Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who is 22? And what teams are JO coaching

He is coaching all of them. He is coach 22.

He wants to be everywhere so that he can increase his number to 22+

Anonymous wrote:Who is 22? And what teams are JO coaching

He is coaching all of them. He is coach 22.

Who is 22? And what teams are JO coaching

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TSJ is stating on their latest social media post that they "have the highest number of registrants we have had in the history of TSJ" for GA ID sessions.

4 kids is technically more than 3.

Let 22 eat.

For those currently at the STJ, what were your thoughts of the “GA” IDs? Enough talent for you to stay or your player wasn’t even there bc they plan on leaving? Record numbers?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TSJ is stating on their latest social media post that they "have the highest number of registrants we have had in the history of TSJ" for GA ID sessions.

4 kids is technically more than 3.

Let 22 eat.

Anonymous wrote:TSJ is stating on their latest social media post that they "have the highest number of registrants we have had in the history of TSJ" for GA ID sessions.

4 kids is technically more than 3.

Even with all of the “honesty” about STJ on this forum and its notoriously bad reputation in the soccer community, it will still succeed next year in roping in its quota of families at 3500/year because there are always new people visiting the Potemkin Village, impressed when the emperor describes his fancy clothes. Then those families cycle out, warn others, but the revenue keeps flowing because each new year of soccer parents is more insane than last year’s.

It is hard to say without being on the inside but from a consumer perspective it feels that way. It is a combination of not providing what was promised and a general feeling that the operations people have no idea what is going on from one day to the next.

Does TSJ suck money out of their soccer programs to help bolster operations?

Anonymous wrote:Coaching was never really the issue. It’s the layer above that - fields, administrators (AB), and the DebtHeads who own and run the place - that Dyson all seriousness out of the program.

Interesting they weee able to snag another Arlington coach.

Anonymous wrote:Coaching was never really the issue. It’s the layer above that - fields, administrators (AB), and the DebtHeads who own and run the place - that Dyson all seriousness out of the program.

AB is a POS. I suggest any parent leave a club he's involved in. Removed at SYA, Valor, Freedom HS, FCV…. Hes destroyed every club hes been at, and has been band from reffing some clubs because of his revenge tactics.

Coaching was never really the issue. It’s the layer above that - fields, administrators (AB), and the DebtHeads who own and run the place - that Dyson all seriousness out of the program.

More coaching announcements for the girls side in the south

Find a coach you like and who likes your kid. That is the first piece of advice anyone should follow. If that is at TSJ or somewhere else it is still true.

Anonymous wrote:STJ is the Goodwill of local soccer. Once the real clubs have brewed their espresso, STJ collects the used coffee grounds and finds a way to sell them to parents for $3500. It’s basically a marketing operation that fronts as a soccer team.

In the end, all of the clubs are essentially the same. Coach and proximity to your house are the operative variables. They all suck in their own ways. It's all the same.