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Anonymous wrote:VRSC put the schedule in playmetrics as a game against NVA?

Now why would they do that, when the teams play in completely separate leagues? No VRSC team would ever be playing any NVA team in league play.

Your story doesn't make sense.

Any why not again? Loudoun, NVA, and Revolution are all in the same league/division.

Anonymous wrote:VRSC put the schedule in playmetrics as a game against NVA?

Now why would they do that, when the teams play in completely separate leagues? No VRSC team would ever be playing any NVA team in league play.

Your story doesn't make sense.

Anonymous wrote:It isn't obscure and maybe this parent isn't as much of a crazy soccer parent as all of you and just wanted to post on the VRSC site about the VRSC teams that won. If they are new to the area they might not have realized NVA was wrong on "Playmetrics" and was actually Loudoun.

Whatever the reason all of you were ready to be judgy and treat them like crap. This board is nasty!

Anonymous wrote:It isn't obscure and maybe this parent isn't as much of a crazy soccer parent as all of you and just wanted to post on the VRSC site about the VRSC teams that won. If they are new to the area they might not have realized NVA was wrong on "Playmetrics" and was actually Loudoun.

Whatever the reason all of you were ready to be judgy and treat them like crap. This board is nasty!

Anonymous wrote:I'm really puzzled as to how a parent invested in soccer enough to find and post on this obscure little board, would also be a parent so completely confused that they don't know which team their child played.

Bizarre!

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Anonymous wrote:If the teams are relatively even, I don't see the problem with playing each other multiple times. Its better than driving four hours for one game. My kid plays RL and I'd rather say play Valor twice than drive all the way to Richmond for one game.

True. Though the whole reason for having to drive to Richmond is because the teams in this area are split into too many leagues. If they had all stayed in one league there would be plenty of teams to play locally with no repeats needed.

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Anonymous wrote:How do you not know what team your kid played? The uniforms say Loudoun lol.

I shouldn't even respond to your rudeness and smarta$$ comment. I don't spend my time looking at the small patches on the uniforms to see exactly what they say. I spend my time watching the game not reading the uniforms. But I do look at the schedule in Playmetrics to see the team listed there. So, I was going by what was listed. Thank you very much.

Anonymous wrote:If the teams are relatively even, I don't see the problem with playing each other multiple times. Its better than driving four hours for one game. My kid plays RL and I'd rather say play Valor twice than drive all the way to Richmond for one game.

Anonymous wrote:Sure does seem like a ton of NVA parents be on here reading about the Revolution pathway to dominance.

How bout you stay on your LS/NVA drama board.

We got a bar to celebrate our wins against whatever team you guys bring into our palace…where your home at..hahahaha

Viva La Revolution, only the strong will survive

Your Northern Virginia Alliance is nothing more than a money grab for what used to be an ECNL team…who are you 8n an alliance with….hahahaha no one from Loudoun feeds your team, Valor is gone, GFR is gone…

Most NVA parents just upset they lost their ECNL badge…here at Revolution every day is better than the last..

We are the future, you are the past. Soon we will be in first, your sad ex ECNL WILL BE EATING….well you know 😂😂😂

Anonymous wrote:If the teams are relatively even, I don't see the problem with playing each other multiple times. Its better than driving four hours for one game. My kid plays RL and I'd rather say play Valor twice than drive all the way to Richmond for one game.

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Anonymous wrote:The boys MLS Next Academy teams played NVA.
VRSC U14, U15, U16, & U17 teams won against NVA. U13 and U19 lost. Not a bad start to the season and new league.

You mean Loudoun, not NVA. VRSC played second teams consisting of kids who can’t make NVA. NVA has real MLS Next.

I can see why MLS Next did this. Striver parents love to tell other people their kid plays MLS Next and hope no one understands the difference.

Excuse me, that is how it was on the schedule, my mistake. No intentions of grandeur .

Where is the schedule?

https://www.mlssoccer.com/mlsnext/schedule/academy_division/

You can select by team and age group to look up each schedule. It very clearly says Loudoun LOL.

VRSC is playing Loudoun two more times this year, so PP has plenty of chances to get it straight! BTW is it normal for the same teams to play each other 3 times a year? Seems repetitive compared to ECNL RL.