s tons of unrest at all levels of NVA/Loudoun. The place has gone to sh!t lately.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Doubt it’s parents whose kids didn’t make it. Despite what you’d like to believe, my guess is these are all current parents on NVA players. I think there’s a serious lack of respect and loyalty amongst the staff for each other and it’s pouring over onto the field and their players. Nothing worse than a club with a bad culture that starts at the top and has no where to go but trickle down. This won’t bode well for the future of NVA, at least not on the girls side. It’s really unfortunate too bc there’s a ton of talent at NVA if the coaches could just get their heads out of the cloud and work together they could do some good things over there.

I heard two of the NVA coaches got into a shouting match on the WAGS sideline and it didn’t end well. Not a good look for NVA and also what a horrible role model for the kids!

Anonymous wrote:That spat was the tip of the iceberg. There’s tons of unrest at all levels of NVA/Loudoun. The place has gone to sh!t lately.

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Anonymous wrote:Doubt it’s parents whose kids didn’t make it. Despite what you’d like to believe, my guess is these are all current parents on NVA players. I think there’s a serious lack of respect and loyalty amongst the staff for each other and it’s pouring over onto the field and their players. Nothing worse than a club with a bad culture that starts at the top and has no where to go but trickle down. This won’t bode well for the future of NVA, at least not on the girls side. It’s really unfortunate too bc there’s a ton of talent at NVA if the coaches could just get their heads out of the cloud and work together they could do some good things over there.

I heard two of the NVA coaches got into a shouting match on the WAGS sideline and it didn’t end well. Not a good look for NVA and also what a horrible role model for the kids!

Slap off? Fistfight? A duel?

Lol. One was relieved of his (head) coaching duties for the tournament

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Anonymous wrote:Doubt it’s parents whose kids didn’t make it. Despite what you’d like to believe, my guess is these are all current parents on NVA players. I think there’s a serious lack of respect and loyalty amongst the staff for each other and it’s pouring over onto the field and their players. Nothing worse than a club with a bad culture that starts at the top and has no where to go but trickle down. This won’t bode well for the future of NVA, at least not on the girls side. It’s really unfortunate too bc there’s a ton of talent at NVA if the coaches could just get their heads out of the cloud and work together they could do some good things over there.

I heard two of the NVA coaches got into a shouting match on the WAGS sideline and it didn’t end well. Not a good look for NVA and also what a horrible role model for the kids!

Slap off? Fistfight? A duel?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Doubt it’s parents whose kids didn’t make it. Despite what you’d like to believe, my guess is these are all current parents on NVA players. I think there’s a serious lack of respect and loyalty amongst the staff for each other and it’s pouring over onto the field and their players. Nothing worse than a club with a bad culture that starts at the top and has no where to go but trickle down. This won’t bode well for the future of NVA, at least not on the girls side. It’s really unfortunate too bc there’s a ton of talent at NVA if the coaches could just get their heads out of the cloud and work together they could do some good things over there.

I heard two of the NVA coaches got into a shouting match on the WAGS sideline and it didn’t end well. Not a good look for NVA and also what a horrible role model for the kids!