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Anonymous wrote:All I get from these threads (NVA, Loudoun, Rev, Loudoun high school) is that Loudoun is the most corrupt county in the U.S., or the Loudoun parents have a high level of lead in their water/food. I think this should be the conversation going forward. Is Loudoun the most corrupt county in the country, or is Loudoun the hotspot of crazy patents? These threads indicate it is one or the other? I am interested to hear your responses. Is Loudon crazy corrupt, or are the parents in need of government intervention?

It’s probably the Willowsford people, primarily.

Anonymous wrote:All I get from these threads (NVA, Loudoun, Rev, Loudoun high school) is that Loudoun is the most corrupt county in the U.S., or the Loudoun parents have a high level of lead in their water/food. I think this should be the conversation going forward. Is Loudoun the most corrupt county in the country, or is Loudoun the hotspot of crazy patents? These threads indicate it is one or the other? I am interested to hear your responses. Is Loudon crazy corrupt, or are the parents in need of government intervention?

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Anonymous wrote:If these teams/schools (or clubs) contract with a brand like Adidas, for example, the brand gives them an annual merchandise credit for the length of the contract and then renegotiated again when the contract is renewed. The credit value is meaningful. Not enough to outfit a roster, but always enough for gear for HCs and ACs. This is standard.

So what happens with the thousands of dollars raised?

Aren't Boosters parents? Demand to see the books!

What’s probably happening is that the AD is authorizing the fraud mishandling of parents’ monies.

Nothing happens without the approval of the AD. Same shady stuff was happening at Herndon HS and the AD ended up transferring to take a teaching job while both boys and girls coaches were gone… this is a couple of years back

Do AD’s get kickbacks from clothing/uniformsm companies? Trying to understand why these coaches are able to spend funds raised for team use.

When schools and AD’s are requested to disclose funds, they don’t. Does LCPS and FCPS condone these activities?

There also seems to be significant differences in funding of football vs sports like field hockey. Isn’t this a title ix violation. How do these people get away with this?

Who is this DR guy mentioned?

A shady snaky leech that’s all words (and diplomas) but zero tangible track record who will sellout as soon as his image might get tarnished… oddly enough his actions repeatedly do that.

former JV assistant at Stone Bridge, went to Lightridge seeking greener pastures after not receiving the head varsity gig. Got absolutely demolished with the boys program and mercied-rule frequently (8+ goals differential) so bailed out of that immediately.

Went to Loudoun soccer club but immediately left when he saw he wouldn’t crack it at ECNL jobs because he wasn’t in the admin-clique, nor had the expertise or capacity to do so.
Went to FCV and also couldn’t get anything beyond being the coffee boy for BP and CC, so leeched onto GMU women’s who had BP’s wife as coach hoping to build cred and resume but since the services provided were primarily for his insta page and the coach was going to be fired he immediately vacated that before getting too burned.
In the process he associated himself with Duktig brand (products for soccer coaches) to hype up his persona and now is a D license coaching educator for USSF. It’s not satire, he is hired to coach coaches. Make of that what you will.

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Anonymous wrote:If these teams/schools (or clubs) contract with a brand like Adidas, for example, the brand gives them an annual merchandise credit for the length of the contract and then renegotiated again when the contract is renewed. The credit value is meaningful. Not enough to outfit a roster, but always enough for gear for HCs and ACs. This is standard.

So what happens with the thousands of dollars raised?

Aren't Boosters parents? Demand to see the books!

What’s probably happening is that the AD is authorizing the fraud mishandling of parents’ monies.

Nothing happens without the approval of the AD. Same shady stuff was happening at Herndon HS and the AD ended up transferring to take a teaching job while both boys and girls coaches were gone… this is a couple of years back

Do AD’s get kickbacks from clothing/uniformsm companies? Trying to understand why these coaches are able to spend funds raised for team use.

When schools and AD’s are requested to disclose funds, they don’t. Does LCPS and FCPS condone these activities?

There also seems to be significant differences in funding of football vs sports like field hockey. Isn’t this a title ix violation. How do these people get away with this?

Who is this DR guy mentioned?

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Anonymous wrote:If these teams/schools (or clubs) contract with a brand like Adidas, for example, the brand gives them an annual merchandise credit for the length of the contract and then renegotiated again when the contract is renewed. The credit value is meaningful. Not enough to outfit a roster, but always enough for gear for HCs and ACs. This is standard.

So what happens with the thousands of dollars raised?

Aren't Boosters parents? Demand to see the books!

What’s probably happening is that the AD is authorizing the fraud mishandling of parents’ monies.

Nothing happens without the approval of the AD. Same shady stuff was happening at Herndon HS and the AD ended up transferring to take a teaching job while both boys and girls coaches were gone… this is a couple of years back