Has not gone well so far at Bethesda futsal cup

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kinda weird to use farmed bots and apps to inflate those insta followers numbers. Why is youth soccer plagued with self-conscious and con artists?[/quote]

Money of course. [/quote]



I’ve been a follower since day 1 his videos went viral and do you know these coaches personally!? They have been posting for years. [/quote]

Stop spreading lies.

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kinda weird to use farmed bots and apps to inflate those insta followers numbers. Why is youth soccer plagued with self-conscious and con artists?[/quote]

Money of course. [/quote]



I’ve been a follower since day 1 his videos went viral and do you know these coaches personally!? They have been posting for years.

his numbers looked huge in IG for his session today.

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Anonymous wrote:False 8 is just the same as In10sity. Kids come from all different teams and they cherry pick to form the best team.

Except In10sity has been around and they still form cohesive teams and tweak when needed

We’ve been on both teams. In10sity coaches futsal skills, tactics and strategy. False8 coaches quick outdoor skill repetition and fitness.
Kids get better on both teams, but there are some differences.

Wow, they really piled on the social media with clips from this weekend.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:False 8 is just the same as In10sity. Kids come from all different teams and they cherry pick to form the best team.

Except In10sity has been around and they still form cohesive teams and tweak when needed

And win.

WIN? What did they win this weekend? They are a bunch of loud @$$ clowns that complains at every single call made against them.

From my understanding False 8 never says they are out to win But to use futsal as a tool for development. The only time they praise their training is during successful sequence and achievement of principles of play. Surely not a perfect program but I don’t see any foul play. Definitely a breath of fresh air.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:False 8 is just the same as In10sity. Kids come from all different teams and they cherry pick to form the best team.

Except In10sity has been around and they still form cohesive teams and tweak when needed

And win.

Anonymous wrote:False 8 is just the same as In10sity. Kids come from all different teams and they cherry pick to form the best team.

Except In10sity has been around and they still form cohesive teams and tweak when needed

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s almost like they’re becoming a club. Cheer the victories but when they lose, it’s because it’s development to reach higher goals.

I guess I don't understand what's wrong with this.

Doing the same things that clubs do. Playing both sides of the argument. "It's because of our methodology that we won!" "We only lost because we are only looking to develop."

It seems that they could just let their training speak for itself instead of playing to the IG crowd.

THIS!

And as they expand to capture more revenue, the talent pool dilutes. Once that happens, they focus on winning to compensate for the lack of talent. Then the next new thing enters the conversation. This is US Youth soccer.

False 8 is just the same as In10sity. Kids come from all different teams and they cherry pick to form the best team.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s almost like they’re becoming a club. Cheer the victories but when they lose, it’s because it’s development to reach higher goals.

I guess I don't understand what's wrong with this.

Doing the same things that clubs do. Playing both sides of the argument. "It's because of our methodology that we won!" "We only lost because we are only looking to develop."

It seems that they could just let their training speak for itself instead of playing to the IG crowd.

Cmon now…they just put teams together last winter using free agent kids. Give them a chance.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They were working overtime this weekend at the Mid Atlantic Championship. Not sure how many of their teams made it to finals and won.

1.
And zero.

One team reached the final. But this was their first year putting a team together.

Not that it really matters but why do you think they weren’t able to win more? They have good players who looked to have been training hard.

Probably because there are a lot of good teams out there where the kids already play together for several years. Cohesion is so important. My understanding is that False 8 is club neutral so you get an assortment of kids who are good but like someone else said….they just started playing together last winter and like 1 practice a week.