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Anonymous wrote:I don't care what you think about the pandemic.

Can someone answer the original question about Winter ECNL schedules?

It is irresponsible to hold this event or support this event.

It's not an "event" it is league games that are scheduled for the weekend of January 22nd. BRYC, Loudoun and McLean are all playing 2 different teams in NC that weekend. I have a DD on one of the teams and we have heard nothing. Anyone else?

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Anonymous wrote:You can't slow the spread until everyone gets on board with slowing the spread.

If you won't participate in what is being asked then you won't participate. But what is being asked right now is to please avoid traveling. Just say you won't do it and move on. Don't pretend that you don't understand what avoid traveling means.

Then be prepared to do it the rest of your life....and start wearing a mask during flu season. And stop driving

Anonymous wrote:You can't slow the spread until everyone gets on board with slowing the spread.

If you won't participate in what is being asked then you won't participate. But what is being asked right now is to please avoid traveling. Just say you won't do it and move on. Don't pretend that you don't understand what avoid traveling means.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't care what you think about the pandemic.

Can someone answer the original question about Winter ECNL schedules?

It is irresponsible to hold this event or support this event.

Anonymous wrote:I don't care what you think about the pandemic.

Can someone answer the original question about Winter ECNL schedules?

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Anonymous wrote:Huh? Our school district has already had problems with cases coming into the school from families that traveled against the guidance over the holiday break.

You think the virus exempts families at ecnl events and only spreads among other travelerss? Get real. The virus will infect you super special soccer families just like everyone else.

Show me where a showcase led to serious spreading. If you want to shut down travel then do so but be prepared for the economy to completely collapse.

Where have you been? The travel industry has collapsed along with other economic sectors. What a shitshow. Get some competence in charge, get prole to work together in a unified fight and kick this virus to the curb. The virus is thriving on the disorganized, polarized, chaotic response. We cant beat this thing divided and with an "i'll do me and you do you" mentality...clearly. This virus is kicking our asses right now.

I’m still waiting to beat the deadly flu

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if you were suffering losses like so many families are, you would not be making flippant jokes..consider yourself lucky....it is an ugly death for everyone involved.

we have wasted trillions on economic support that was never coupled with an effective plan to battled this little killer and we are still at square one...except the vaccine is here. Can we please all adds be team players until we win the game?

Anonymous wrote:^loser comment, take pot shot at Loudoun even when you have no idea who is commenting.

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Anonymous wrote:No one is trying to put DC at risk. Unfortunately, it is impossible to remove all the risks. Even without a pandemic, there are risks in travel soccer. We don't know everything about COVID and probably will not for decades. I guess if you want, you could just lock yourself in your compound.

There have been three major ECNL showcases since November with hundreds of teams, including some traveling from across the country to play. Each was held in a state with a positivity rate above 10%. Now if these were super spreader events then the showcases would have shut down after AZ or SC. It seems to me that it is safer to travel from VA to NC for a weekend of games between several clubs.

Brilliant to have showcases that require air travel and lengthy hotel stays so that college coaches can watch via livestream. As if showcases couldn't be reconfigured more regionally. Just stupid to fly across the country when D1 coaches can't even attend. What a great showcasing experience to have your kid show up as some grainy dot on a computer screen.

Naw, actually the video was quite good!

Ok, if you say so. I'm sure it replaces the coaches going and seeing for themselves and THEN using video.

On top of it, many schools are just not going to use video and will simply wait to see kids in person. It is a pretty mixed bag and the same thing can be accomplished without have to take a plane.

No idea what you are saying here.

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Anonymous wrote:No one is trying to put DC at risk. Unfortunately, it is impossible to remove all the risks. Even without a pandemic, there are risks in travel soccer. We don't know everything about COVID and probably will not for decades. I guess if you want, you could just lock yourself in your compound.

There have been three major ECNL showcases since November with hundreds of teams, including some traveling from across the country to play. Each was held in a state with a positivity rate above 10%. Now if these were super spreader events then the showcases would have shut down after AZ or SC. It seems to me that it is safer to travel from VA to NC for a weekend of games between several clubs.

Brilliant to have showcases that require air travel and lengthy hotel stays so that college coaches can watch via livestream. As if showcases couldn't be reconfigured more regionally. Just stupid to fly across the country when D1 coaches can't even attend. What a great showcasing experience to have your kid show up as some grainy dot on a computer screen.

Naw, actually the video was quite good!

Ok, if you say so. I'm sure it replaces the coaches going and seeing for themselves and THEN using video.

On top of it, many schools are just not going to use video and will simply wait to see kids in person. It is a pretty mixed bag and the same thing can be accomplished without have to take a plane.

Anonymous wrote:Huh? Our school district has already had problems with cases coming into the school from families that traveled against the guidance over the holiday break.

You think the virus exempts families at ecnl events and only spreads among other travelerss? Get real. The virus will infect you super special soccer families just like everyone else.