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Shoreline FC Soccer Trips Liverpool, England Jamie Carragher Fara Williams Have you ever wanted to travel to Europe to play soccer? Train like a professional player? Be coached by professional English coaches at some of the best facilities in England? Play against REAL, high quality English opposition from professional and semi- professional clubs? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to sit in the crowd and watch an English Premier League game LIVE? Go behind the scenes of the stadiums? Sit in the actual locker rooms, walk down the tunnel and out onto the pitch of some of the biggest clubs in Europe? Have you ever wanted to meet a REAL professional soccer player? Have your photo taken with them? Ask him/her questions about the game or the lifestyle of a professional athlete? IF SO, then Shoreline FC offers soccer trips to Liverpool, England each year during the spring break vacation. These 9-day trips are designed for soccer players who enjoy the game, want to improve and experience the culture of English football which they see every week on NBC. This is our trip; FIVE Full Training Sessions with English professional coaches FIVE Full Games against English professional clubs (Everton, Liverpool, Fleetwood, etc.) or amateur clubs (Burscough, Marine, Southport, etc.) TWO Stadium Tours of professional clubs (Liverpool, Everton, Manchester Utd, Manchester City, etc.) TWO LIVE English Premier League games (Liverpool, Everton, Manchester City, etc.) Professional Player meet and greet opportunities Liverpool City Center Tour; starting with a drive down “Penny Lane”, sightseeing around the Albert Dock culminating with a visit to The Cavern Club; home to The Beatles! English Seaside Town (Southport) as our trip base First Class (4-Star) Accommodation at the Southport Ramada Hotel (24-hr security) ALL Meals Catered by award winning chef; include traditional English Fish ‘n’ Chips Luxury Coach Transportation throughout the trip in the UK FUN Activities including Bowling, Swimming, Amusements, Shopping, etc. Full Time Supervision by Shoreline FC trip director, staff and chaperones LIVE Games Premier League: Liverpool v Newcastle Champions League ¼ Final: Man City v PSG Premier League: Everton v Southampton Professional Players Liverpool Legend Steven Gerrard Everton & USA Legend Tim Howard Liverpool Legend Jamie Carragher Stadium Tours Man City’s Etihad Stadium Everton’s Goodison Park Liverpool’s Anfield Quality Training Facilities First Class Accommodation The Ramada Hotel; Southport Liverpool City Center Attractions Great Games Fleetwood Town Academy 4 Pro Academy Marine FC Preston North End Academy Great Memories For more information on our Shoreline Soccer Trips Please contact Danny Simpson Shoreline Office: (203) 286 – 7802 [email protected] www.shorelinefc.com .

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