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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

They did (and don't) have several millions of leveragable capital to make the buy. They were also in the final phases of building the Springfield facility so it wasn't really an option without lots of outside investment.

Now they're cash strapped with a declining product and a director that no one in NOVA will touch with a 10 foot pole and they're recruiting GA coaches out of Guam.

I'm actually excited to have an actual female in charge of GA. And international recruiting *should* be part of any big club. Side note, where is CP? Did he quietly quit and no one said anything? He's a fantastic administrator. But, I haven't heard or seen him since BC's unfulfilled promises.

Yeah, hi. Guam is not international, assuming you live in the US. And Pruden was let go from LS for the same reasons he's being shelved here.

Yeah, hi. Guam is indeed considered "international." They have their own "football association" which is affiliated with Asian Football Confederation as opposed to U.S. Soccer, which is part of CONCACAF.

This is similar to how Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales have their own national teams even though they are part of Great Britain.

All of this is aside from politics and who is part of what. They have their own national team, as does Puerto Rico, it is "international."

I know you will argue, as nobody here can be wrong but you are wrong.

Good day, sir or madam.

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

They did (and don't) have several millions of leveragable capital to make the buy. They were also in the final phases of building the Springfield facility so it wasn't really an option without lots of outside investment.

Now they're cash strapped with a declining product and a director that no one in NOVA will touch with a 10 foot pole and they're recruiting GA coaches out of Guam.

I'm actually excited to have an actual female in charge of GA. And international recruiting *should* be part of any big club. Side note, where is CP? Did he quietly quit and no one said anything? He's a fantastic administrator. But, I haven't heard or seen him since BC's unfulfilled promises.

Yeah, hi. Guam is not international, assuming you live in the US. And Pruden was let go from LS for the same reasons he's being shelved here.

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

They did (and don't) have several millions of leveragable capital to make the buy. They were also in the final phases of building the Springfield facility so it wasn't really an option without lots of outside investment.

Now they're cash strapped with a declining product and a director that no one in NOVA will touch with a 10 foot pole and they're recruiting GA coaches out of Guam.

I'm actually excited to have an actual female in charge of GA. And international recruiting *should* be part of any big club. Side note, where is CP? Did he quietly quit and no one said anything? He's a fantastic administrator. But, I haven't heard or seen him since BC's unfulfilled promises.

What female is in charge of GA?

The Cowgirl for Christ? https://mmrm.org/about/staff/kristin-thompson/

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

They did (and don't) have several millions of leveragable capital to make the buy. They were also in the final phases of building the Springfield facility so it wasn't really an option without lots of outside investment.

Now they're cash strapped with a declining product and a director that no one in NOVA will touch with a 10 foot pole and they're recruiting GA coaches out of Guam.

I'm actually excited to have an actual female in charge of GA. And international recruiting *should* be part of any big club. Side note, where is CP? Did he quietly quit and no one said anything? He's a fantastic administrator. But, I haven't heard or seen him since BC's unfulfilled promises.

Yeah, hi. Guam is not international, assuming you live in the US. And Pruden was let go from LS for the same reasons he's being shelved here.

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

They did (and don't) have several millions of leveragable capital to make the buy. They were also in the final phases of building the Springfield facility so it wasn't really an option without lots of outside investment.

Now they're cash strapped with a declining product and a director that no one in NOVA will touch with a 10 foot pole and they're recruiting GA coaches out of Guam.

I'm actually excited to have an actual female in charge of GA. And international recruiting *should* be part of any big club. Side note, where is CP? Did he quietly quit and no one said anything? He's a fantastic administrator. But, I haven't heard or seen him since BC's unfulfilled promises.

What female is in charge of GA?

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

They did (and don't) have several millions of leveragable capital to make the buy. They were also in the final phases of building the Springfield facility so it wasn't really an option without lots of outside investment.

Now they're cash strapped with a declining product and a director that no one in NOVA will touch with a 10 foot pole and they're recruiting GA coaches out of Guam.

I'm actually excited to have an actual female in charge of GA. And international recruiting *should* be part of any big club. Side note, where is CP? Did he quietly quit and no one said anything? He's a fantastic administrator. But, I haven't heard or seen him since BC's unfulfilled promises.

What female is in charge of GA?

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

They did (and don't) have several millions of leveragable capital to make the buy. They were also in the final phases of building the Springfield facility so it wasn't really an option without lots of outside investment.

Now they're cash strapped with a declining product and a director that no one in NOVA will touch with a 10 foot pole and they're recruiting GA coaches out of Guam.

I'm actually excited to have an actual female in charge of GA. And international recruiting *should* be part of any big club. Side note, where is CP? Did he quietly quit and no one said anything? He's a fantastic administrator. But, I haven't heard or seen him since BC's unfulfilled promises.

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

They did (and don't) have several millions of leveragable capital to make the buy. They were also in the final phases of building the Springfield facility so it wasn't really an option without lots of outside investment.

Now they're cash strapped with a declining product and a director that no one in NOVA will touch with a 10 foot pole and they're recruiting GA coaches out of Guam.

I'm actually excited to have an actual female in charge of GA. And international recruiting *should* be part of any big club. Side note, where is CP? Did he quietly quit and no one said anything? He's a fantastic administrator. But, I haven't heard or seen him since BC's unfulfilled promises.

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

They did (and don't) have several millions of leveragable capital to make the buy. They were also in the final phases of building the Springfield facility so it wasn't really an option without lots of outside investment.

Now they're cash strapped with a declining product and a director that no one in NOVA will touch with a 10 foot pole and they're recruiting GA coaches out of Guam.

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

For the moguls out there and flippers of businesses, how long until the big guy decides to sell evergreen?

My guess is when he can get 20-50% return on his total investment. Or until his youngest is done playing or commits to a school.

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.

For the moguls out there and flippers of businesses, how long until the big guy decides to sell evergreen?

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Anonymous wrote:It looks like from a geographic perspective it doesn't make sense to have TSJ next to the other GA club in Revolution. 2 For this year is better. Maybe add 1 in Richmond area and another in VA Beach but there is no need to have 3 in NOVA. SYC and Rev will be enough.

Yes just not enough room for 3 teams based in Loudoun (NVA, Rev, TSJ). Maybe TSJ could have better chance as one of two pulling from Springfield/Alexandria and there are more teams in the North

There's no room for TSJ in the Springfield area as far as fields go.

There’s not enough fields for the teams already there. Tsj has no space. Looking back wonder if they regret the FCv purchase versus starting their own club next to the gym and partnering up with another more local club.

If they truly wanted a successful youth soccer club, the regret should be not beating Rev to purchase Evergreen when they did. TSJ is failing because they didn't have the foresight to secure a real facility in Loudoun for soccer.