Anonymous
05/14/2024 12:00
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
They are like soo good just like the Arlington 2008s
Anonymous
05/14/2024 11:55
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Anonymous wrote:[twitter]Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where's Arlington 2011 dad? No interest in talking about flexing that #1 ranking in your first national event?
Many of the Arlington 11 parents strongly believe that if the team had been allowed to play up a year, they would have, at the very least, secured second place in the Mid Atlantic division.
As nationals are approaching and there are no local teams for Arlington to scrimmage, can we resolve the Arlington 11 vs Union 10 debate once and for all? It would be ideal to do this before the merger.
Northern Virginia will never catch up to Texas and California if our best teams continue to avoid the local competition. Arlington is ready to flex its number one ranking in the NoVa area PLAYING A YEAR UP!
VDA 2011 qualified for Champions League. Why not play them?
They're going to play this Saturday at Long Bridge, and Arlington will show why they're above the rest around the area.
Looks like Arlington won 2-1 last time? Hardly dominant.
Anonymous
05/14/2024 11:54
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LMAO! This is what you've been working on. Three ties in first national comp, and the response is we should be playing up? LMAO! You must be landlocked in Arlington as well, didn't realize this was a mental barrier too.
Union 10's are struggling but they would wipe Arlington 11's, I have not rooting interest just can't stand the u13 chest thumping
This is true. Union 10s, VDA 10s, BRAVE 10s would wipe Arlington 11’s.
Not everyone agrees with this.
#2 and #3 in MA who recently played each other . BRAVE will make it to Seattle.
Anonymous
05/14/2024 11:50
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Heard somewhere that the arlington 2011's are highly dependent on ONE player. I think I saw that's the reason why those parents said they lost to CSA. I don't trust hearing that any team is the best when it's all rides on one player, and like others have said, these are 12 year olds, who knows where they will be in 2-3 years.
Anonymous
05/14/2024 11:48
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
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They're going to play this Saturday at Long Bridge, and Arlington will show why they're above the rest around the area.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where's Arlington 2011 dad? No interest in talking about flexing that #1 ranking in your first national event?
Many of the Arlington 11 parents strongly believe that if the team had been allowed to play up a year, they would have, at the very least, secured second place in the Mid Atlantic division.
As nationals are approaching and there are no local teams for Arlington to scrimmage, can we resolve the Arlington 11 vs Union 10 debate once and for all? It would be ideal to do this before the merger.
Northern Virginia will never catch up to Texas and California if our best teams continue to avoid the local competition. Arlington is ready to flex its number one ranking in the NoVa area PLAYING A YEAR UP!
VDA 2011 qualified for Champions League. Why not play them?
They're going to play this Saturday at Long Bridge, and Arlington will show why they're above the rest around the area.
Anonymous
05/14/2024 11:40
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Whoa hold up BRAVE might been a bridge too far, point being Arlington 11's get out of your group in Seatle, win one more game and then you get to play in Richmond, then some chest thumping will be allowed, but only then.
Anonymous
05/14/2024 11:36
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LMAO! This is what you've been working on. Three ties in first national comp, and the response is we should be playing up? LMAO! You must be landlocked in Arlington as well, didn't realize this was a mental barrier too.
Union 10's are struggling but they would wipe Arlington 11's, I have not rooting interest just can't stand the u13 chest thumping
This is true. Union 10s, VDA 10s, BRAVE 10s would wipe Arlington 11’s.
Not everyone agrees with this.
Anonymous
05/14/2024 11:17
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Anonymous wrote:LMAO! This is what you've been working on. Three ties in first national comp, and the response is we should be playing up? LMAO! You must be landlocked in Arlington as well, didn't realize this was a mental barrier too.
Union 10's are struggling but they would wipe Arlington 11's, I have not rooting interest just can't stand the u13 chest thumping
This is true. Union 10s, VDA 10s, BRAVE 10s would wipe Arlington 11’s.
Anonymous
05/14/2024 11:15
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Arlington 2011s have beaten Arlington 2010s and 2009s. I am sure Arlington Dad will confirm when he frees up time from secretely watching other teams games
Anonymous
05/14/2024 11:11
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where's Arlington 2011 dad? No interest in talking about flexing that #1 ranking in your first national event?
Many of the Arlington 11 parents strongly believe that if the team had been allowed to play up a year, they would have, at the very least, secured second place in the Mid Atlantic division.
As nationals are approaching and there are no local teams for Arlington to scrimmage, can we resolve the Arlington 11 vs Union 10 debate once and for all? It would be ideal to do this before the merger.
Northern Virginia will never catch up to Texas and California if our best teams continue to avoid the local competition. Arlington is ready to flex its number one ranking in the NoVa area PLAYING A YEAR UP!
VDA 2011 qualified for Champions League. Why not play them?
Anonymous
05/14/2024 10:58
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
LMAO! This is what you've been working on. Three ties in first national comp, and the response is we should be playing up? LMAO! You must be landlocked in Arlington as well, didn't realize this was a mental barrier too.
Union 10's are struggling but they would wipe Arlington 11's, I have not rooting interest just can't stand the u13 chest thumping
Union 10's are struggling but they would wipe Arlington 11's, I have not rooting interest just can't stand the u13 chest thumping
Anonymous
05/14/2024 10:54
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Anonymous wrote:Where's Arlington 2011 dad? No interest in talking about flexing that #1 ranking in your first national event?
Many of the Arlington 11 parents strongly believe that if the team had been allowed to play up a year, they would have, at the very least, secured second place in the Mid Atlantic division.
As nationals are approaching and there are no local teams for Arlington to scrimmage, can we resolve the Arlington 11 vs Union 10 debate once and for all? It would be ideal to do this before the merger.
Northern Virginia will never catch up to Texas and California if our best teams continue to avoid the local competition. Arlington is ready to flex its number one ranking in the NoVa area PLAYING A YEAR UP!
Anonymous
05/14/2024 10:45
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Agreed, the thumb on the scale is for sports like fencing and rowing not large team sports that bring zero finanical value to the institution.
Anonymous
05/14/2024 10:41
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Anonymous wrote:But do I need my kids team to be competitive nationally if my goal is just to help put a thumb on the scale for college admissions?
Sign your kid up for a robotics class or donate money to a college and leave soccer to those that actually give a crap about the game.
Anonymous
05/14/2024 10:40
Subject: ECNL forcing Brave & Union Partnership
Anonymous wrote:But do I need my kids team to be competitive nationally if my goal is just to help put a thumb on the scale for college admissions?
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
soccer HS or Club has ZERO bearing on your kid's chances if they are NOT being actively recruited by the school.
Thankfully--have straight A/high test score sons that got in the top academic schools through high achieving academics...later walked on.