Liverpool FC

Appears Liverpool FC is the new Solar

Promises made during June. Then come time to fulfill those promises, and players/parents (customers) told they were not able to fulfill those promises.

Parents now asking for refunds and to no surprise, LFC not responding.

Is LFC being run by former Solar officials? Or is it just a sign of this players/parents (customers) being lied to again?

All clubs and coaches make promises to you to get you to sign. They will definately tell you what you want to hear.

what kind of promises could they make to you? Find a coach you like, sign and get the coaching you paid for. It seems really simple.

What did they promise? To make your dd a soccer player?

its not what they say...its what they DON'T say. Beware of "could", "should", "anticipate", "goals", "opportunity", "I don't see any reason why not", etc. These are all words that coaches/clubs use to say that they did everything they promised, but the kids didn't perform up to the task.

wallfall wrote:Appears Liverpool FC is the new Solar

Promises made during June. Then come time to fulfill those promises, and players/parents (customers) told they were not able to fulfill those promises.

Parents now asking for refunds and to no surprise, LFC not responding.

Is LFC being run by former Solar officials? Or is it just a sign of this players/parents (customers) being lied to again?

So liverpool didnt provide tasty snacks and little suzy sat the bench after being the star forward on the flying unicorns. Welcome to COMPETITIVE sports.....

could be a case of parents wanting something they can't get from competative sports.

In reality, what do they actually sell?
A popular sales training quote is: "Don't sell the drill, sell the hole".
A contract states the team your DD will play on, that they will receive coaching from a certified coach, and what league and tournaments (league is sketchy at U-11 due to qualifying) - in return, you agree to pay a certain dollar amount. Beyond that, there is nothing in writing. The coach may change, the good players may all leave, a stud at your DD's position may join up and relegate your DD to the bench.
What they are selling you is a soccer scholarship to the college of your choice (aka the hole). But you have to commit to the program, you have to get your DD to every practice, as well as any optional ($$) skill sessions, tournaments, etc. This guarantees that your DD has EVERY OPPORTUNITY to get the scholarship to the college of your choice (aka the hole). But never guarantees anything except what is stated above.
Anyone notice how I said nothing about the player? The player kinda has to want it too (not 100%, but 120%)....or the whole parental plan for soccer stardom and full ride scholarships crashes to earth like spacelab.

I'm just trying to understand, both Solar and LP have broken promises to your DD? Or the clubs have broken promises to your family?

or was this just Wallfall on a 'drive by shooting' never to be heard from again?

Wait... "liverpool didnt provide tasty snacks" you mean I hooked my DD with the only club not giving snacks?

Does Solar offer those sun chips... those are good...

WallFall, just another example why the internets are so dangerous. Any fool can get on here and throw crud out there with no accountability.

Be a man or woman, and state your case with facts and let the chips fall where they may. Instead throwing in-u-end-dohs around like they are candy does nothing but sink your own credability.

If "promises" are not in the contract, then they have no legal obligation to fulfill. The contracts are very simple on purpose, normally two practices per week, x number of tournaments, and league play.

My family has been with both Solar and Liverpool, and I still have nothing but good respect for both.

go99 wrote:what kind of promises could they make to you? Find a coach you like, sign and get the coaching you paid for. It seems really simple.

Agreed it should be simple. But then again, its simple for these clubs to lie to just get you to sign and of course pay.

Shotshagger wrote:What did they promise? To make your dd a soccer player?

Shotshagger, if I wanted a smart-ass comment I would have came to you directly jeak-off

silentparent wrote:

wallfall wrote:Appears Liverpool FC is the new Solar

Promises made during June. Then come time to fulfill those promises, and players/parents (customers) told they were not able to fulfill those promises.

Parents now asking for refunds and to no surprise, LFC not responding.

Is LFC being run by former Solar officials? Or is it just a sign of this players/parents (customers) being lied to again?

So liverpool didnt provide tasty snacks and little suzy sat the bench after being the star forward on the flying unicorns. Welcome to COMPETITIVE sports.....

So Silentparent, maybe you should stay silent. I am well aware of COMPETITIVE sports but I appreciate your smart-ass comment too. Next time, go enjoy yourself another heling of that stuff your full of.........

go99 wrote:could be a case of parents wanting something they can't get from competative sports.

Actually, no. Its a clear cut case of fraudulent activities by Liverpool FC.

Transitioning from the pathetic Solar FC was lined by promises of multiple practice facilities including UTA during June or the signing period.

In the end, its 'oh sorry' BS.

The parents & players are only looking for what was sold to their customers. Nothing more...........

skills wrote:I'm just trying to understand, both Solar and LP have broken promises to your DD? Or the clubs have broken promises to your family?

Yes. But to many many families as well. A larger 'voice' is underway directly to LFC.

But like Solar, it falls on deaf ears.

Tiki-taka wrote:WallFall, just another example why the internets are so dangerous. Any fool can get on here and throw crud out there with no accountability.

Be a man or woman, and state your case with facts and let the chips fall where they may. Instead throwing in-u-end-dohs around like they are candy does nothing but sink your own credability.

If "promises" are not in the contract, then they have no legal obligation to fulfill. The contracts are very simple on purpose, normally two practices per week, x number of tournaments, and league play.

My family has been with both Solar and Liverpool, and I still have nothing but good respect for both.

"My family has been with both Solar and Liverpool, and I still have nothing but good respect for both" is why both are getting away with it.

Moron!

Adi-dazzler wrote:*Insert comment about same situation in every club in Dallas here*

Unfortunately, Adi-dazzler is spot on.

This sport is driven by blinded consumers (parents) who do not have the balls to speak up because it effects poor ol' Susy.

Grow a pair, and speak up. Or keep throwing $$$ out the window while on the way to practice

wallfall wrote:

go99 wrote:what kind of promises could they make to you? Find a coach you like, sign and get the coaching you paid for. It seems really simple.

Agreed it should be simple. But then again, its simple for these clubs to lie to just get you to sign and of course pay.

Wallfall, any idea of when you'll actually get to the point? Or is there one? I keep waiting for something like "I know you are, but what am I?"

wallfall wrote:

Tiki-taka wrote:WallFall, just another example why the internets are so dangerous. Any fool can get on here and throw crud out there with no accountability.

Be a man or woman, and state your case with facts and let the chips fall where they may. Instead throwing in-u-end-dohs around like they are candy does nothing but sink your own credability.

If "promises" are not in the contract, then they have no legal obligation to fulfill. The contracts are very simple on purpose, normally two practices per week, x number of tournaments, and league play.

My family has been with both Solar and Liverpool, and I still have nothing but good respect for both.

"My family has been with both Solar and Liverpool, and I still have nothing but good respect for both" is why both are getting away with it.

Moron!

Let's see: you read the contract, you signed the contract on your own volition, yet you are on here bitching and moaning about how you were shafted because of "broken promises". I would say the moron is in your mirror.

I would like to know what the issues you have had so we can all benefit from your agony. Or at least laugh at your naivete.

wallfall wrote:

Shotshagger wrote:What did they promise? To make your dd a soccer player?

Shotshagger, if I wanted a smart-ass comment I would have came to you directly jeak-off

In standard English, this would read "Shotshagger, if I wanted a smart-ass comment, I would have come to you directly, jerk-off."

By the way, there's no need for you to "came" all the way over here to get skewered. It's 2012. I'm available on Podcast, Bulletin Board, email or by text.

okay the most I can grab is you came from solar and where promised multiple practice facilities (which they have) and also practice facilities at UTA. (no idea on that one) I am not sure why the clubs practice facilities matter. I am only concerned with one facility and thats the one I have to drive to for practice. I guess most of us are a little confused or just left out of the inside joke. You need to tell us what it is exactly that LP did.

Xara wrote:

wallfall wrote:

go99 wrote:what kind of promises could they make to you? Find a coach you like, sign and get the coaching you paid for. It seems really simple.

Agreed it should be simple. But then again, its simple for these clubs to lie to just get you to sign and of course pay.

Wallfall, any idea of when you'll actually get to the point? Or is there one? I keep waiting for something like "I know you are, but what am I?"

xara. troll elsewhere

Shotshagger wrote:

wallfall wrote:

Shotshagger wrote:What did they promise? To make your dd a soccer player?

Shotshagger, if I wanted a smart-ass comment I would have came to you directly jeak-off

In standard English, this would read "Shotshagger, if I wanted a smart-ass comment, I would have come to you directly, jerk-off."

By the way, there's no need for you to "came" all the way over here to get skewered. It's 2012. I'm available on Podcast, Bulletin Board, email or by text.

shotshagger. go shag your balls.

My post were grammetically driven for those of YOU who are less fortunate in that area so you could somewhat relate; apparently still did not work.