Yeah no way NVA leaves ECNL.

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Anonymous wrote:It's been rumored that all three Loudoun-based clubs (TSJ, NVA, and Revolution) have applied for MLS Next. However, MLS Next will only grant a license to one club in the area.

I put my bet on Revolution!

NVA will get it

NVA will not leave ECNL.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's been rumored that all three Loudoun-based clubs (TSJ, NVA, and Revolution) have applied for MLS Next. However, MLS Next will only grant a license to one club in the area.

I put my bet on Revolution!

NVA will get it

they will get it because of footprint. Only issue is boys side is a mess. Only really 1 group is elite.

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Anonymous wrote:It will be a club with their girls already in GA

NVA possesses a strong a proven track record of success. Their entry into MLS Next, potentially including their highly regarded Girls program in the GA platform, would be a logical and impactful choice for the league.

I think with today's announcement for MLSN Tier 2 or whatever they call it, NVA is best positioned over the Loudoun clubs. They have the ability to put a team in MLSN and MLSN2 and girls would go to GA.

Dude with a camera name is big mad with this

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Anonymous wrote:It will be a club with their girls already in GA

NVA possesses a strong a proven track record of success. Their entry into MLS Next, potentially including their highly regarded Girls program in the GA platform, would be a logical and impactful choice for the league.

I think with today's announcement for MLSN Tier 2 or whatever they call it, NVA is best positioned over the Loudoun clubs. They have the ability to put a team in MLSN and MLSN2 and girls would go to GA.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's been rumored that all three Loudoun-based clubs (TSJ, NVA, and Revolution) have applied for MLS Next. However, MLS Next will only grant a license to one club in the area.

I put my bet on Revolution!

Goodness I hope not. The parents are the biggest crybabies in the whole DMV. Their helicopter parents flip out when their beloved children get spanked on the pitch or in futsal.

But they got a bar tho, so silence poor peasant!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's been rumored that all three Loudoun-based clubs (TSJ, NVA, and Revolution) have applied for MLS Next. However, MLS Next will only grant a license to one club in the area.

I put my bet on Revolution!

Goodness I hope not. The parents are the biggest crybabies in the whole DMV. Their helicopter parents flip out when their beloved children get spanked on the pitch or in futsal.

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Haha so true.

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Anonymous wrote:It will be a club with their girls already in GA

NVA possesses a strong a proven track record of success. Their entry into MLS Next, potentially including their highly regarded Girls program in the GA platform, would be a logical and impactful choice for the league.

Anonymous wrote:It's been rumored that all three Loudoun-based clubs (TSJ, NVA, and Revolution) have applied for MLS Next. However, MLS Next will only grant a license to one club in the area.

But if it's for this new tier 2 nonsense, you would need more than one in our I would think. The announcement said something about tier 2 being broken up into 8 regions across the country, which would only seem to work if there are more than one in our area. I can't see any of those getting accepted into tier 1 on boys side.

It will be a club with their girls already in GA

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's been rumored that all three Loudoun-based clubs (TSJ, NVA, and Revolution) have applied for MLS Next. However, MLS Next will only grant a license to one club in the area.

I put my bet on Revolution!

NVA will get it

Anonymous wrote:It's been rumored that all three Loudoun-based clubs (TSJ, NVA, and Revolution) have applied for MLS Next. However, MLS Next will only grant a license to one club in the area.

I put my bet on Revolution!

It's been rumored that all three Loudoun-based clubs (TSJ, NVA, and Revolution) have applied for MLS Next. However, MLS Next will only grant a license to one club in the area.