To buy playtime for your kid, basically.

Anonymous wrote:right? why would you pay more money for the same terrible training?

Play time

right? why would you pay more money for the same terrible training?

Nothing is more hilarious then a guy who half-osses his team practices---that you are paying for--and then tries to hawk private training.

Anonymous wrote:My experience with Valor lately for the U14 Boys team
- training sessions have repeatedly been cancelled.
- guest players are being prioritized over rostered players who have paid for training.
- Coach pushing for private training when it violates policy. Was not serious while coaching the actual Valor training. Probably seeing Valor as a platform to earn more money

Guest players playing down from other Valor teams, or just random people?

My experience with Valor lately for the U14 Boys team
- training sessions have repeatedly been cancelled.
- guest players are being prioritized over rostered players who have paid for training.
- Coach pushing for private training when it violates policy. Was not serious while coaching the actual Valor training. Probably seeing Valor as a platform to earn more money

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was amused when I saw that they put one of their RL teams in that tournament-it is marketed to clubs as a convenient local option for their bottom tier teams.

They had their top 2 U little teams in brackets well below where they should have been. I guess winning is number 1 there. They played our club’s 3rd and 4th teams.

This is standard operating practice for Valor. And of course it’s a separate social media post for each team, unlike many other clubs that put all their champions and finalists into a single post or IG story.

It's a well-known fact that Valor just loves to underachieve in tournaments, or they just can't resist adding 3-4 regional players from their VPSL league to their roster. They even pull this stunt during their seasonal matches to give a little boost to their struggling teams in the NCSL. How charming! It's so obvious and frankly pathetic, especially when they consistently hover near the bottom of the standings, yet somehow manage to pull off wins against two of the top teams in their division. Notice how they never move up from their division. What a joke.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was amused when I saw that they put one of their RL teams in that tournament-it is marketed to clubs as a convenient local option for their bottom tier teams.

They had their top 2 U little teams in brackets well below where they should have been. I guess winning is number 1 there. They played our club’s 3rd and 4th teams.

This is standard operating practice for Valor. And of course it’s a separate social media post for each team, unlike many other clubs that put all their champions and finalists into a single post or IG story.

Dude, go back to work. Govt shutdown is over and you still have time to sit here and comment how IG post are suppose to happen? Get a life.

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Anonymous wrote:I was amused when I saw that they put one of their RL teams in that tournament-it is marketed to clubs as a convenient local option for their bottom tier teams.

They had their top 2 U little teams in brackets well below where they should have been. I guess winning is number 1 there. They played our club’s 3rd and 4th teams.

This is standard operating practice for Valor. And of course it’s a separate social media post for each team, unlike many other clubs that put all their champions and finalists into a single post or IG story.

Anonymous wrote:I was amused when I saw that they put one of their RL teams in that tournament-it is marketed to clubs as a convenient local option for their bottom tier teams.

They had their top 2 U little teams in brackets well below where they should have been. I guess winning is number 1 there. They played our club’s 3rd and 4th teams.