Anonymous wrote:I hear Pepe was running practice for a local DA this week.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-boys/lmvsc-introduces-roberto-garcia-as-new-technical-director/
A bit underwhelming. Maybe it'll work out for the girls.
I mean Jose Mourinho was available... This board is amazing.
My bad. He was, after all, on the Puerto Rico national team and played at CNU (?), whatever that is.
In all seriousness, though, Mr. Garcia seems like he's been at least involved with some success on the girls' side. Good for him and them. He should do well at LMVSC, where the successful teams on the boys' side were built/recruited/trained by Este's brother and Este's friends, some of whom have already left LMVSC.
If LMVSC was trying to make a case to keep their best male players, this guy ain't it. But they're probably not trying to do that.
How do you know this guy ain't it. He seems to be well traveled and have good experience in different parts of the country. You won't know until he gets here and maybe the local candidates just weren't good enough. Maybe what the club needs is someone with different experiences that can improve the current club as it is. Maybe this guy will connect with the boys and they won't leave. Well I'm sure if Pepe is taking many from his teams then there will be limited spots for current SYC players who may just consider going across to LMVSC as well. At least LMVSC seems better organized and not such a mess of constant turnover or which league they will play in. Not to be negative on Este but this guy may be better and more experienced. BTW, I'm not with either club.
PP here. I'm an LMVSC parent, btw, and I'm pretty disappointed with my club (I also think puppies are cute but pee all over the place). I have a DS and DD at LMVSC, and the except for the "chosen few" teams on the boys side, it seems like there's much more emphasis on the girls.
I don't know how SYC is organized, but LMVSC is a dumpster fire right now. Sure, Este's team was disappointed by his departure (some of them, anyways). But the 2002 B red team has been through something like four coaches this year. I'm not looking forward to going through tryouts and id sessions and all that and really looking for a reason to stay at LMVSC, but this press release didn't do a lot for me. Aside from being poorly written (unlimited players! and right after LMVSC made their LAST big announcement about hiring a marketing director), it didn't fill me with confidence mostly because the guy seems like the ultimate system player in US Soccer. Leaving all joking about CNU aside (and lighten up, Francis!) , it appears that the main body of his experience has been making smaller clubs into bigger clubs.
I hope I'm wrong and he's awesome.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-boys/lmvsc-introduces-roberto-garcia-as-new-technical-director/
A bit underwhelming. Maybe it'll work out for the girls.
I mean Jose Mourinho was available... This board is amazing.
My bad. He was, after all, on the Puerto Rico national team and played at CNU (?), whatever that is.
In all seriousness, though, Mr. Garcia seems like he's been at least involved with some success on the girls' side. Good for him and them. He should do well at LMVSC, where the successful teams on the boys' side were built/recruited/trained by Este's brother and Este's friends, some of whom have already left LMVSC.
If LMVSC was trying to make a case to keep their best male players, this guy ain't it. But they're probably not trying to do that.
How do you know this guy ain't it. He seems to be well traveled and have good experience in different parts of the country. You won't know until he gets here and maybe the local candidates just weren't good enough. Maybe what the club needs is someone with different experiences that can improve the current club as it is. Maybe this guy will connect with the boys and they won't leave. Well I'm sure if Pepe is taking many from his teams then there will be limited spots for current SYC players who may just consider going across to LMVSC as well. At least LMVSC seems better organized and not such a mess of constant turnover or which league they will play in. Not to be negative on Este but this guy may be better and more experienced. BTW, I'm not with either club.
), it didn't fill me with confidence mostly because the guy seems like the ultimate system player in US Soccer. Leaving all joking about CNU aside (and lighten up, Francis!) , it appears that the main body of his experience has been making smaller clubs into bigger clubs.
Anonymous wrote:Aaaaand...Continuing with the recent fun trend of SYC's and LMVSC's dueling media/social media announcements, SYC presents Justin O'Shell:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1104036729038749696
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-boys/lmvsc-introduces-roberto-garcia-as-new-technical-director/
A bit underwhelming. Maybe it'll work out for the girls.
I mean Jose Mourinho was available... This board is amazing.
My bad. He was, after all, on the Puerto Rico national team and played at CNU (?), whatever that is.
In all seriousness, though, Mr. Garcia seems like he's been at least involved with some success on the girls' side. Good for him and them. He should do well at LMVSC, where the successful teams on the boys' side were built/recruited/trained by Este's brother and Este's friends, some of whom have already left LMVSC.
If LMVSC was trying to make a case to keep their best male players, this guy ain't it. But they're probably not trying to do that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-boys/lmvsc-introduces-roberto-garcia-as-new-technical-director/
A bit underwhelming. Maybe it'll work out for the girls.
I mean Jose Mourinho was available... This board is amazing.
My bad. He was, after all, on the Puerto Rico national team and played at CNU (?), whatever that is.
In all seriousness, though, Mr. Garcia seems like he's been at least involved with some success on the girls' side. Good for him and them. He should do well at LMVSC, where the successful teams on the boys' side were built/recruited/trained by Este's brother and Este's friends, some of whom have already left LMVSC.
If LMVSC was trying to make a case to keep their best male players, this guy ain't it. But they're probably not trying to do that.
CNU is Christopher Newport University. A very good D3. Sorry. Not everyone played D1 soccer...
It's all good. After all, he has helped to place an "unlimited" number of student-athletes in colleges and pros. Maybe at CNU they can't count past 100 or so.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-boys/lmvsc-introduces-roberto-garcia-as-new-technical-director/
A bit underwhelming. Maybe it'll work out for the girls.
I mean Jose Mourinho was available... This board is amazing.
My bad. He was, after all, on the Puerto Rico national team and played at CNU (?), whatever that is.
In all seriousness, though, Mr. Garcia seems like he's been at least involved with some success on the girls' side. Good for him and them. He should do well at LMVSC, where the successful teams on the boys' side were built/recruited/trained by Este's brother and Este's friends, some of whom have already left LMVSC.
If LMVSC was trying to make a case to keep their best male players, this guy ain't it. But they're probably not trying to do that.
CNU is Christopher Newport University. A very good D3. Sorry. Not everyone played D1 soccer...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-boys/lmvsc-introduces-roberto-garcia-as-new-technical-director/
A bit underwhelming. Maybe it'll work out for the girls.
I mean Jose Mourinho was available... This board is amazing.
My bad. He was, after all, on the Puerto Rico national team and played at CNU (?), whatever that is.
In all seriousness, though, Mr. Garcia seems like he's been at least involved with some success on the girls' side. Good for him and them. He should do well at LMVSC, where the successful teams on the boys' side were built/recruited/trained by Este's brother and Este's friends, some of whom have already left LMVSC.
If LMVSC was trying to make a case to keep their best male players, this guy ain't it. But they're probably not trying to do that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-boys/lmvsc-introduces-roberto-garcia-as-new-technical-director/
A bit underwhelming. Maybe it'll work out for the girls.
I mean Jose Mourinho was available... This board is amazing.
I guess having the pleasure to work with the first Lady of NOVA soccer may not be the draw some hoped.
The guy is moving cross country. Is the argument that Este is better or that they should have gotten a better candidate?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-boys/lmvsc-introduces-roberto-garcia-as-new-technical-director/
A bit underwhelming. Maybe it'll work out for the girls.
I mean Jose Mourinho was available... This board is amazing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.soccerwire.com/news/clubs/youth-boys/lmvsc-introduces-roberto-garcia-as-new-technical-director/
A bit underwhelming. Maybe it'll work out for the girls.
I mean Jose Mourinho was available... This board is amazing.
I guess having the pleasure to work with the first Lady of NOVA soccer may not be the draw some hoped.