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Personally I know everyone on the list and I will tell you that I have trouble giving credence to anyone who throws names around especially when they can't spell them.

 

First take off D'arpino, he knows nothing about soccer except what Cook has fed him. He isn't knowledgable and founded UFC to try and destroy VYSA after he had an issue with them. His entire soccer history spans about 5 years, way less than the time Marco has been at Binghamton. Marco was a former D1 player and coached D1 for 15-20 years.

 

Cook hates Marco because Marco and Leightmann fired him from Fusion after Cook had an entire team plus another dozen families to leave the club due to his antics. After Leightmann left Marco held to his stance and kept Cook out. From that day forward Cook had been trying to get even with Marco and he finally found money with D'arpino to do it. Cook needed a full time job after getting laid off by NYSEG and UFC is it.

 

Sarah McLellan just never got along with Paul. He wanted her to take the girls side of Fusion, and she had no interest in doing it. She brought Cook back in to do the work instead because he insisted he would save it, and that killed Fusion Girls forever. Sarah has had far less success than Paul at BU and has had no success at all with travel soccer so I don't know why her opinion matters. Remember she is the one who let the best player our area has produced, Strom- go to a rival and never even really tried to keep her.

 

Riley was burned because he was snubbed for Dorini and Narode at BU, plus once he founded GBSA with Bahij he was going to do what he needed to be succeed. Dimitrou, Esworthy, Riley, Craig and any other GBSA person were all going to tell you why their group was better. I can understand that and they want a to coach a different style than Marco. Dorini actually falls into this group too, his style clashes with Marco to a point. He just envisions things working better a different way.

 

Covert has more enemies than Marco could ever dream of. Purtell will never forgive Marco because Marco was honest about his son. Hans is good but not great and Marco told him as much. The kid was not the top of his age, there are quite a few players locally who were better and Purtell can't believe that, he's a deluded man taht only wanted to hear what helped his cause.

 

My opinion is simple on Marco, I don't really like Marco's style of play. Its direct and awful to watch at times, but he has had success with it. Its like Boeheim or Dean Smith I may have disliked the UNC four corner offense or Syracuse 2-3 zone defense to watch but they win with it and it is well coached by those men. You don't have to play one way to win and Marco has won more than he lost. 2 NCAA trips and 6 conference finals in a row says that it was worth it for BU. Would I send my kid to play for him, maybe it depends on if that style would be what benefits my kid. At least he kept most of the local talent here (the others followed John Scott to Hartwick--he was always the coach I thought that made Marco more successful).

 

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You are spot on on every point. The parents that have the most issues with Marco are the ones who have been told that their kids aren't D-1 players. It's is tough to hear, but Marco has always been brutally honest about talent, and he is no different than any other D-1 coach. Marco is the most successful coach in this area, and the others just can't handle that fact.

 

Wow - an honest, civl, well thought out response without an agenda.

 

Thank you .

 

Thanks for understanding I meant nothing bad to all parties its just how I have seen this all evolve over the past few years. It pains me to see local soccer in such disarray because egos have taken over instead of wanting to have better soccer.

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The premier side has been destroyed by Cook who made it his life's ambition to do so.

 

So do you really believe that Cook would do this? His life's ambition . . . ? Give me a break! It is OK to not agree with the person, but to say that he wants to destroy something that he has been involved with for many years, seems a little over the top!

 

UFC started because Darpino was mad at the president of VYSA.

 

Even if this was remotely true, so what? How have the youth of the community been harmed? Is VYSA, or any other local soccer club, that good that no other ideas/approaches should be considered? I do not know how many local youth play travel or premier soccer, but for the size of Binghamton-area, there appears that there are too many clubs. Each of these clubs offers the same - a coach (many with lmited certification) that practices once or twice a week. There certainly are very good coaches in the area - but it seems to me that United FC's support from the local colleges has provided an advantage over all of the other area clubs (which are primarily parents who want to do well). One can be a great parent coach, but to measure up against a D1 coach, that would be a stretch for any reasonable person to accept. Just my opinion. Plus, if the number of local clubs could be reduced, then the stronger players could play together instead of being scattered across the area. Unfortunately, as many have stated about the United FC people, the same could be said about other clubs - there are just too many egos involved for that to happen.

 

I sit back and read these posts and wonder what everyone is so wound up about. If United FC is a non-profit organization (which it is for I went to the state site), then let them run the Club. I have also visited the webite and I do not see how they are expensive. $40/month for a trainer and training time each week - that is $10/week for an hour. Heck, I pay $25 an hour for my son at RBI swinging away with a student player. Some folks need to just relax and look at the big picture - you may not agree with what Cook, Darpino or any of the others - that is OK for you have other choices. But to make some of these accusations, just does not bring value to a conversation.

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That last post is exactly what's wrong with Youth Club Soccer ... Shouldn't it be about growing the # of clubs and reaching out to more and more kids ? Instead - John Q. Public has been con'd into believing that in order for their children to learn the game "correctly" - they must PAY for this supposed SUPERIOR training. If that is what the "BIG PICTURE" has turned into, then Soccer will always play 2nd fiddle to the other sports and maintain it's laughing-stock image on the International level.

 

Come on - It's soccer - a sport that is 90 % improvisational. What advantage does working with a coach with a certificate provide, as opposed to a skilled, experienced ex-player without one ?

 

Just saying ... Save your money people - you are going to need it.

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If United FC is a non-profit organization (which it is for I went to the state site), then let them run the Club.

 

 

Please site your source. On what web site did you find this information?

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If United FC is a non-profit organization (which it is for I went to the state site), then let them run the Club.

 

 

Please site your source. On what web site did you find this information?

 

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That last post is exactly what's wrong with Youth Club Soccer ... Shouldn't it be about growing the # of clubs and reaching out to more and more kids ? Instead - John Q. Public has been con'd into believing that in order for their children to learn the game "correctly" - they must PAY for this supposed SUPERIOR training. If that is what the "BIG PICTURE" has turned into, then Soccer will always play 2nd fiddle to the other sports and maintain it's laughing-stock image on the International level.

 

Come on - It's soccer - a sport that is 90 % improvisational. What advantage does working with a coach with a certificate provide, as opposed to a skilled, experienced ex-player without one ?

 

Just saying ... Save your money people - you are going to need it.

 

Experienced, ex-player? Hmm, OK - where are they? If this is their passion, then why aren't there more "Ex-Player" Coaches? In this area, it seems that most ex-players do not want to get involved with coaching for training is where the money is . . . Mr. Riley is one example. He is now coachinga "U10 Select" team (an oxymoron is a sense), but I am sure there is a cost to that too.

 

Using your approach - you must have a problem with the Empire United's of the World that are getting bigger and bigger. I do not disagree that we want more players to be touched by soccer, but a Club size won't influence that ability, especially when you look at the Binghamton area. There are too many clubs for the size of this area, spreading the quality of the talent. It is not the "high school" experience that will get players the a scholarship, but the Premier/Travel experience that will. Strong teams get noticed, not strong players on mediocre teams. Just ask Marco, he will explain that process.

 

Come on - it is soccer, and it is generally cheaper than just about any other sport, but then again, your comment can be applied with any sport . . . .

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Who cares? If you really want to know, hire an attorney and pay to draft a document to send to the address provided in the certificate. Of course, unless your are a regulatory agency or a member in good standing, I really think they don't have to respond. You obviously have an axe to grind - why don't you put your energy to good use by helping someone in need instead wasting energy, bandwidth, etc. There is not much you can do, just accept that and stop complaining and moaning abou it, If there was, then other clubs would have been gone along time ago!

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Just curious, were there any UFC teams in the tournament at the dome this weekend that won their division? No, there were not. Did any UFC teams even make it to the finals? Only 1 and they got creamed. Sorry UFC you have no talent. Again, all the real soccer players left for real clubs, only those that are shallow and are only in it for the free crap are still involved in the loser UFC club.

Just the fact that you put any merit once o ever in a tournament at the dome shows just how ignorant you are to the big picture. If Im not mistaken the UFC U18 girls won the NEWSS showcase in long island last fall and the U16s were second. Where were the real local clubs? Oh thats right in the dome playing each other and thinking it matters. As for your no talent comment I think UFC will have a couple of their premier teams in the tourney next weekend so we can see how GBSA stacks up then

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Just the fact that you put any merit once o ever in a tournament at the dome shows just how ignorant you are to the big picture. If Im not mistaken the UFC U18 girls won the NEWSS showcase in long island last fall and the U16s were second. Where were the real local clubs? Oh thats right in the dome playing each other and thinking it matters. As for your no talent comment I think UFC will have a couple of their premier teams in the tourney next weekend so we can see how GBSA stacks up then

 

You did not win the NEWSS showcase you won the weakest division of the club bracket, you weren't even near the top flights of that tournament. Your u18 Girls were in the bottom bracket, there were 12 divisions/6 levels and your supposed premier team was playing club teams from East Meadow and other small groups. The top teams like Albertson were no where around when you were playing. Hell the Albany Alleycats were two levels above you and they aren't an elite club anymore. Stop trying to act like your club has had success when e all know the truth of what is going on.

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Just the fact that you put any merit once o ever in a tournament at the dome shows just how ignorant you are to the big picture. If Im not mistaken the UFC U18 girls won the NEWSS showcase in long island last fall and the U16s were second. Where were the real local clubs? Oh thats right in the dome playing each other and thinking it matters. As for your no talent comment I think UFC will have a couple of their premier teams in the tourney next weekend so we can see how GBSA stacks up then

 

"Once o ever"? Really?

Where were the UFC kids a few weeks ago, when all three GBSA teams who entered the Albany Halfmoon tournament went undefeated and won their divisions? Oh, that's right. They weren't there. How about last weekend, when the GBSA U10 boys beat the UFC U12's?

Talk all you want. I'll stick with GBSA.

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You did not win the NEWSS showcase you won the weakest division of the club bracket, you weren't even near the top flights of that tournament. Your u18 Girls were in the bottom bracket, there were 12 divisions/6 levels and your supposed premier team was playing club teams from East Meadow and other small groups. The top teams like Albertson were no where around when you were playing. Hell the Albany Alleycats were two levels above you and they aren't an elite club anymore. Stop trying to act like your club has had success when e all know the truth of what is going on.

 

 

 

 

Things become much clearer when the facts are presented. I doubt Rich pitts will counter with an argument now.

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"Once o ever"? Really?

Where were the UFC kids a few weeks ago, when all three GBSA teams who entered the Albany Halfmoon tournament went undefeated and won their divisions? Oh, that's right. They weren't there. How about last weekend, when the GBSA U10 boys beat the UFC U12's?

Talk all you want. I'll stick with GBSA.

Soccer is played with 11 players on a big field, where will the gbsa teams be today when the real soccer teams play in the only real soccer being played in the domes this year. GBSA dosent even have a team qualified to play in todays tourney! Will gbsa be playing thruway and state cup this year?

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Soccer is played with 11 players on a big field, where will the gbsa teams be today when the real soccer teams play in the only real soccer being played in the domes this year. GBSA dosent even have a team qualified to play in todays tourney! Will gbsa be playing thruway and state cup this year?

 

For the hundreth time, it's spelled DOESN'T.

And where, pray tell, are the GBSA kids (or ANY other local teams, for that matter) supposed to play full-field soccer in the middle of the winter??

The GBSA Select program is just starting out. Give it two years and they will have teams going to the State Cup.

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For the hundreth time, it's spelled DOESN'T.

And where, pray tell, are the GBSA kids (or ANY other local teams, for that matter) supposed to play full-field soccer in the middle of the winter??

The GBSA Select program is just starting out. Give it two years and they will have teams going to the State Cup.

Theres full field soccer all day today at the dome! Empire, Rochester futbol club, Rising star, carantou, UFC premier. Where is gbsa? Just face it GBSA is a club level team period, not qualified to play any more than that!!

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And where, pray tell, are the GBSA kids (or ANY other local teams, for that matter) supposed to play full-field soccer in the middle of the winter??

 

 

Uh the dome today, Afrims in Albany, the Hudson valley dome, Webster, Buffallo? The same place the UFC teams play full field in the winter. Once again your ignorance to the whole soccer scene is obvious, now go pat little Jimmy on the head and assure him his team is good because they won a 6v6 tourney in Binghamton

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It is ridiculous to read about the comments from the anti-UFC crowds. They try to make it sound as if there are shenanigans at the Club because minutes are not posted or Board members are not posted, or whatever issue they think is important. So, I went to find look for similar information with local and distant clubs and some of you will not beleive what I discovered. Other than VYSA (lisitng Board members), not one Club had posted minutes and if they did, they were fairly outdated.

 

In the end, it really does not matter - it is like going grocery shopping - you have many choices - if you want to go to GBSA, that does not compete in the local Broome County league, Thruway, Colonial, or outdoor tournaments, then fine - have fun with that. Just remember, almost ALL winter indoor tournaments are not quality tournaments - going to Halfmoon is like playing rec/club teams - been there, done that and I won't waste my parents money to attend another weak tournament. Once again, indoor tournaments (unless Afrims) are not recognized by tournament rankings. Sure it will give you bragging rights, but so what. As for outdoors, GBSA has tried to run its own outdoor leagues only to have THEIR teams not show up to scehduled games.

 

By the way, GBSA "Select" is new, how do you think Bahij got the money for that - you can thank UFC for entering into a long-term contract and giving GBSC gauranteed income stream.

 

As a previous poster mentioned, there is not a local soccer program that has the coaching talent/credentials as UFC (like it or not, objectively it is the truth). 535 players and growing (in its first year, too) - give it time - but the bottom line, no matter has ticked or mouthy the anti-UFC parents are, just remember that this is for the kids. We can all disagree about whose philosphy or training staff is better or worse, but this is really for the kids. I really do not care about the shenanigans that occur between GBSC (for profit) and GBSA (non-profit), I do care that as spectators that the kids play fair and are enjoying the game.

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Yes - there is a College Showcase tournament with many college coaches attending at the Dome. UFC Leadership set this up! Full field too! All very high quality talent - but wait I did not see GBSA Select on the schedule . . . they must be tired from winning recreational soccer tournaments . . .

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Good morning Shane. Nice to see you on so early on a Sunday morning. Someone must have struck a nerve with the NEWWS post. Of course you never mentioned a thing about that in your 2000 word post. Bottom line UFC is Biggest dog in a the smallest yard in NYW. They are a joke to every other major NYW club. The fact that GBSA has better coaches and all the youger kids does not bode well for UFC. Do the math these older teams will soon be done.

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