Anonymous
08/18/2025 17:44
Subject: Re: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just saw 2 kids from the Arlington 2011 signed with Austin. Speaks volumes that people are sending their kids or moving across the country to avoid DCU.
So 2 Arlington 2011s can't make one the strongest academy 2011 roster in the country and went across the country to find a place they could get in
How's that a bad reflection on DC?
They should make their 2011s roster 45 kids?
Did DCU develop a style of play that is replicated through the academy or do we just have the fastest and strong 2011’s?
Asking for a friend.
So fast and strong they had the highest Quality of Play attacking ranking at U14
They picked up the ball and ran with it in rugby scrum style, knocking opponents over
Is your kid slow, weak and lacking skills why you're asking?
I don’t think that’s the style of play that develops players at U14 for long term success.
Obviously PP was being cynical about rugby scrums
Good Lord
Anonymous
08/18/2025 17:43
Subject: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:One of the Arlington players who went to Austin made it through to the 3rd round of ID camps. Hard to believe DC wouldn't want him.
Not hard to believe when several DC 2011s went further than 3rd round
Every academy needs and wants who they want that fits their criteria for the future, not just the now.
Anonymous
08/18/2025 17:37
Subject: Re: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just saw 2 kids from the Arlington 2011 signed with Austin. Speaks volumes that people are sending their kids or moving across the country to avoid DCU.
So 2 Arlington 2011s can't make one the strongest academy 2011 roster in the country and went across the country to find a place they could get in
How's that a bad reflection on DC?
They should make their 2011s roster 45 kids?
Did DCU develop a style of play that is replicated through the academy or do we just have the fastest and strong 2011’s?
Asking for a friend.
So fast and strong they had the highest Quality of Play attacking ranking at U14
They picked up the ball and ran with it in rugby scrum style, knocking opponents over
Is your kid slow, weak and lacking skills why you're asking?
I don’t think that’s the style of play that develops players at U14 for long term success.
Anonymous
08/18/2025 17:34
Subject: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
One of the Arlington players who went to Austin made it through to the 3rd round of ID camps. Hard to believe DC wouldn't want him.
Anonymous
08/18/2025 17:30
Subject: Re: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just saw 2 kids from the Arlington 2011 signed with Austin. Speaks volumes that people are sending their kids or moving across the country to avoid DCU.
So 2 Arlington 2011s can't make one the strongest academy 2011 roster in the country and went across the country to find a place they could get in
How's that a bad reflection on DC?
They should make their 2011s roster 45 kids?
Did DCU develop a style of play that is replicated through the academy or do we just have the fastest and strong 2011’s?
Asking for a friend.
So fast and strong they had the highest Quality of Play attacking ranking at U14
They picked up the ball and ran with it in rugby scrum style, knocking opponents over
Is your kid slow, weak and lacking skills why you're asking?
Anonymous
08/18/2025 17:30
Subject: Re: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just saw 2 kids from the Arlington 2011 signed with Austin. Speaks volumes that people are sending their kids or moving across the country to avoid DCU.
So 2 Arlington 2011s can't make one the strongest academy 2011 roster in the country and went across the country to find a place they could get in
How's that a bad reflection on DC?
They should make their 2011s roster 45 kids?
Did DCU develop a style of play that is replicated through the academy or do we just have the fastest and strong 2011’s?
Asking for a friend.
Definitely not kick and run style. Every team wants strong players. They are not just recruiting fast and big ones.
Anonymous
08/18/2025 17:26
Subject: Re: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just saw 2 kids from the Arlington 2011 signed with Austin. Speaks volumes that people are sending their kids or moving across the country to avoid DCU.
So 2 Arlington 2011s can't make one the strongest academy 2011 roster in the country and went across the country to find a place they could get in
How's that a bad reflection on DC?
They should make their 2011s roster 45 kids?
Did DCU develop a style of play that is replicated through the academy or do we just have the fastest and strong 2011’s?
Asking for a friend.
Anonymous
08/18/2025 17:19
Subject: Re: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:Just saw 2 kids from the Arlington 2011 signed with Austin. Speaks volumes that people are sending their kids or moving across the country to avoid DCU.
So 2 Arlington 2011s can't make one the strongest academy 2011 roster in the country and went across the country to find a place they could get in
How's that a bad reflection on DC?
They should make their 2011s roster 45 kids?
Anonymous
08/18/2025 17:15
Subject: Re: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:There is NYRB player coming to DC United.
Don't mention that a strong NYRB player came to DC and staying with host family
It messes with the head of the obsessed DC Hater and spoils his narrative
Poor pitiful thing
Anonymous
08/18/2025 16:55
Subject: Re: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
There is NYRB player coming to DC United.
Anonymous
08/18/2025 16:48
Subject: Re: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Just saw 2 kids from the Arlington 2011 signed with Austin. Speaks volumes that people are sending their kids or moving across the country to avoid DCU.
Anonymous
08/17/2025 13:34
Subject: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is it normal that DCA is still bringing players in for trail? We're a few weeks away from the start of the season and one would think the roster is set and practices have started. Make those on the roster uneasy to keep see trialists come in because it means some players have to get dropped to make room for the new addition.
Academy teams are always trialing kids, DC is no exception.
Every position is up for competition, all the time. Unfortunately, kids get cut every year.
Anonymous
08/17/2025 13:25
Subject: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:Is it normal that DCA is still bringing players in for trail? We're a few weeks away from the start of the season and one would think the roster is set and practices have started. Make those on the roster uneasy to keep see trialists come in because it means some players have to get dropped to make room for the new addition.
Academy teams are always trialing kids, DC is no exception.
Anonymous
08/17/2025 11:14
Subject: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Anonymous wrote:Just saw a post about Samuel Diaz, U15 MLS Next Cup who is in the Union Academy out of Richmond United.
Do we have any pride left when Philly is plucking talent out of our backyard?
Most of the RU kids go off to other academies. I think there were two this year and some to Philly, Colorado and Charlotte. I think the RU org is closest to Charlotte which is a shame. Richmond should be the Sacramento to the Bay Area.
Anonymous
08/17/2025 08:23
Subject: DC United Academy - aa strong academy or not
Is it normal that DCA is still bringing players in for trail? We're a few weeks away from the start of the season and one would think the roster is set and practices have started. Make those on the roster uneasy to keep see trialists come in because it means some players have to get dropped to make room for the new addition.