Anonymous wrote:A wise man once told me, "if it isn't in writing, then it didn't happen." Pretty much true with all things.

Except he didn't put that in writing did he...

If I was going to trust a coach to train my child, I would have to trust in them following up on a verbal offer.

Go with the gut.

A wise man once told me, "if it isn't in writing, then it didn't happen." Pretty much true with all things.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone have experience with verbal offers that didn’t come through? Son has a written offer from one club and verbal from another (preferred) club. Thanks!

Even though it actually is an official offer (verbally), it's best to have the emailed one.

There is no such thing as an official verbal offer.

Anonymous wrote:Please don't trust verbal offers.

this, at the very least immediately send an e-mail confirming it and asking for the link to register

Anonymous wrote:Please don't trust verbal offers.

You need a written offer in order to be able to “accept” by clicking a link - and then paying.

Please don't trust verbal offers.

We have had verbal offers rescinded when a better player pops up at the last minute. Much like a job, I have told my son not to accept to reject without an offer in hand.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone have experience with verbal offers that didn’t come through? Son has a written offer from one club and verbal from another (preferred) club. Thanks!

Even though it actually is an official offer (verbally), it's best to have the emailed one.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone have experience with verbal offers that didn’t come through? Son has a written offer from one club and verbal from another (preferred) club. Thanks!

Ask them for formal one.

Anyone have experience with verbal offers that didn’t come through? Son has a written offer from one club and verbal from another (preferred) club. Thanks!