Anonymous wrote:VDA is so up right now they have a damn townhall on YouTube. BP will Be cherry picking from a flood of talent. On recruitment stats there is X account that posts them. Definitely a big separation.Anonymous wrote:Bp just told all the parents they need to be in ECNL to be recruited. Is that not true?
VDA is so up right now they have a damn townhall on YouTube. BP will Be cherry picking from a flood of talent. On recruitment stats there is X account that posts them. Definitely a big separation.Anonymous wrote:Bp just told all the parents they need to be in ECNL to be recruited. Is that not true?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There aren’t enough ECNL spots at FVU, VDA, and Arlington, so many NVA players will be stuck in GA whether they like it or not. If they switch to VRSC GA, they’ll at least be in a club that values its female players and program. NVA/LS obviously doesn’t care about them.
We'll be saying the same thing about Arlington in 12 months, when they make the move for MLSNext.
hi are we at the same club?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:parents aren’t pathetic and they aren’t going alone… because others that bought into the previous marketing are that upsetAnonymous wrote:You’re pathetic.
Go alone if you’re that upset
This is true, just a side gripe here...we've been at 2 clubs and on each team there have been parents who openly complain about something and they are always looking to co-opt other parents into their negative vortex. At my current club, we have one mom who always poops on every conversation with something negative, and she's leaving the club and thinks others should follow her lead out the door this summer. It's tiresome for sure....
This one was on our list before the upheaval . So confused….Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:they think we don’t pay attention to who got those invites and why. Team managers, older siblings and nepotism babies. Cant market everyone and won’t in a lesser league w even less visibilityAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:i was told VDA is going GA. Wouldn’t be shocked if they got an invite…. Would be shocked if they take it.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If Bethesda announces a change to GA, as well as other legacy ECNL programs, would the NVA parents feel the same way?
Most of the people on here making negative comments about NVA's move to GA are not NVA parents, just trolls disguised as such. The same trolls will be changing their tune when they realize the club they currently play for wants to, and will make the same switch within the near future (12 months)
Makes sense. MLSN and GA are actively working to enter the Prince William County market as well. If VDA declines and a competing club is invited, in a year things could get very interesting.
DA 2.0 isn’t for our generation of girls whose college coaches are going to ecnl events. Maybe the littles down the road but not our big girls. 4+years out
If that’s where it’s going in 4 years isn’t it smart of NVA to go now when they can dominate?
NVA doesn't "dominate" anything. Except nepotism. They rule that.
Hey, the Team Manager job is voluntary and open to anyone. I've done it for 4 years now at the little level, and some parents are jealous and yet offer zero help with social events uniforms, fundraising or hotel lodging arrangements. Sometimes, it's helpful families who are picked for some teams and not the PIA parents of average kids.
sooooo avg kid gets picked for manager’s sacrifice? Ill keep that in mind… for my littles…. This is entertaining however. Keep going.Anonymous wrote:they think we don’t pay attention to who got those invites and why. Team managers, older siblings and nepotism babies. Cant market everyone and won’t in a lesser league w even less visibilityAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:i was told VDA is going GA. Wouldn’t be shocked if they got an invite…. Would be shocked if they take it.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If Bethesda announces a change to GA, as well as other legacy ECNL programs, would the NVA parents feel the same way?
Most of the people on here making negative comments about NVA's move to GA are not NVA parents, just trolls disguised as such. The same trolls will be changing their tune when they realize the club they currently play for wants to, and will make the same switch within the near future (12 months)
Makes sense. MLSN and GA are actively working to enter the Prince William County market as well. If VDA declines and a competing club is invited, in a year things could get very interesting.
DA 2.0 isn’t for our generation of girls whose college coaches are going to ecnl events. Maybe the littles down the road but not our big girls. 4+years out
If that’s where it’s going in 4 years isn’t it smart of NVA to go now when they can dominate?
NVA doesn't "dominate" anything. Except nepotism. They rule that.
Anonymous wrote:parents aren’t pathetic and they aren’t going alone… because others that bought into the previous marketing are that upsetAnonymous wrote:You’re pathetic.
Go alone if you’re that upset
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What will happen is that NVA girls will leave -- most of them --- and take slots at VDA and Arlington. Those displaced girls may then be looking to NVA. Not sure why people are saying no slots. ECNL clubs in the area are looking at this as the time to grab girls from NVA and to a lesser extent from FVU.
On this board the story is that GA is on the rise but that is the opposite of what is going on. [/quote
outside of the 11s/12s NVA is mid to bottom of the table in the high school ages, while VDA is near the top and Arlington is Mid to top. So realistically speaking how many NVA players are going to be able to make those rosters? not most of them, maybe 3 or 4. Just because nepotism is alive and well at NVA, doesn't mean they'll get the same treatment at VDA, FVU or Arlington.
IDs this weekend will be very interesting
Anonymous wrote:What will happen is that NVA girls will leave -- most of them --- and take slots at VDA and Arlington. Those displaced girls may then be looking to NVA. Not sure why people are saying no slots. ECNL clubs in the area are looking at this as the time to grab girls from NVA and to a lesser extent from FVU.
On this board the story is that GA is on the rise but that is the opposite of what is going on. [/quote
outside of the 11s/12s NVA is mid to bottom of the table in the high school ages, while VDA is near the top and Arlington is Mid to top. So realistically speaking how many NVA players are going to be able to make those rosters? not most of them, maybe 3 or 4. Just because nepotism is alive and well at NVA, doesn't mean they'll get the same treatment at VDA, FVU or Arlington.
but but but muh $pread$heetsAnonymous wrote:What will happen is that NVA girls will leave -- most of them --- and take slots at VDA and Arlington. Those displaced girls may then be looking to NVA. Not sure why people are saying no slots. ECNL clubs in the area are looking at this as the time to grab girls from NVA and to a lesser extent from FVU.
On this board the story is that GA is on the rise but that is the opposite of what is going on.
they think we don’t pay attention to who got those invites and why. Team managers, older siblings and nepotism babies. Cant market everyone and won’t in a lesser league w even less visibilityAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:i was told VDA is going GA. Wouldn’t be shocked if they got an invite…. Would be shocked if they take it.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If Bethesda announces a change to GA, as well as other legacy ECNL programs, would the NVA parents feel the same way?
Most of the people on here making negative comments about NVA's move to GA are not NVA parents, just trolls disguised as such. The same trolls will be changing their tune when they realize the club they currently play for wants to, and will make the same switch within the near future (12 months)
Makes sense. MLSN and GA are actively working to enter the Prince William County market as well. If VDA declines and a competing club is invited, in a year things could get very interesting.
DA 2.0 isn’t for our generation of girls whose college coaches are going to ecnl events. Maybe the littles down the road but not our big girls. 4+years out
If that’s where it’s going in 4 years isn’t it smart of NVA to go now when they can dominate?
NVA doesn't "dominate" anything. Except nepotism. They rule that.