Anonymous wrote:Coaching staff for ga needs some work.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is all part of a plan that has been apparent for the last 18 months to anyone who was willing to open their eyes. Mark these words, 5 years from now, and perhaps much sooner, VRSC will be the preeminent club in NOVA. They have vision, a plan, financial resources, and multiple instances of actually doing what no one thought they could do (acquiring the very best home facility in NOVA, GA, MLSN, a first pro team, a residential academy, and now a second pro team with close ties to the top pro team in the region). If you don’t see DC United and Washington Spirit on the horizon, you’re blind. They are on a path to being on an entirely different level than every club in NOVA.
Wow they have everything! Except the ONLY 3 things that matter. Good players, good coaching, and a good product on the field are nowhere to be found
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
By the way, their GA coaching staff is hands down the best ECNL or GA staff in the DMV. Please, tell me which club has a better girls staff and why?
Any where do you think the top boys coaches will go now that VRSC has two pro teams at the top of their pyramid?
Feel free to kid yourself, as you’ve done for the last year, but the writing is on the wall.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is all part of a plan that has been apparent for the last 18 months to anyone who was willing to open their eyes. Mark these words, 5 years from now, and perhaps much sooner, VRSC will be the preeminent club in NOVA. They have vision, a plan, financial resources, and multiple instances of actually doing what no one thought they could do (acquiring the very best home facility in NOVA, GA, MLSN, a first pro team, a residential academy, and now a second pro team with close ties to the top pro team in the region). If you don’t see DC United and Washington Spirit on the horizon, you’re blind. They are on a path to being on an entirely different level than every club in NOVA.
Wow they have everything! Except the ONLY 3 things that matter. Good players, good coaching, and a good product on the field are nowhere to be found
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
By the way, their GA coaching staff is hands down the best ECNL or GA staff in the DMV. Please, tell me which club has a better girls staff and why?
Any where do you think the top boys coaches will go now that VRSC has two pro teams at the top of their pyramid?
Feel free to kid yourself, as you’ve done for the last year, but the writing is on the wall.
Cant wait to see Loudoun United first homegrown female signing!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is all part of a plan that has been apparent for the last 18 months to anyone who was willing to open their eyes. Mark these words, 5 years from now, and perhaps much sooner, VRSC will be the preeminent club in NOVA. They have vision, a plan, financial resources, and multiple instances of actually doing what no one thought they could do (acquiring the very best home facility in NOVA, GA, MLSN, a first pro team, a residential academy, and now a second pro team with close ties to the top pro team in the region). If you don’t see DC United and Washington Spirit on the horizon, you’re blind. They are on a path to being on an entirely different level than every club in NOVA.
Wow they have everything! Except the ONLY 3 things that matter. Good players, good coaching, and a good product on the field are nowhere to be found
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
By the way, their GA coaching staff is hands down the best ECNL or GA staff in the DMV. Please, tell me which club has a better girls staff and why?
Any where do you think the top boys coaches will go now that VRSC has two pro teams at the top of their pyramid?
Feel free to kid yourself, as you’ve done for the last year, but the writing is on the wall.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is all part of a plan that has been apparent for the last 18 months to anyone who was willing to open their eyes. Mark these words, 5 years from now, and perhaps much sooner, VRSC will be the preeminent club in NOVA. They have vision, a plan, financial resources, and multiple instances of actually doing what no one thought they could do (acquiring the very best home facility in NOVA, GA, MLSN, a first pro team, a residential academy, and now a second pro team with close ties to the top pro team in the region). If you don’t see DC United and Washington Spirit on the horizon, you’re blind. They are on a path to being on an entirely different level than every club in NOVA.
Wow they have everything! Except the ONLY 3 things that matter. Good players, good coaching, and a good product on the field are nowhere to be found
Anonymous wrote:This is all part of a plan that has been apparent for the last 18 months to anyone who was willing to open their eyes. Mark these words, 5 years from now, and perhaps much sooner, VRSC will be the preeminent club in NOVA. They have vision, a plan, financial resources, and multiple instances of actually doing what no one thought they could do (acquiring the very best home facility in NOVA, GA, MLSN, a first pro team, a residential academy, and now a second pro team with close ties to the top pro team in the region). If you don’t see DC United and Washington Spirit on the horizon, you’re blind. They are on a path to being on an entirely different level than every club in NOVA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So we merged the semi-pro teams. I mean, Loudoun is exiting out of LSP. It makes sense to merge Loudoun United with VRSC, since they'll be on an island all alone while JK takes over LSP and then turns it into a giant warehouse.
Loudoun United is a professional team. VRSC is semi pro team. There’s a big difference.
Anonymous wrote:So we merged the semi-pro teams. I mean, Loudoun is exiting out of LSP. It makes sense to merge Loudoun United with VRSC, since they'll be on an island all alone while JK takes over LSP and then turns it into a giant warehouse.