Many good players are scattered between the two clubs. Maybe 4 to 5 on each team so it's hard to have decent teams when you only have 5 players on a team out of 11 who can play. When they merge will be able to get the good players on one team so it should help be more competative.
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Does anyone now if the are going to merge immediately or will they do what WSA and VT did and have a year?Comment
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Not approved
Was this merger approved by the Timbers ?Comment
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I love it. New generation of players..errr parents and it is the same bull**** debate about which clubs should merge and where the best players should play in Vantucky.
Real players at all levels will migrate to Oregon. Wait VTimbers and Sunny (I speak out of both sides of my mouth) figured that out and are entering their teams in the OPL.
It's Vantucky!!! the four or five players at each age group that are any good will be found and taken. Wait until ECNL comes to the girls side in Oregon. Sure as hell won't in Vantucky, Sunny will screw that up.Comment
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Will see. But honestly , tired of hearing how the Oregon team dominate or Washington. I love it when the Crossfire teams come and kick your %^*(!.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Once again, you can't merge with a club that doesn't exist. Pacific FC is not a club. All that's happening here is that Salmon Creek Soccer Club is finally figuring out that you can't keep jacking up rec fees to pay for a floundering competitive program. Rec membership has plummeted as kids move to other area rec clubs.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
So SCSC will eliminate it's competitive program, known as FCSC. The teams currently in FCSC will be able to re-brand themselves as Pacific FC or disband and move elsewhere, but they will have to start supporting themselves. As long as those FCSC coaches are willing to work for free and the new DoC doesn't get paid, all will be fine I suppose...Comment
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Good question actually, in a round about way.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
VTimbers have made good efforts to reach out to teams at FCSC and Pacific FC who didn't have appropriate leagues to play in and helped them get into better situations. Look at Pacific's BU15, BU17, BU18 teams that are playing in the RCL this fall. They wouldn't have been able to do that without Sunny's help...Comment
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[QUOTE=Unregistered;882197]The witty back and forth banter that you are having with yourself in all of these separate posts must be getting tiring for you.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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[QUOTE=Unregistered;882562]Good question actually, in a round about way.
VTimbers have made good efforts to reach out to teams at FCSC and Pacific FC who didn't have appropriate leagues to play in and helped them get into better situations. Look at Pacific's BU15, BU17, BU18 teams that are playing in the RCL this fall. They wouldn't have been able to do that without Sunny's help...[/QUOTE
Vtimbers did their own Spring league for younger teams and invited Pacific teams, we have shared turf time out at Luke Jensen with Timbers and Sunny. We have not had any issues with the Timbers.Comment
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Part of merger is Pacific is going to be it's own club from my understanding. I don't know all the details but, outcome is Pacific is independent club so this can't merge with club that does not exist is not correct. That part of what is going on.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Typical FCSC
And no mention on their web site that it was the "Silver" division :)Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
http://www.salmoncreeksoccer.net/home.phpComment
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I thought that team was run by Tina and Joe. I don't see them in the photo. I guess they had to miss it.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Uh, if Pacific FC is not a club why do they call themselves Pacific FC (football CLUB)?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Your guess is as good as mine. Couldn't be more clearly stated than this:Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
http://www.pacificfc.org/faq#TOC-Wha...c-FC-alliance-
What is the Pacific FC alliance?
The Pacific FC alliance is a committee that has been formed by the recreational boards of Eisenhower, Battle Ground, Lewis River, and Prairie soccer clubs for the purposes of managing their advanced level competition teams. This includes managing coach selection, tryout schedules, marketing and uniforms.
How is the Pacific FC alliance funded?
The Pacific FC alliance is not a stand alone club. Each recreational club has a budget for advanced competition and is used to support Pacific FC efforts, if necessary. Each board must approve Pacific FC expenditures.Comment
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