Anonymous wrote:If only our kids could see how the parents banter.

Oh, they see it. They become mini me.

If only our kids could see how the parents banter.

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Anonymous wrote:I gave up caring a long time ago on cost. Spent over 20k this past season for club and travel. It is what it is at this point. Don't want to pay it then like others have said move on. I dont want to pay but I can, and daughter works hard so will continue until one of those two things no longer happen.

mmmyeah ur a clown and precisely why Rev exists

Poor guy is jealous because he can’t afford VRSC. LOL

You swim with your shirt on and think you are fooling people.

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Anonymous wrote:If you think $5K is a lot, then try another kids sport like Dance/Gynastics/Cheer/etc. Soccer is a bargain compared, even at $5k

This is true, but that's comparing apples to apples. That's like comparing buying a lawn mower to a car....Revolution doesn't provide a 5k ROI vs other proven area clubs. That's just the facts. Subpar club in a subpar league, that is your reality.

Kids soccer is an expense not an investment. You are not acquiring an asset. There is no return on investment any more than you would get a return on your money spent on a vacation or a Taylor Swift concert. There is a perceived value for all of them but it's highly individual. Who are you to decide what I spend my $5k on?

Taylor swift is ALMOST less than club.

Anonymous wrote:My kid is so much happier at VRSC than she was last year at a different club. That is easily worth an extra $1000 to me. I could care less about the soccer. Happy healthy kid is worth it.

Thanx Steph, your kid getting cut from neighboring clubs and you ‘working’ to reduce those $5k sure isn’t a factor LOL

My kid is so much happier at VRSC than she was last year at a different club. That is easily worth an extra $1000 to me. I could care less about the soccer. Happy healthy kid is worth it.

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Anonymous wrote:If you think $5K is a lot, then try another kids sport like Dance/Gynastics/Cheer/etc. Soccer is a bargain compared, even at $5k

This is true, but that's comparing apples to apples. That's like comparing buying a lawn mower to a car....Revolution doesn't provide a 5k ROI vs other proven area clubs. That's just the facts. Subpar club in a subpar league, that is your reality.

Kids soccer is an expense not an investment. You are not acquiring an asset. There is no return on investment any more than you would get a return on your money spent on a vacation or a Taylor Swift concert. There is a perceived value for all of them but it's highly individual. Who are you to decide what I spend my $5k on?

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Anonymous wrote:If you think $5K is a lot, then try another kids sport like Dance/Gynastics/Cheer/etc. Soccer is a bargain compared, even at $5k

This is true, but that's comparing apples to apples. That's like comparing buying a lawn mower to a car....Revolution doesn't provide a 5k ROI vs other proven area clubs. That's just the facts. Subpar club in a subpar league, that is your reality.

There's not really anyone offering a return on investment at any of the local clubs. A $100000 scholarship doesn't really equate to the easily $100000 plus investment that parents make in these sports. VDA has the biggest recruiting class so far for 2027 and a few at other NOVA clubs. There is some intrinsic value in what the players learn that they carry with them in their lives, but dollar for dollar, don't expect any payday. Even most scholarships for soccer don't equate to the full ride.

Anonymous wrote:If you think $5K is a lot, then try another kids sport like Dance/Gynastics/Cheer/etc. Soccer is a bargain compared, even at $5k

This is true, but that's comparing apples to apples. That's like comparing buying a lawn mower to a car....Revolution doesn't provide a 5k ROI vs other proven area clubs. That's just the facts. Subpar club in a subpar league, that is your reality.

If you think $5K is a lot, then try another kids sport like Dance/Gynastics/Cheer/etc. Soccer is a bargain compared, even at $5k

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Anonymous wrote:I gave up caring a long time ago on cost. Spent over 20k this past season for club and travel. It is what it is at this point. Don't want to pay it then like others have said move on. I dont want to pay but I can, and daughter works hard so will continue until one of those two things no longer happen.

mmmyeah ur a clown and precisely why Rev exists

Poor guy is jealous because he can’t afford VRSC. LOL

I have a bridge in Alaska to sell you

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Anonymous wrote:I gave up caring a long time ago on cost. Spent over 20k this past season for club and travel. It is what it is at this point. Don't want to pay it then like others have said move on. I dont want to pay but I can, and daughter works hard so will continue until one of those two things no longer happen.

mmmyeah ur a clown and precisely why Rev exists

Poor guy is jealous because he can’t afford VRSC. LOL

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Anonymous wrote:I gave up caring a long time ago on cost. Spent over 20k this past season for club and travel. It is what it is at this point. Don't want to pay it then like others have said move on. I dont want to pay but I can, and daughter works hard so will continue until one of those two things no longer happen.

mmmyeah ur a clown and precisely why Rev exists

Who is more of a 🤡?

College educated Parent A who has $20k to blow on supporting their kid in soccer.

College educated Parent B who does not have $20k saved up for college and focused on paying $3k per year to club soccer in hopes of a scholarship.

Folks need to get their priorities together and stop hating on being financially successful. I admit that those people can be obnoxious parents but having $20k to blow on your kid should be the goal of whatever you are doing 9-5.

Anonymous wrote:I gave up caring a long time ago on cost. Spent over 20k this past season for club and travel. It is what it is at this point. Don't want to pay it then like others have said move on. I dont want to pay but I can, and daughter works hard so will continue until one of those two things no longer happen.

mmmyeah ur a clown and precisely why Rev exists

I gave up caring a long time ago on cost. Spent over 20k this past season for club and travel. It is what it is at this point. Don't want to pay it then like others have said move on. I dont want to pay but I can, and daughter works hard so will continue until one of those two things no longer happen.