Liverpool FC America

The Liverpool Academy 04 Girls Redknapp soccer team formed in the fall of 2011 and is based in Frisco and The Colony area of North Texas.  Our players are dedicated to learning the game through weekly team training, various specialized camps, practice assignments for home and consistent field play with some of the top 04 girls Academy teams in North Texas. 

Above all, each player is encouraged to be creative without fear of failure.  This encouragement builds confidence and allows each player to become more comfortable with the ball and "slow down" the game in order to make better decisions.  All of our players work diligently at mastering possession and passing through teamwork & communication.  Skills training is enforced in practice sessions along with the reinforcement of those footskills through practice at home accompanied by online video training sessions.  Our parents are dedicated to the training of our players and have proven to be an excellent support system for the team both on and off the field.  As a result, this 04 Liverpool International Soccer Academy girls soccer team has rapidly become one of north Dallas' toughest and most disciplined teams to play.  The Liverpool Redknapp 04 Girls team plays in both outdoor and indoor soccer seasons along with various tournament play opportunities throughout the year. 

The current practice schedule is available below.  Please contact Coach Matt Springate or Manager Marva Scott with any questions you may have regarding the team and tryouts.

Team Legend – Jamie Redknapp
Redknapp's game revolved around being a central midfielder with a high level of ability to create space in tight situations and accurately pass his way out of them, a player who distributed the ball around the pitch with a dazzling range of passing skills, as well as having a keen eye for set pieces and long-range shooting abilities. Redknapp scored several spectacular goals in his time at Anfield and his contributions peaked during the 1998–99 season as he created numerous chances and scored 10 goals under new boss Gérard Houllier. Redknapp became vice and then full club captain by 1999–2000.