Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that the similar thread on McLean and GFR merging has mysteriously been removed. I would regard a McLean - MU merger as being more likely than most of these fantasies here.
It is interesting indeed
What did this thread say specifically. I never saw it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that the similar thread on McLean and GFR merging has mysteriously been removed. I would regard a McLean - MU merger as being more likely than most of these fantasies here.
It is interesting indeed
Anonymous wrote:Interesting that the similar thread on McLean and GFR merging has mysteriously been removed. I would regard a McLean - MU merger as being more likely than most of these fantasies here.
Anonymous wrote:And what happened next? Where is she playing soccer now and with whom did she train while in Europe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2006 BRYC ECNL team (last place) essentially tied VDA 06 (1st place)-they lost 2-1 but easily could have been a draw or win for BRYC. So they can absolutely remain competitive in ECNL.
VDA 06 is in 10th place, not first. Does that change your view?
You're looking at VDA 07s (10th place), not the 06s (1st place).
Was looking at boys. Didn't realize you were discussing girls. Who cares about girls? Nnone of them can play as well as a boys rec team.
Boys LOL Come on. Boys grow to men, which as we see, cannot even carry water bottles to the World Cup, let along sniff getting to finals... or multiple titles. USA mens soccer is like Lithuania mens basketball, much love, but LOLOL
Sure - relative to other men. But the women only win because women don't play soccer in other countries. We are the only country where girls play soccer.
And yet our women's national team can't even beat a good U15 boys team. I believe they lost 5-0 a year or two ago to a youth team from the Dallas area.
Have you even been to another country? What an idiotic comment.
I am from Europe and have travelled all over the world and lived, with my daughters, in a number of countries.
This is the only country in the world where soccer is a major sport for girls. Go to anywhere in Europe and try to find a team for your daughter to play on. You'll be in for a looooong drive if you can even find a girls' team at all. Or she'll have to play with the boys.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2006 BRYC ECNL team (last place) essentially tied VDA 06 (1st place)-they lost 2-1 but easily could have been a draw or win for BRYC. So they can absolutely remain competitive in ECNL.
VDA 06 is in 10th place, not first. Does that change your view?
You're looking at VDA 07s (10th place), not the 06s (1st place).
Was looking at boys. Didn't realize you were discussing girls. Who cares about girls? Nnone of them can play as well as a boys rec team.
Moron of the day. Are you going to compare women's to men's weightlifting next?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2006 BRYC ECNL team (last place) essentially tied VDA 06 (1st place)-they lost 2-1 but easily could have been a draw or win for BRYC. So they can absolutely remain competitive in ECNL.
VDA 06 is in 10th place, not first. Does that change your view?
You're looking at VDA 07s (10th place), not the 06s (1st place).
Was looking at boys. Didn't realize you were discussing girls. Who cares about girls? Nnone of them can play as well as a boys rec team.
Boys LOL Come on. Boys grow to men, which as we see, cannot even carry water bottles to the World Cup, let along sniff getting to finals... or multiple titles. USA mens soccer is like Lithuania mens basketball, much love, but LOLOL
Sure - relative to other men. But the women only win because women don't play soccer in other countries. We are the only country where girls play soccer.
And yet our women's national team can't even beat a good U15 boys team. I believe they lost 5-0 a year or two ago to a youth team from the Dallas area.
Have you even been to another country? What an idiotic comment.
I am from Europe and have travelled all over the world and lived, with my daughters, in a number of countries.
This is the only country in the world where soccer is a major sport for girls. Go to anywhere in Europe and try to find a team for your daughter to play on. You'll be in for a looooong drive if you can even find a girls' team at all. Or she'll have to play with the boys.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can this thread name change to “VDA pissing match v the world?”
You mean “being loud and wrong”....it’s not just a hash tag. It’s a way of life.
what was wrong?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:2006 BRYC ECNL team (last place) essentially tied VDA 06 (1st place)-they lost 2-1 but easily could have been a draw or win for BRYC. So they can absolutely remain competitive in ECNL.
VDA 06 is in 10th place, not first. Does that change your view?
You're looking at VDA 07s (10th place), not the 06s (1st place).
Was looking at boys. Didn't realize you were discussing girls. Who cares about girls? Nnone of them can play as well as a boys rec team.
Boys LOL Come on. Boys grow to men, which as we see, cannot even carry water bottles to the World Cup, let along sniff getting to finals... or multiple titles. USA mens soccer is like Lithuania mens basketball, much love, but LOLOL
Sure - relative to other men. But the women only win because women don't play soccer in other countries. We are the only country where girls play soccer.
And yet our women's national team can't even beat a good U15 boys team. I believe they lost 5-0 a year or two ago to a youth team from the Dallas area.
Have you even been to another country? What an idiotic comment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can this thread name change to “VDA pissing match v the world?”
You mean “being loud and wrong”....it’s not just a hash tag. It’s a way of life.
Anonymous wrote:FCV girls moving to BRYC to access ECNL would create an exceptionally strong team at every age group. Let's not kid ourselves. Finding families willing to travel to a new location and then sorting out which kids to keep would be the difficult part.
If your DD is aiming for D1, GA blowouts are not the way to prepare for that level of competition. The best kids should seek the best competition, and I don't see FCV providing a path for that any longer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Soccer is a girls sport in the country.
In terms of average highest paid professional entertainment, absolutely; otherwise you’re very wrong.