Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For individuals in positions of authority, particularly those working with children, such charges raise serious concerns about the vetting and oversight processes of organizations. It is vital to address these situations with transparency to uphold trust and ensure the safety of participants.

I am in no way a fan of BSC’s leadership and would be thrilled if it turned over completely, but you are really reaching with this one. It makes much more sense to focus on the current ineptitude and arrogance of those running the club and treating it like it’s their own kingdom.

This entire thread is a stretch, so why stop there? Let’s call out youth soccer coaches and publicly expose them. Like let’s get a grip people. This entire thread is hilarious.

Anonymous wrote:Who cares? Seriously.

Yeah it’s not like they altered contracts or committed fraud or anything!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For individuals in positions of authority, particularly those working with children, such charges raise serious concerns about the vetting and oversight processes of organizations. It is vital to address these situations with transparency to uphold trust and ensure the safety of participants.

I am in no way a fan of BSC’s leadership and would be thrilled if it turned over completely, but you are really reaching with this one. It makes much more sense to focus on the current ineptitude and arrogance of those running the club and treating it like it’s their own kingdom.

How is this a reach? Doesn’t this show a possible example of “ arrogance of those running the club and treating it like it’s their own kingdom”

Who cares? Seriously.

This begs the question if this person even works at the club:

• How did this individual pass a background check to work with children?

• Why has there been no public acknowledgment or communication from the BSC board or staff about this issue?

As parents and community members, it must be ask if the leadership attempted to conceal this situation. The safety and well-being of young athletes should always come before the reputation of an organization. Transparency and accountability are not optional—they are a responsibility.

Anonymous wrote:For individuals in positions of authority, particularly those working with children, such charges raise serious concerns about the vetting and oversight processes of organizations. It is vital to address these situations with transparency to uphold trust and ensure the safety of participants.

I am in no way a fan of BSC’s leadership and would be thrilled if it turned over completely, but you are really reaching with this one. It makes much more sense to focus on the current ineptitude and arrogance of those running the club and treating it like it’s their own kingdom.

If it involved children, sure you can be upset. If it didn’t, then it’s a nonissue.

Ignore. This is just another sad attempt by Bethesda brass to get this thread locked or taken down

For individuals in positions of authority, particularly those working with children, such charges raise serious concerns about the vetting and oversight processes of organizations. It is vital to address these situations with transparency to uphold trust and ensure the safety of participants.

Honestly a nonissue.

Anonymous wrote:How does a case dated back in 2008 against a particular person has to do with the club?

Was the person working at the club at the time?

How does a case dated back in 2008 against a particular person has to do with the club?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why doesn't BSC just buy Muldoon's and put down some turf fields and some bluegrass and use it as a home complexwith Soccerplax for overflow? A club the size of BSC should have at least some of its own fields.

Would be smart. But they don't have smart leadership

They have been looking, but you can't buy something that's not for sale.

Tell me more.