All good teams have deep benches. This is applicable in every team sport.

All good teams have a couple of super stars. The rest are above average.

Top D1 schools have deep benches. A super star Freshan is a average junior or Senior. The Freshman can ride the pine and still be better than a starter at a low D1 school.

See how that works.

As a prospect, do you take the top offer and ride the pine or a lower offer and start?

The player ultimately makes the choice.

See how that works? It's a personal choice.

Do yourself a favor. Let it go.

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Anonymous wrote:If you spend your youth as a sub, then that's what you've trained to be. Somebody's sub. So get ready to enjoy more of that in college.

D3 college, right.

That’s cute how former FCV dad and Loudoun Dad play off each other.

Keep explaining to us how we should move to your club. What happens to the starters that get pushed down the roster. Where do they go? Like the other poster said, if no one should be satisfied as a sub, then the rosters should be around 13

No. If you are player 12-18 on any DA or ECNL team and can start on another one of those clubs you should do it. Not complicated.

You need someone to explain how? You contact the club.

Don’t worry, his kid will come and take our kids spot in her Junior year. Then and only then will we understand the awesomeness of being a bench player at FCV.

By then it’s EDP and a gym membership.

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Anonymous wrote:If you spend your youth as a sub, then that's what you've trained to be. Somebody's sub. So get ready to enjoy more of that in college.

D3 college, right.

That’s cute how former FCV dad and Loudoun Dad play off each other.

Keep explaining to us how we should move to your club. What happens to the starters that get pushed down the roster. Where do they go? Like the other poster said, if no one should be satisfied as a sub, then the rosters should be around 13

No. If you are player 12-18 on any DA or ECNL team and can start on another one of those clubs you should do it. Not complicated.

You need someone to explain how? You contact the club.

Don’t worry, his kid will come and take our kids spot in her Junior year. Then and only then will we understand the awesomeness of being a bench player at FCV.

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Anonymous wrote:If you spend your youth as a sub, then that's what you've trained to be. Somebody's sub. So get ready to enjoy more of that in college.

D3 college, right.

That’s cute how former FCV dad and Loudoun Dad play off each other.

Keep explaining to us how we should move to your club. What happens to the starters that get pushed down the roster. Where do they go? Like the other poster said, if no one should be satisfied as a sub, then the rosters should be around 13

No. If you are player 12-18 on any DA or ECNL team and can start on another one of those clubs you should do it. Not complicated.

You need someone to explain how? You contact the club.

Or is her kit a pinnie and the Jersey is extra?

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Anonymous wrote:If you spend your youth as a sub, then that's what you've trained to be. Somebody's sub. So get ready to enjoy more of that in college.

D3 college, right.

That’s cute how former FCV dad and Loudoun Dad play off each other.

Keep explaining to us how we should move to your club. What happens to the starters that get pushed down the roster. Where do they go? Like the other poster said, if no one should be satisfied as a sub, then the rosters should be around 13

Your kid is a sub. Stay a sub. Does her kit come with a pinnie?

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Anonymous wrote:If you spend your youth as a sub, then that's what you've trained to be. Somebody's sub. So get ready to enjoy more of that in college.

D3 college, right.

That’s cute how former FCV dad and Loudoun Dad play off each other.

Keep explaining to us how we should move to your club. What happens to the starters that get pushed down the roster. Where do they go? Like the other poster said, if no one should be satisfied as a sub, then the rosters should be around 13

Anonymous wrote:If you spend your youth as a sub, then that's what you've trained to be. Somebody's sub. So get ready to enjoy more of that in college.

D3 college, right.

If you spend your youth as a sub, then that's what you've trained to be. Somebody's sub. So get ready to enjoy more of that in college.

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Anonymous wrote:All of the D1 commits in this area were starters at U15 or U16 when they were scouted. End of story.

You're from MU, right? You want FCV subs, right? Stop begging. It's a weak trait.

Or BRYC. Or VDA (right former FCV dad?).

All those team have kids who are starters unlike your kid.

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Anonymous wrote:All of the D1 commits in this area were starters at U15 or U16 when they were scouted. End of story.

You're from MU, right? You want FCV subs, right? Stop begging. It's a weak trait.

Or BRYC. Or VDA (right former FCV dad?).

Anonymous wrote:All of the D1 commits in this area were starters at U15 or U16 when they were scouted. End of story.

You're from MU, right? You want FCV subs, right? Stop begging. It's a weak trait.

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Anonymous wrote:FCV parent probably has a starter. Keeping players 12-18 on the team makes his DD shine by helping to win games and keeping them from playing against DD. Who cares if FCV is a dead end for them? Who cares of they only get 20 minutes a game? It is all about his DD. Her teammates can watch her play and come to the NLI signing party when she is a senior.

NP here. What does that post even mean? Parents should be doing what exactly to not upset you? Sit the bench and give your kid a chance?

Admit that any U14 or U15 bench player on any area club team is not going to play D1 soccer. It does not happen.

You are one bossy gorilla. Why would I admit anything? This isn’t an interrogation.

And most importantly you’re still wrong even though you’ve said it a hundred times.

All of the D1 commits in this area were starters at U15 or U16 when they were scouted. End of story.

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Anonymous wrote:FCV parent probably has a starter. Keeping players 12-18 on the team makes his DD shine by helping to win games and keeping them from playing against DD. Who cares if FCV is a dead end for them? Who cares of they only get 20 minutes a game? It is all about his DD. Her teammates can watch her play and come to the NLI signing party when she is a senior.

Every team should have no subs. Because subs are worthless.

If your sub is capable of being a starter somewhere else then they should do so.