Anonymous wrote:Then you should be happy at FCV. So why are you punching down at MU if your life is so perfect?

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Anonymous wrote:https://metroutd.org/

They have a twitter account too.

But keep pushing your narrative, as it’s all you cling to while you deny the inevitable trek for your former FCV team to Springfield next year.

Not FCV. Sorry.

Anyhow, it is not hard and takes little effort to put up a decent site, Facebook / Instagram page, and get these setup for effective search hits on Google. It is a competitive market so focusing on this only helps one’s business. I have nothing against MU and actually like the coaches I’ve seen in action (George, Tom, Holly). I just find their business approach disappointing. This was the reason we decided to stop having our kid attend practices and ID sessions. Too much uncertainty and no clear vision on attracting better players. I hope they realize this is probably how many players and parents feel. You can’t arrogantly think things will happen by magic. You have to hustle and work hard to succeed. I don’t see this hustle. Just my opinion, and yes I may be wrong.

I wouldn’t say most parents are making a decision based on marketing vs quality of coaching, but to each his own. I wouldn’t make the assumption that others are making the same judgments you are either. Please share which club you are gracing your child upon, if not FCV.

You're right, but a big part of making a decision on where to play for the recruiting years depends on the club and team having an upward trajectory, or at least a level one for an established club. Most of these posts are relative to the fact that MU, externally at least, makes no appearance at being a quality operation at present. In this crowded market, clubs have to do pretty much everything right to gain ground. This year is fairly critical for MU to establish some credibility. Much of needs to be from performance on the field, but there is an element to their external presence that has a bearing on their ability to take another step forward. You sound like an MU parent, tell me you don't want the club to present more competence externally.

Spirit/MU placed 100% of the current class in college. The coaching staff is top notch. Photo ops posted on Facebook and Instagram mean nothing to me.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://metroutd.org/

They have a twitter account too.

But keep pushing your narrative, as it’s all you cling to while you deny the inevitable trek for your former FCV team to Springfield next year.

Not FCV. Sorry.

Anyhow, it is not hard and takes little effort to put up a decent site, Facebook / Instagram page, and get these setup for effective search hits on Google. It is a competitive market so focusing on this only helps one’s business. I have nothing against MU and actually like the coaches I’ve seen in action (George, Tom, Holly). I just find their business approach disappointing. This was the reason we decided to stop having our kid attend practices and ID sessions. Too much uncertainty and no clear vision on attracting better players. I hope they realize this is probably how many players and parents feel. You can’t arrogantly think things will happen by magic. You have to hustle and work hard to succeed. I don’t see this hustle. Just my opinion, and yes I may be wrong.

I wouldn’t say most parents are making a decision based on marketing vs quality of coaching, but to each his own. I wouldn’t make the assumption that others are making the same judgments you are either. Please share which club you are gracing your child upon, if not FCV.

You're right, but a big part of making a decision on where to play for the recruiting years depends on the club and team having an upward trajectory, or at least a level one for an established club. Most of these posts are relative to the fact that MU, externally at least, makes no appearance at being a quality operation at present. In this crowded market, clubs have to do pretty much everything right to gain ground. This year is fairly critical for MU to establish some credibility. Much of needs to be from performance on the field, but there is an element to their external presence that has a bearing on their ability to take another step forward. You sound like an MU parent, tell me you don't want the club to present more competence externally.

Anonymous wrote:https://metroutd.org/

They have a twitter account too.

But keep pushing your narrative, as it’s all you cling to while you deny the inevitable trek for your former FCV team to Springfield next year.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://metroutd.org/

They have a twitter account too.

But keep pushing your narrative, as it’s all you cling to while you deny the inevitable trek for your former FCV team to Springfield next year.

Not FCV. Sorry.

Anyhow, it is not hard and takes little effort to put up a decent site, Facebook / Instagram page, and get these setup for effective search hits on Google. It is a competitive market so focusing on this only helps one’s business. I have nothing against MU and actually like the coaches I’ve seen in action (George, Tom, Holly). I just find their business approach disappointing. This was the reason we decided to stop having our kid attend practices and ID sessions. Too much uncertainty and no clear vision on attracting better players. I hope they realize this is probably how many players and parents feel. You can’t arrogantly think things will happen by magic. You have to hustle and work hard to succeed. I don’t see this hustle. Just my opinion, and yes I may be wrong.

I wouldn’t say most parents are making a decision based on marketing vs quality of coaching, but to each his own. I wouldn’t make the assumption that others are making the same judgments you are either. Please share which club you are gracing your child upon, if not FCV.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://metroutd.org/

They have a twitter account too.

But keep pushing your narrative, as it’s all you cling to while you deny the inevitable trek for your former FCV team to Springfield next year.

Not FCV. Sorry.

Anyhow, it is not hard and takes little effort to put up a decent site, Facebook / Instagram page, and get these setup for effective search hits on Google. It is a competitive market so focusing on this only helps one’s business. I have nothing against MU and actually like the coaches I’ve seen in action (George, Tom, Holly). I just find their business approach disappointing. This was the reason we decided to stop having our kid attend practices and ID sessions. Too much uncertainty and no clear vision on attracting better players. I hope they realize this is probably how many players and parents feel. You can’t arrogantly think things will happen by magic. You have to hustle and work hard to succeed. I don’t see this hustle. Just my opinion, and yes I may be wrong.

Anonymous wrote:https://metroutd.org/

They have a twitter account too.

But keep pushing your narrative, as it’s all you cling to while you deny the inevitable trek for your former FCV team to Springfield next year.

Anonymous wrote:I'll post an updated email when the MU transition is complete.

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Anonymous wrote:Why ask on this forum? If anyone isn't with the club (the only reason you wouldn't know the coach) but somehow feels it important that they know the coach, email George.

I would normally post a thing like that, but since there are too many MU trolls (one at least is clearly with FCV), I don't feel like feeding the beast. No one here is asking out of genuine interest. If they were, they would contact the club. That's how you get information. Not on some anonymous forum.

What is George’s email?