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Hands of Stone
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Dude, when is my league going to win a Cup.
Dude, that is a very bold statement to make since a valley team hasn't made it to the semi's and past only a few times in the last 10 years.
With a very good draw anything is possible however.
Your stance on the valley becoming the new hotbed of talented young soccer stars has some merrit due to the fact that many families are moving into the valley for affordable housing.
However the families that can afford housing in the Vancouver area will still live close to the city.
And because they can afford housing in the city they can afford the best coaching that money can buy.
Does anyone have any stats on who has been winning the B.C.'s for youth soccer in the last few years?
I think that Vancouver area teams still reign in the youth area.
So the valley may do well in the B.C.'s this year if WW3 begins and again the farmers are left to play soccer while we go off and fight.
HOS~
Dude, that is a very bold statement to make since a valley team hasn't made it to the semi's and past only a few times in the last 10 years.
With a very good draw anything is possible however.
Your stance on the valley becoming the new hotbed of talented young soccer stars has some merrit due to the fact that many families are moving into the valley for affordable housing.
However the families that can afford housing in the Vancouver area will still live close to the city.
And because they can afford housing in the city they can afford the best coaching that money can buy.
Does anyone have any stats on who has been winning the B.C.'s for youth soccer in the last few years?
I think that Vancouver area teams still reign in the youth area.
So the valley may do well in the B.C.'s this year if WW3 begins and again the farmers are left to play soccer while we go off and fight.
HOS~
Farmer's Cup
Man, I have to do a double take every time I come across those tits...it's a good thing there's no porn link, or I'd be here all day, towel in hand
TR: No, Langley doesn't have a Premier team...at least, I don't think so. For that matter, neither does SYSA really. I make the statement because the SYSA team was made mainly of young players called up from the various youth & club teams- like ours. Basically, it operated without a coach last season, and without direction. The only real goal was to avoid relegation for the season. The positive is that this year, Frank is taking over coaching the squad full time and will give solid direction to a lot of the talented youth. Also, the Storm is doing a good job of improving / developing their team- most of those guys are early to mid 20s. In a nutshell, the club is positioned well so that when the Rangers eventually do go to over 30s, the teams will be stable / improving and continuing to develop youth. I'm not as familiar with Langley, but I do know they've built a strong club, quickly, and they have some very solid young guns.
HOS: The population growth in the Valley has got to be exponentially greater than the Metro Vancouver area. I don't have exact statistics to back me up, but I wouldn't at all be surprised if the growth in population is 5x greater than Bby / Vancouver. I do know our Club has developed some fairly talented youth who have moved on to the provincial / national scene, and the teams have had success. Again, I can't comment exactly, and I probably won't bother to look it up either.
BTW: who do you play for HOS?
That's it for now...I have some very important business to take care of.
DWMC- leavingthissitetologontoawww.xxx.comsite
Man, I have to do a double take every time I come across those tits...it's a good thing there's no porn link, or I'd be here all day, towel in hand
TR: No, Langley doesn't have a Premier team...at least, I don't think so. For that matter, neither does SYSA really. I make the statement because the SYSA team was made mainly of young players called up from the various youth & club teams- like ours. Basically, it operated without a coach last season, and without direction. The only real goal was to avoid relegation for the season. The positive is that this year, Frank is taking over coaching the squad full time and will give solid direction to a lot of the talented youth. Also, the Storm is doing a good job of improving / developing their team- most of those guys are early to mid 20s. In a nutshell, the club is positioned well so that when the Rangers eventually do go to over 30s, the teams will be stable / improving and continuing to develop youth. I'm not as familiar with Langley, but I do know they've built a strong club, quickly, and they have some very solid young guns.
HOS: The population growth in the Valley has got to be exponentially greater than the Metro Vancouver area. I don't have exact statistics to back me up, but I wouldn't at all be surprised if the growth in population is 5x greater than Bby / Vancouver. I do know our Club has developed some fairly talented youth who have moved on to the provincial / national scene, and the teams have had success. Again, I can't comment exactly, and I probably won't bother to look it up either.
BTW: who do you play for HOS?
That's it for now...I have some very important business to take care of.
DWMC- leavingthissitetologontoawww.xxx.comsite
Hands of Stone
New Member
CAT System for Me Too
Good thing the CAT system has been set up or I would never get any waterboy game action.
"You can Do It!"
"Go WaterBoy"
HOS~
Good thing the CAT system has been set up or I would never get any waterboy game action.
"You can Do It!"
"Go WaterBoy"
HOS~
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- #48
Pathetic showing from the valley
Only one FVSL-based TTPer entered in the TTP Hockey Pool. You clowns are pathetic... Can't beat the VMSL during provincials and now won't even take the challenge of the TTP Hockey Pool.
If I made a women's Olympic figure-skating pool, do you think any of you purse-swinging tarts might put down your knitting needles long enough to get stuck in?
~TBlookingformoneytoaddtohiseventualwinnings.
Only one FVSL-based TTPer entered in the TTP Hockey Pool. You clowns are pathetic... Can't beat the VMSL during provincials and now won't even take the challenge of the TTP Hockey Pool.
If I made a women's Olympic figure-skating pool, do you think any of you purse-swinging tarts might put down your knitting needles long enough to get stuck in?
~TBlookingformoneytoaddtohiseventualwinnings.
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- #50
Did you poke yourself in the eye with your knitting needles?!?!
Plenty of VMSL TTPers seemed to figure it out
Did you read the TTP Hockey Pool page here?
I think the instructions are pretty straight-forward.
For more specific instructions (if you need them), head on over to the TTP Pools & Contests forum and maybe TR can help explain the instructions to you in farmerese.
~TB.
Plenty of VMSL TTPers seemed to figure it out
Did you read the TTP Hockey Pool page here?
I think the instructions are pretty straight-forward.
For more specific instructions (if you need them), head on over to the TTP Pools & Contests forum and maybe TR can help explain the instructions to you in farmerese.
~TB.
Twat
Let me see if I got this right. By REGISTER, you actually meant click on REGISTER, right?
Give me fcuking break...Friday afternoon.
Now, where's that women's figure skating pool? I need a swim right about now...
Let me see if I got this right. By REGISTER, you actually meant click on REGISTER, right?
Give me fcuking break...Friday afternoon.
Now, where's that women's figure skating pool? I need a swim right about now...
- Thread starter
- #56
You read every post? I think you just like to read the FVSL posts, and secretly wish you played in the best league in BC. I told you before, and I'll tell you again, I think we can find a team for ya.
yesittookmefivehourstocomeupwiththat!
yesittookmefivehourstocomeupwiththat!
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- #59
Re: What has the FVSL ever won
~TB.
That is still one of the funniest posts on TTPOriginally posted by Hands of Stone
Nothing other than a FVSL cup.
I don't think a valley team has ever won a cup, except mabey during WW1 or WW2 when all the Vancouver lads were off fighting, and just the farmers were left playing...
HOS~
~TB.
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- #60
Funny, but consider the source.
Funny post, but factually, and historically incorrect.
Most of the people who fought in the World Wars were farmers. The farmers were tough as nails, and the "City folk" were considered soft.
I beleive that fact still holds true today.
Funny post, but factually, and historically incorrect.
Most of the people who fought in the World Wars were farmers. The farmers were tough as nails, and the "City folk" were considered soft.
I beleive that fact still holds true today.
