Anonymous
Post 05/25/2018 00:03     Subject: Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Arlington will have the summer pickup soccer information out soon as usual, I'm sure.
Anonymous
Post 05/24/2018 23:02     Subject: Re:Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Reviving this thread as spring season nears its end...does anyone have any info on Arlington or FPYC pick up for summer? I checked their websites but didn’t see anything posted. And please feel free to post any other pick ups you know of!
Anonymous
Post 01/12/2018 23:08     Subject: Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
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Anonymous wrote:Has anyone been going to the fpyc drop-in? If so how is the turn out?


Was great last weekend!


Cool Thanks. Did you attending the one in Arlington also?


It was canceled.


ah yes I see it on the website now. Looks like it might be cold this weekend also.


Not sure if you're being sarcastic... going to play outdoors last Saturday would have been insane, and certainly no more than a handful would attend, meaning the whole point of 'street soccer' getting together with a bunch of kids would be moot.


Totally just forgot about the temperatures last weekend. I was on autopilot
Anonymous
Post 01/12/2018 17:00     Subject: Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
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Anonymous wrote:Has anyone been going to the fpyc drop-in? If so how is the turn out?


Was great last weekend!


Cool Thanks. Did you attending the one in Arlington also?


It was canceled.


ah yes I see it on the website now. Looks like it might be cold this weekend also.


Not sure if you're being sarcastic... going to play outdoors last Saturday would have been insane, and certainly no more than a handful would attend, meaning the whole point of 'street soccer' getting together with a bunch of kids would be moot.
Anonymous
Post 01/12/2018 13:05     Subject: Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone been going to the fpyc drop-in? If so how is the turn out?


Was great last weekend!


Cool Thanks. Did you attending the one in Arlington also?


It was canceled.


ah yes I see it on the website now. Looks like it might be cold this weekend also.
Anonymous
Post 01/12/2018 10:24     Subject: Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone been going to the fpyc drop-in? If so how is the turn out?


Was great last weekend!


Cool Thanks. Did you attending the one in Arlington also?


It was canceled.
Anonymous
Post 01/12/2018 09:48     Subject: Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone been going to the fpyc drop-in? If so how is the turn out?


Was great last weekend!


Cool Thanks. Did you attending the one in arlington also?
Anonymous
Post 01/12/2018 07:30     Subject: Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone been going to the fpyc drop-in? If so how is the turn out?


Was great last weekend!
Anonymous
Post 01/11/2018 18:04     Subject: Re:Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Anonymous wrote:I would not let my kids play soccer due to high probability of suffering a concussion, knowing what I know now. the new rules does not allow kids to head the ball before the age of 11. That's just absurd. That should be illegal at any age. The other concern is that they are playing on a artificial turf sprinkle with shredded rubber tires. Those things can release chemical in hot weather and they can cause cancer. A lawsuit waiting to happen.


So no for drop in?
Anonymous
Post 01/11/2018 16:45     Subject: Re:Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
I would not let my kids play soccer due to high probability of suffering a concussion, knowing what I know now. the new rules does not allow kids to head the ball before the age of 11. That's just absurd. That should be illegal at any age. The other concern is that they are playing on a artificial turf sprinkle with shredded rubber tires. Those things can release chemical in hot weather and they can cause cancer. A lawsuit waiting to happen.
Anonymous
Post 01/11/2018 16:11     Subject: Re:Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Anonymous wrote:I just don't understand the soccer craze in this area. I see so many kids at Franklin Sherman baseball field, Lewinsville and Linway Terrace Park after school in the spring, weekends and in the summer with soccer coaches and parents and yet those tennis courts right next to it are practically emptied most of the time. This is a high risk concussion sport, using your head to hit the ball, and it is very likely that 99.99% of the kids will stop playing soccer after high school.


So is that a no on attending the drop in?
Anonymous
Post 01/11/2018 08:26     Subject: Re:Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Anonymous wrote:I just don't understand the soccer craze in this area. I see so many kids at Franklin Sherman baseball field, Lewinsville and Linway Terrace Park after school in the spring, weekends and in the summer with soccer coaches and parents and yet those tennis courts right next to it are practically emptied most of the time. This is a high risk concussion sport, using your head to hit the ball, and it is very likely that 99.99% of the kids will stop playing soccer after high school.


Most kids like the “team” aspect of sports. Tennis doesn’t have the same draw.

I am a female and I loved the contact part of soccer (I am sure this is even a bigger draw for boys whose parents won’t allow football).

Soccer was a great place to get my aggression out. Working with teammates is also invaluable.

I became a serious runner post soccer. As I got older, solitary appealed more to me.
Anonymous
Post 01/11/2018 07:32     Subject: Re:Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
I just don't understand the soccer craze in this area. I see so many kids at Franklin Sherman baseball field, Lewinsville and Linway Terrace Park after school in the spring, weekends and in the summer with soccer coaches and parents and yet those tennis courts right next to it are practically emptied most of the time. This is a high risk concussion sport, using your head to hit the ball, and it is very likely that 99.99% of the kids will stop playing soccer after high school.
Anonymous
Post 01/11/2018 01:03     Subject: Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
Has anyone been going to the fpyc drop-in? If so how is the turn out?
Anonymous
Post 12/21/2017 17:57     Subject: Drop-in Soccer for kids this weekend ?
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Anonymous wrote:wow, 11:43 is a massive douche.


Yeah, I don't quite get what he was saying...


Some people on this board are just on here to bash Arlington soccer, so any cheap-shot where Arlington is mentioned provides that opportunity. We should really move DC Metro area soccer to a Reddit forum where you can vote people down for stupid comments.


Ummm..you realize they bash Vienna, Stoddert, FCBescola, Washington Spirit, FCV, BRYC and do on....just as much.

It seems personal when it’s your Club or you work for the Club, but no Club is immune. I did think that comment was overboard too. But whatevs. We are no longer with Arlington, but still go to the drop-in soccer.My kids have fun.