Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Those other clubs you mention are done with ECNL and DA tryouts.
MU still has several more ID Sessions this week. There is no way they know the rosters yet. They won't know Friday either because even if they make immediate offers after the Friday ID Session the soonest they would know the roster is Sunday.
I need to know because I can't wait until all other options have tried up. And I know I'm not the only one. We are already late as a club to be doing this. Let's all be honest. Most of the roster will comprise current players. So release the roster for the players you have.
If your kid is really talented then her options will never dry up.
Maybe. I've already been given extensions. But I won't drag this out forever. I wanted to give MU a chance to be different, to change. They have to show a sign. Townhall meetings are just words.
What age group are you looking for a roster?
Returning teams.
We are returning. But I guess that doesn’t help on an anonymous board - which seems to be everyone’s point. ? I’ll be happy to answer what my daughter’s status is at Lake Fairfax tonight if you just ask me!
Thank you. I hate to be that parent that runs up to everyone and asks. What if I ask a parent that didn't get an offer? It would be so much better if they would say. I would take a very light roster and a "we are still filling spots, here's what we have". How they fill it will tell me so much about the direction of the club.
No instead your the parent who bitches on an anonymous message board instead of just asking the coaches directly or parents directly especially when you have been told here multiple times to either ask the coach directly or the parents directly. Exactly what results did you expect here?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Those other clubs you mention are done with ECNL and DA tryouts.
MU still has several more ID Sessions this week. There is no way they know the rosters yet. They won't know Friday either because even if they make immediate offers after the Friday ID Session the soonest they would know the roster is Sunday.
I need to know because I can't wait until all other options have tried up. And I know I'm not the only one. We are already late as a club to be doing this. Let's all be honest. Most of the roster will comprise current players. So release the roster for the players you have.
If your kid is really talented then her options will never dry up.
Maybe. I've already been given extensions. But I won't drag this out forever. I wanted to give MU a chance to be different, to change. They have to show a sign. Townhall meetings are just words.
What age group are you looking for a roster?
Returning teams.
We are returning. But I guess that doesn’t help on an anonymous board - which seems to be everyone’s point. ? I’ll be happy to answer what my daughter’s status is at Lake Fairfax tonight if you just ask me!
Thank you. I hate to be that parent that runs up to everyone and asks. What if I ask a parent that didn't get an offer? It would be so much better if they would say. I would take a very light roster and a "we are still filling spots, here's what we have". How they fill it will tell me so much about the direction of the club.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Those other clubs you mention are done with ECNL and DA tryouts.
MU still has several more ID Sessions this week. There is no way they know the rosters yet. They won't know Friday either because even if they make immediate offers after the Friday ID Session the soonest they would know the roster is Sunday.
I need to know because I can't wait until all other options have tried up. And I know I'm not the only one. We are already late as a club to be doing this. Let's all be honest. Most of the roster will comprise current players. So release the roster for the players you have.
If your kid is really talented then her options will never dry up.
Maybe. I've already been given extensions. But I won't drag this out forever. I wanted to give MU a chance to be different, to change. They have to show a sign. Townhall meetings are just words.
What age group are you looking for a roster?
Returning teams.
My daughter wants to stay so we are staying. We were given an adequate answer on the coaching situation for her age group, and as far as roster size goes, I’m comfortable believing what I’ve been told on planned size. If it turns out we were lied to, then we know for the future.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Those other clubs you mention are done with ECNL and DA tryouts.
MU still has several more ID Sessions this week. There is no way they know the rosters yet. They won't know Friday either because even if they make immediate offers after the Friday ID Session the soonest they would know the roster is Sunday.
I need to know because I can't wait until all other options have tried up. And I know I'm not the only one. We are already late as a club to be doing this. Let's all be honest. Most of the roster will comprise current players. So release the roster for the players you have.
If your kid is really talented then her options will never dry up.
Maybe. I've already been given extensions. But I won't drag this out forever. I wanted to give MU a chance to be different, to change. They have to show a sign. Townhall meetings are just words.
What age group are you looking for a roster?
Returning teams.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Those other clubs you mention are done with ECNL and DA tryouts.
MU still has several more ID Sessions this week. There is no way they know the rosters yet. They won't know Friday either because even if they make immediate offers after the Friday ID Session the soonest they would know the roster is Sunday.
I need to know because I can't wait until all other options have tried up. And I know I'm not the only one. We are already late as a club to be doing this. Let's all be honest. Most of the roster will comprise current players. So release the roster for the players you have.
If your kid is really talented then her options will never dry up.
Maybe. I've already been given extensions. But I won't drag this out forever. I wanted to give MU a chance to be different, to change. They have to show a sign. Townhall meetings are just words.
What age group are you looking for a roster?
Returning teams.
We are returning. But I guess that doesn’t help on an anonymous board - which seems to be everyone’s point. ? I’ll be happy to answer what my daughter’s status is at Lake Fairfax tonight if you just ask me!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Those other clubs you mention are done with ECNL and DA tryouts.
MU still has several more ID Sessions this week. There is no way they know the rosters yet. They won't know Friday either because even if they make immediate offers after the Friday ID Session the soonest they would know the roster is Sunday.
I need to know because I can't wait until all other options have tried up. And I know I'm not the only one. We are already late as a club to be doing this. Let's all be honest. Most of the roster will comprise current players. So release the roster for the players you have.
If your kid is really talented then her options will never dry up.
Maybe. I've already been given extensions. But I won't drag this out forever. I wanted to give MU a chance to be different, to change. They have to show a sign. Townhall meetings are just words.
What age group are you looking for a roster?
Returning teams.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Those other clubs you mention are done with ECNL and DA tryouts.
MU still has several more ID Sessions this week. There is no way they know the rosters yet. They won't know Friday either because even if they make immediate offers after the Friday ID Session the soonest they would know the roster is Sunday.
I need to know because I can't wait until all other options have tried up. And I know I'm not the only one. We are already late as a club to be doing this. Let's all be honest. Most of the roster will comprise current players. So release the roster for the players you have.
If your kid is really talented then her options will never dry up.
Maybe. I've already been given extensions. But I won't drag this out forever. I wanted to give MU a chance to be different, to change. They have to show a sign. Townhall meetings are just words.
What age group are you looking for a roster?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Those other clubs you mention are done with ECNL and DA tryouts.
MU still has several more ID Sessions this week. There is no way they know the rosters yet. They won't know Friday either because even if they make immediate offers after the Friday ID Session the soonest they would know the roster is Sunday.
I need to know because I can't wait until all other options have tried up. And I know I'm not the only one. We are already late as a club to be doing this. Let's all be honest. Most of the roster will comprise current players. So release the roster for the players you have.
If your kid is really talented then her options will never dry up.
Maybe. I've already been given extensions. But I won't drag this out forever. I wanted to give MU a chance to be different, to change. They have to show a sign. Townhall meetings are just words.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Those other clubs you mention are done with ECNL and DA tryouts.
MU still has several more ID Sessions this week. There is no way they know the rosters yet. They won't know Friday either because even if they make immediate offers after the Friday ID Session the soonest they would know the roster is Sunday.
I need to know because I can't wait until all other options have tried up. And I know I'm not the only one. We are already late as a club to be doing this. Let's all be honest. Most of the roster will comprise current players. So release the roster for the players you have.
If your kid is really talented then her options will never dry up.
Maybe. I've already been given extensions. But I won't drag this out forever. I wanted to give MU a chance to be different, to change. They have to show a sign. Townhall meetings are just words.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So I guess MU is up to the same old tricks. It definitely has the same old PR campaign.
Because of lack of responses on this anonymous message board? LOL. Sure thing.
No, because of the absence of a roster or coaching slate.
As for the PR campaign, you're not fooling anyone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The same old PR campaign is here to defend no matter what. I posted that big rosters and play ups were hurting Spirit and I was right. Now MU wants to change that.
Now I say show the roster and coaching slate. I'm right about that too. I would love to be able to come back on here and say that has been solved too. For now, it's all a big secret. Transparency is the answer.
Let’s try it this way.
I click accept and you don’t click accept. I then email the coach and ask “who is on the roster?” Will he be able to tell me your DD is on the team?
That's fine. Email the people who accepted with whose on the team. Anything other than nothing.
Are you asking the same thing of other coaches who have offered your DD a spot?
Yep, other clubs can tell me who is on their roster. If MU says rosters will be released to players who accept offers by Friday, that's fine. Dragging this on forever isn't professional.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So I guess MU is up to the same old tricks. It definitely has the same old PR campaign.
Because of lack of responses on this anonymous message board? LOL. Sure thing.
No, because of the absence of a roster or coaching slate.
As for the PR campaign, you're not fooling anyone.