Please direct all of your comments about this team hear.
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Thank you for calling them what they are. PFC will not exist but another couple years. -
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Funny you say that as Pacific is growing faster than Washington Timbers are...Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Might want to edit your thread title to say "RED 2" as that is what their team is actually called.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Pacific is growing like cancer, in a negative way.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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So did this team play at Crosssfire or not? There was no "Red 2" listed. I'm struggling to comprehend how they could have lost to Wash Premier 1-8 and Southside only lost 0-2?Comment
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Yes they played. Click on the team name on the schedule and you'll see that it was Chick's Pacific FC Revolution team with a new nameOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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They're not as good as some like to think? Or they're having a little trouble adapting to Timbers bootball?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Your comment has reached shelf life. So stale.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
'Boot ball'. So tired of the comment. We know you like the buzzword cause you hear it repeatedly. ALL clubs are the same. No different.
Stop being a parrotComment
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Keep believing that if it makes you feel good. Known fact is that Timbers play for wins, not development, so they take a low-risk, direct approach. Don't hold onto the ball for fear of losing it. Send it long and hope your forward gets there first. Works at Ulittle but you'll see what really works once you hit HS ages.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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You are a parrot. Be original for once in your life.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
I don't listen to parrots. I've been around the game long enough, and I'm smart enough to develop my own cohesive thoughts.
Why don't you next discuss the value of possession soccer... You've probably been trained by now with that buzzword.
I've been through 2 top clubs in Oregon, 2 in Wa (one is Wa timbers), have 2 kids, one near college. They are all trying to teach similar curriculum.Comment
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So true - My kids have played at 4 different clubs (one alliance, three non) and you are correct. Fact is a lot of the coaches are friends - they all work toward a common goal. Yes some are more focused on wins than others but for the most part.... they are the same.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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