Liverpool welcomes several new coaches to the Liverpool Coaching staff for the 2012-2013 soccer year.  These coaches join one of the finest coaching staffs in America as we focus on the development of the players, success of the teams and creating the finest environment and positive atmosphere possible for each of our players. 

David Doyle:  Men’s Varsity coach Flower Mound H. S., 03 Girls Shankly, 03 Boys McManaman
Jamie Meshew:  Southwestern University Assistant Coach, 95 Girls Keegan/Central Texas
Pierre Barboza:  Men’s Varsity coach Creekview H. S., 06 Boy Owen
Craig Jones:  Coach 95 Girls McManaman- LHGCL Division II U/19 Girls, 02 Girls Keegan
Brian Rigsby:  05 Girls Fowler- Arlington
James Kim:  03 Girls Hunt and 04 Girls Raisbeck in Flower Mound/Lewisville are
Alex Ramirez:  02 Girls Alonso and 04 Girls Hunt- Colleyville area
Cindy Piper:  Former Nicholls State University Women’s Head Coach- 99 Girls Red
Colin Rocke:  99 Boys, 00 Boys Liddell, 04 Boys Shankly
Jimmy Harrison:  Staff and Academy Coach, 00 Girls Whelan
Jamie Wood:  01 Girls Keegan- Flower Mound area
Francisco Mejia:  02 Boys Owen and 03 Boys Owen
Drew Rowell:  04 Boys Paisley, McKinney
Dru Wright:  04 Boys Souness, Flower Mound
Jon Lipsey:  06 Girls Riise, Flower Mound
Anthony Austin: 05 Girls Hunt, 06 Girls Scott, Arlington, Mansfield

With more than 60 coaches currently on staff Liverpool FC America is strategically preparing for the future growth, success and decisive impact the club will have certainly on the North Texas market but within the state, region as well as the national scope of club soccer.   “The comprehensive approach this club takes and the implementation of market-leading strategies continues to propel it significantly well ahead of the local competition in what it provides for its athletes.  The club is not satisfied letting “leagues” dictate the success factor for our athletes.  The athletes depend on us to help them achieve their goals and everyone from the directors to the administrative support to the coaching staff is responsible… and that is the way it should be,” remarked Director of Administration and Communication, Nancy Lane.