BU13 - Top Teams

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LB, the voice of the misunderstood, burning bridges at a club near you.

why not just take this to a Facebook group.

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It's a small world. If you have two or more kids , you will know most of the coaches.
if EW wants u13s do well, he should coach them or give them a good coach.Let RK coach u10s or u11s and see how successful he is over there. Look to me like RK already lost that team and it wil only get worse as pressure mounts.

All the valeo parents from last year agree that EW should give the team back to WB. Problem solved!

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Read more carefully. That is the loopy ex NU now Blazer parent.

Two former NU boys (were NU for one yr) went to Blazers as they did not make first team at V. Nice kids.

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All the valeo parents from last year agree that EW should give the team back to WB. Problem solved!

I don't, now be smart and be quiet. Please. Better yet, just to away.

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I don't, now be smart and be quiet. Please. Better yet, just to away.

I don't either, RK is a very good coach, different to WB. Kids need to hear multiple points of view.

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I don't, now be smart and be quiet. Please. Better yet, just to away.

talking soccer MA FB group. Anonymity gone. Blocking available. Wouldn't that solve all your problems.

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All the valeo parents from last year agree that EW should give the team back to WB. Problem solved!

LB, is that you? Who appointed you the team spokesman? Beginning to see what makes GPS dad so crazy.

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It's a small world. If you have two or more kids , you will know most of the coaches.
if EW wants u13s do well, he should coach them or give them a good coach.Let RK coach u10s or u11s and see how successful he is over there. Look to me like RK already lost that team and it wil only get worse as pressure mounts.

RK is new. How can you know anything about him?

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Two former NU boys (were NU for one yr) went to Blazers as they did not make first team at V. Nice kids.

Why don't you tell us a full story about these kids? Why they didn't even come to Valeo tryout ? Why they wanted to leave and has nothing to do with Valeo U13s ?

You are a hypocrite .

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Why don't you tell us a full story about these kids? Why they didn't even come to Valeo tryout ? Why they wanted to leave and has nothing to do with Valeo U13s ?

You are a hypocrite .

They came to tryouts. Made second team.

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They came to tryouts. Made second team.

Second team is very strong. Will be even better once the first team cleans house.

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Second team is very strong. Will be even better once the first team cleans house.

They'll go to Blazers.

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Why don't you tell us a full story about these kids? Why they didn't even come to Valeo tryout ? Why they wanted to leave and has nothing to do with Valeo U13s ?

You are a hypocrite .

Full story is they are nice kids, not very good at soccer. Oh, and nobody is interested. The end.

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They'll go to Blazers.

Explosion needs some players too:)

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WB was a great coach, RK is too. I hope he does not read your bilge, he is a Jamaican national team player. Think you know more than he does?

Yes he was , when he was 15,16 yo.
That does not necessary make him a good coach.

"Freddy" Adu
At the age of 14, he became the youngest athlete ever to sign a professional contract in the United States, after he was selected by D.C. United in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft. On April 3, 2004, he became the youngest player to appear in a Major League Soccer (MLS) game when he came on as a substitute in a game against the San Jose Earthquakes. Two weeks later, on April 17, he became the youngest scorer in MLS history, scoring a goal in a 3–2 loss to the MetroStars.
Early in his career, Adu was considered an up-and-comer for United States football; much speculation surrounded his potential for future success,[3] and he was even referred to as "the next Pelé".[4] Since then, it has been concluded that he has failed to meet up with those expectations.