Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Word is Barca is hoping to relocate to the urban DC outskirts. Otherwise time to bid farewell and close shop.
I hadn't heard this. But it's not surprising. They've been in business for several years at this point and appear to have failed to produce a competitive program even at the mid level.
They have increased the number of teams every year. Teams full of paying players. I don't about you but that would be a successful growing business. How much the teams win is secondary.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Word is Barca is hoping to relocate to the urban DC outskirts. Otherwise time to bid farewell and close shop.
I hadn't heard this. But it's not surprising. They've been in business for several years at this point and appear to have failed to produce a competitive program even at the mid level.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Word is Barca is hoping to relocate to the urban DC outskirts. Otherwise time to bid farewell and close shop.
I hadn't heard this. But it's not surprising. They've been in business for several years at this point and appear to have failed to produce a competitive program even at the mid level.
Like any club they have good teams and bad teams.
This area has a very weird obsession with wanting to see new clubs fail.
What is considered Barca's best team(s)?
Anonymous wrote:I think the $3500 fee includes an opportunity to view Barca practices and meet the players.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Word is Barca is hoping to relocate to the urban DC outskirts. Otherwise time to bid farewell and close shop.
I hadn't heard this. But it's not surprising. They've been in business for several years at this point and appear to have failed to produce a competitive program even at the mid level.
Like any club they have good teams and bad teams.
This area has a very weird obsession with wanting to see new clubs fail.
What is considered Barca's best team(s)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Word is Barca is hoping to relocate to the urban DC outskirts. Otherwise time to bid farewell and close shop.
I hadn't heard this. But it's not surprising. They've been in business for several years at this point and appear to have failed to produce a competitive program even at the mid level.
Like any club they have good teams and bad teams.
This area has a very weird obsession with wanting to see new clubs fail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Word is Barca is hoping to relocate to the urban DC outskirts. Otherwise time to bid farewell and close shop.
I hadn't heard this. But it's not surprising. They've been in business for several years at this point and appear to have failed to produce a competitive program even at the mid level.
Like any club they have good teams and bad teams.
This area has a very weird obsession with wanting to see new clubs fail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Word is Barca is hoping to relocate to the urban DC outskirts. Otherwise time to bid farewell and close shop.
I hadn't heard this. But it's not surprising. They've been in business for several years at this point and appear to have failed to produce a competitive program even at the mid level.
Anonymous wrote:Word is Barca is hoping to relocate to the urban DC outskirts. Otherwise time to bid farewell and close shop.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where’s Barca planning to relocate after this year’s contract with Revolution Sportsplex expires?
It's not like the revenue from Barca is going to magically be replaced instantly. Evergreen was not struggling before which is why they were sold. How long can Revolution operate at a loss? They will be able to negotiate a deal with Revolution to use fields.
How many clubs rent fields and practice at Loudoun Soccer park?
Not a valid comparison. Loudoun Soccer park only has 2 fields. Sportsplex has 4 fields and a two level stadium and a restaurant. Loudoun Soccer also has way more teams than VA Revolution so the fields are always in use.
Loudoun are the only club using Loudoun soccer park
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where’s Barca planning to relocate after this year’s contract with Revolution Sportsplex expires?
It's not like the revenue from Barca is going to magically be replaced instantly. Evergreen was not struggling before which is why they were sold. How long can Revolution operate at a loss? They will be able to negotiate a deal with Revolution to use fields.
How many clubs rent fields and practice at Loudoun Soccer park?
Not a valid comparison. Loudoun Soccer park only has 2 fields. Sportsplex has 4 fields and a two level stadium and a restaurant. Loudoun Soccer also has way more teams than VA Revolution so the fields are always in use.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where’s Barca planning to relocate after this year’s contract with Revolution Sportsplex expires?
It's not like the revenue from Barca is going to magically be replaced instantly. Evergreen was not struggling before which is why they were sold. How long can Revolution operate at a loss? They will be able to negotiate a deal with Revolution to use fields.
How many clubs rent fields and practice at Loudoun Soccer park?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where’s Barca planning to relocate after this year’s contract with Revolution Sportsplex expires?
It's not like the revenue from Barca is going to magically be replaced instantly. Evergreen was not struggling before which is why they were sold. How long can Revolution operate at a loss? They will be able to negotiate a deal with Revolution to use fields.
A reliable source has informed that Loudoun Soccer, Revolution and the county have agreed to close out Barka from getting ANY field space in Loudoun County for next year. They might be moving south if they want field space.
Who’s that source?