Excuse me if this question has already been asked.
Just like in football, isn't there certian plays my forwards can
execute on field to be able to score?
We have a couple of set up at the goal plays but I am wanting more.

Leicester? Haha!! They're going to get relegated...but
meanwhile all eyes on Sol this weekend. Wouldn't it be
great if he scores his first goal of the season at
WHL? ;)

--- PeteBannerman@... wrote:
> --- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., Saahil
> <arsenal_rule@y...> wrote:
> > Play CM! See what Wenger does.
> >
> > --- PeteBannerman@a... wrote:
> > > Hi Everyone,
> > > I coach football (as we call it here in
> England)to a
> > > group of 14 & 15
> > > year old boys, and at present we have a squad of
> 17
> > > players. The
> > > rules of our league state that in an eleven a
> side
> > > match we can only
> > > play 3 substitutes meaning that if all my
> players
> > > were available two
> > > would be unable to play any part in the game.
> Often,
> > > for varous
> > > reasons, we have had players unable to attend
> > > matches so this has not
> > > caused problems. However recently I had 16
> players
> > > turn up so had to
> > > tell one of them he would not be taking part.
> The
> > > player himself
> > > seemed to take it well and I promised him he
> would
> > > be able to take
> > > part in next weeks match. However I did notice
> that
> > > both he and his
> > > parents did leave the game early, and that
> evening I
> > > recieved a very
> > > irrate phone call from his father who told me
> that
> > > they had travelled
> > > some distance to be at the game, and they felt
> that
> > > I should have
> > > contacted them beforehand to let them know that
> > > their son was'nt
> > > playing, I realise in an ideal world that it
> would
> > > have been my best
> > > course of action, but more often than not I do
> not
> > > know exactly how
> > > many will turn up to a game, and can never bank
> on
> > > getting a full
> > > turn out. This episode has made me quite upset
> > > because previously to
> > > this I have always had excellent relations with
> my
> > > players parents,
> > > and I am now wondering whether I should think
> about
> > > trimming my squad
> > > down, although I would hate to have to do this
> as
> > > all the Boys have
> > > been loyal to me over a long period.  Maqybe
> some of
> > > the members have
> > > had similar problems, and if so I would be very
> > > grateful for some
> > > advice.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> > =====
> >
> > There's only one Sol Campbell!
> >
> > There's only one Sol Campbell!!!
> >
> > Thanks Gooner
> Foxes rule ok !
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--- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., Saahil <arsenal_rule@y...> wrote:
> Play CM! See what Wenger does.
>
> --- PeteBannerman@a... wrote:
> > Hi Everyone,
> > I coach football (as we call it here in England)to a
> > group of 14 & 15
> > year old boys, and at present we have a squad of 17
> > players. The
> > rules of our league state that in an eleven a side
> > match we can only
> > play 3 substitutes meaning that if all my players
> > were available two
> > would be unable to play any part in the game. Often,
> > for varous
> > reasons, we have had players unable to attend
> > matches so this has not
> > caused problems. However recently I had 16 players
> > turn up so had to
> > tell one of them he would not be taking part. The
> > player himself
> > seemed to take it well and I promised him he would
> > be able to take
> > part in next weeks match. However I did notice that
> > both he and his
> > parents did leave the game early, and that evening I
> > recieved a very
> > irrate phone call from his father who told me that
> > they had travelled
> > some distance to be at the game, and they felt that
> > I should have
> > contacted them beforehand to let them know that
> > their son was'nt
> > playing, I realise in an ideal world that it would
> > have been my best
> > course of action, but more often than not I do not
> > know exactly how
> > many will turn up to a game, and can never bank on
> > getting a full
> > turn out. This episode has made me quite upset
> > because previously to
> > this I have always had excellent relations with my
> > players parents,
> > and I am now wondering whether I should think about
> > trimming my squad
> > down, although I would hate to have to do this as
> > all the Boys have
> > been loyal to me over a long period.  Maqybe some of
> > the members have
> > had similar problems, and if so I would be very
> > grateful for some
> > advice.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
>
> There's only one Sol Campbell!
>
> There's only one Sol Campbell!!!
>
> Thanks Gooner
Foxes rule ok !
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--- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., steve hoszowski <shosz@y...> wrote:
> Howdi
> I know that this is the perennial problem for coaches
> everywhere and it doesnt matter at which level of the
> game.
>
> This might help in the future.
>
> Depending on whether you are playing for sheep
> stations or just coaching a bunch of kids because
> there was no one else is an important aspect to take
> into consideration. At the beginning of the year one
> of the planning principles is to decide with your team
> the goals you are trying to achieve.
>
> You have a huge role to play here as you have the best
> knowledge and understanding of the skill, motivation,
> and development level of the squad. With this you
> would be able to instil an outlook for the team to
> follow.
>
> On a slightly different tack Man Utd have followed a
> very successful rotational system very successfully.
> The australian womens hockey team under Rick
> Charlesworth adopted this system a number of years ago
> and have been very successful.
>
> However any system needs the full knowledge of all
> stakeholders and needs to be implemented at the
> beginning of a season and followed through. The coach
> needs to be aware of players strengths and weaknesses
> as well as the opponents so he/she can produce a
> playing roster to match the level of opponents.
>
> hope this helps
> Steve H
>
> > Thanks Steve, I appreciate your interest, I'm sure its a problem
many must experience

Regards

Pete
>
>
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--- PeteBannerman@... wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> I coach football (as we call it here in England)to a
> group of 14 & 15
> year old boys, and at present we have a squad of 17
> players. The
> rules of our league state that in an eleven a side
> match we can only
> play 3 substitutes meaning that if all my players
> were available two
> would be unable to play any part in the game. Often,
> for varous
> reasons, we have had players unable to attend
> matches so this has not
> caused problems. However recently I had 16 players
> turn up so had to
> tell one of them he would not be taking part. The
> player himself
> seemed to take it well and I promised him he would
> be able to take
> part in next weeks match. However I did notice that
> both he and his
> parents did leave the game early, and that evening I
> recieved a very
> irrate phone call from his father who told me that
> they had travelled
> some distance to be at the game, and they felt that
> I should have
> contacted them beforehand to let them know that
> their son was'nt
> playing, I realise in an ideal world that it would
> have been my best
> course of action, but more often than not I do not
> know exactly how
> many will turn up to a game, and can never bank on
> getting a full
> turn out. This episode has made me quite upset
> because previously to
> this I have always had excellent relations with my
> players parents,
> and I am now wondering whether I should think about
> trimming my squad
> down, although I would hate to have to do this as
> all the Boys have
> been loyal to me over a long period.  Maqybe some of
> the members have
> had similar problems, and if so I would be very
> grateful for some
> advice.
>
>
>
>


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--- PeteBannerman@... wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> I coach football (as we call it here in England)to a
> group of 14 & 15
> year old boys, and at present we have a squad of 17
> players. The
> rules of our league state that in an eleven a side
> match we can only
> play 3 substitutes meaning that if all my players
> were available two
> would be unable to play any part in the game. Often,
> for varous
> reasons, we have had players unable to attend
> matches so this has not
> caused problems. However recently I had 16 players
> turn up so had to
> tell one of them he would not be taking part. The
> player himself
> seemed to take it well and I promised him he would
> be able to take
> part in next weeks match. However I did notice that
> both he and his
> parents did leave the game early, and that evening I
> recieved a very
> irrate phone call from his father who told me that
> they had travelled
> some distance to be at the game, and they felt that
> I should have
> contacted them beforehand to let them know that
> their son was'nt
> playing, I realise in an ideal world that it would
> have been my best
> course of action, but more often than not I do not
> know exactly how
> many will turn up to a game, and can never bank on
> getting a full
> turn out. This episode has made me quite upset
> because previously to
> this I have always had excellent relations with my
> players parents,
> and I am now wondering whether I should think about
> trimming my squad
> down, although I would hate to have to do this as
> all the Boys have
> been loyal to me over a long period.  Maqybe some of
> the members have
> had similar problems, and if so I would be very
> grateful for some
> advice.
>
>
>
>


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Howdi
I know that this is the perennial problem for coaches
everywhere and it doesnt matter at which level of the
game.

This might help in the future.

Depending on whether you are playing for sheep
stations or just coaching a bunch of kids because
there was no one else is an important aspect to take
into consideration. At the beginning of the year one
of the planning principles is to decide with your team
the goals you are trying to achieve.

You have a huge role to play here as you have the best
knowledge and understanding of the skill, motivation,
and development level of the squad. With this you
would be able to instil an outlook for the team to
follow.

On a slightly different tack Man Utd have followed a
very successful rotational system very successfully.
The australian womens hockey team under Rick
Charlesworth adopted this system a number of years ago
and have been very successful.

However any system needs the full knowledge of all
stakeholders and needs to be implemented at the
beginning of a season and followed through. The coach
needs to be aware of players strengths and weaknesses
as well as the opponents so he/she can produce a
playing roster to match the level of opponents.

hope this helps
Steve H

>


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Hi Everyone,
I coach football (as we call it here in England)to a group of 14 & 15
year old boys, and at present we have a squad of 17 players. The
rules of our league state that in an eleven a side match we can only
play 3 substitutes meaning that if all my players were available two
would be unable to play any part in the game. Often, for varous
reasons, we have had players unable to attend matches so this has not
caused problems. However recently I had 16 players turn up so had to
tell one of them he would not be taking part. The player himself
seemed to take it well and I promised him he would be able to take
part in next weeks match. However I did notice that both he and his
parents did leave the game early, and that evening I recieved a very
irrate phone call from his father who told me that they had travelled
some distance to be at the game, and they felt that I should have
contacted them beforehand to let them know that their son was'nt
playing, I realise in an ideal world that it would have been my best
course of action, but more often than not I do not know exactly how
many will turn up to a game, and can never bank on getting a full
turn out. This episode has made me quite upset because previously to
this I have always had excellent relations with my players parents,
and I am now wondering whether I should think about trimming my squad
down, although I would hate to have to do this as all the Boys have
been loyal to me over a long period.  Maqybe some of the members have
had similar problems, and if so I would be very grateful for some
advice.

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "SOJU SKARIAH" <sojuskariah@...>
> 5. How to avoid the ball from spinning too much in the air on shooting as
> this creates friction for the ball.

This is false.  Spinning removes friction.  Fastball pitchers provide a lot
of spin and rotation on the ball when they pitch and are among the most
accurate.  Knuckleball pitchers pitch with almost no rotation and are among
the most unpredictable and slowest. In soccer when shooting you can use
different types of spin and power on your shots.  Watch some of the free
kicks of Roberto Carlos and David Beckham to see what can be achieved
through different type of spin.

Ken Gamble
http://www.decatursports.com
http://www.nasl-rcit.com

Thanks Roy

Google worked and I can see there is a lot of info out there under Soccer
Drills

Thanks
Soju


----Original Message Follows----
From: "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@...>
Reply-To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
To: "'Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com'" <Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] How to improve soccer ski
lls
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001 09:18:21 -0400

Oh well that didn't work Try Google.com and search for soccer drills.

	 -----Original Message-----
	 From: Crunkleton, Roy [SMTP:roy.crunkleton@...]
	 Sent: 25 October 2001 9:16 AM
	 To: 'Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com'
	 Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] How to
improve soccer ski lls

	 Here are a few of the sites I use for refrence with my teams. There
are
	 hundreds more out there too. Hope all the links still work I didn't
check
	 all of them. Good luck.

	 Coach Roy

	  <<EYSA Coaches Handbook U-8 to U-10.url>>  <<Coach's Corner.url>>
<<Soccer
	 Tip Of The Day.url>>  <<Agility Drills for Soccer.url>>

		 -----Original Message-----
		 From: sojuskariah@...
[SMTP:sojuskariah@...]
		 Sent: 24 October 2001 11:09 AM
		 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
		 Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] How to
improve
	 soccer skills

		 Hi

		 Can anybody suggest where I can look for to learn some tips
in

		 1. How to shoot the ball
		 2. How to dribble
		 3. How to trap ; pass

		 Basics of soccer I know . But I have started playing the
game after
		 15 years and am terribly out of touch

		 Cheers
		 Soju



		 --- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy"
<roy.crunkleton@n...>
		 wrote:
		 > I don't think it's a matter of if they can handle it. They
are
	 very
		 strong
		 > and aggressive. And above average as far as ball handling
skills.
		 They just
		 > seem to not have the confidence to do it in a game
situation.
	 During
		 > practice under pressure they can hit the upper and lower
90s with
	 no
		 > problem. Just something psychological about the actual
game. Like
		 coach
		 > Tarlton said they want to pass too much. Giving up some
obvious
		 goal scoring
		 > opportunities.
		 >
		 >  -----Original Message-----
		 >  From: Tarleton, John [SMTP:JTarleton@A...]
		 >  Sent: 16 October 2001 11:09 AM
		 >  To: 'Good-Bad-Ugly@y...'
		 >  Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about
Soccer)]
		 Looking for
		 > Goal-Scoring  drills
		 >
		 >  I have seen this phenomenon with girls teams all
over the
		 place.
		 > The big
		 >  problem here is that they lack the aggression to
finish. A
		 lot of
		 > teams will
		 >  pass the ball in front of  the goal when they have a
better
		 chance
		 > of
		 >  scoring than the receiver does. (sort of the hot
potato in
		 the box
		 > type of
		 >  mentality) I have done a lot of work with having
mine
		 shooting under
		 >  pressure and shoot when they have a shot and not
wait for
	 that
		 > perfect
		 >  touch.  It takes a lot of time and patience and is
not easy
		 to break
		 > them of
		 >  that habit.
		 >
		 >  John Tarleton
		 >
		 > 		 -----Original Message-----
		 > 		 From: Saahil
[mailto:arsenal_rule@y...]
		 > 		 Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001
10:58 AM
		 > 		 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
		 > 		 Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and
Ugly
	 (about
		 > Soccer)]
		 >  Looking for Goal-Scoring  drills
		 >
		 > 		 Then don't play all out attack if
they can't

		 handle
		 > 		 it.
		 >
		 > 		 --- "Crunkleton, Roy"
<roy.crunkleton@n...>
		 > 		 wrote:
		 > 		 > John,
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 > I sure Hope I see the answer to
your
		 question on
		 > 		 > here My U14 girls have the
		 > 		 > same problem. Can move the ball up
field
		 against
		 > 		 > anyone, but when it comes
		 > 		 > time to pull the trigger! They
always want

		 to
		 > 		 > dribble just one more step and
		 > 		 > end up losing it. I run every one
		 touch/first
		 > touch
		 > 		 > drill I can find and
		 > 		 > just can't get them out of it. So
maybe we

		 can
		 > both
		 > 		 > find our solution.
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 > Roy
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 >  -----Original Message-----
		 > 		 >  From: jdux99@y...
		 > [SMTP:jdux99@y...]
		 > 		 >  Sent: 15 October 2001 5:29
PM
		 > 		 >  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
		 > 		 >  Subject: [Good, Bad
and Ugly
		 (about
		 > Soccer)]
		 > 		 > Looking for
		 > 		 > Goal-Scoring drills
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 >  Hi,
		 > 		 >  I coach a U11 girls team.
Our team
		 is very
		 > 		 > offense-oriented but has
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 >  difficulty finishing the
goal.  When

		 we get
		 > inside
		 > 		 > the penalty box
		 > 		 >  our play becomes scattered
and
		 disorganized.
		 > Our
		 > 		 > play
		 > 		 >  approaches "chaos" in this
zone. Can

		 anyone
		 > 		 > recommend drills or
		 > 		 >  techniques that will help us
settle
		 down and
		 > focus
		 > 		 > on the play at
		 > 		 >  hand?
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 >  Thanks for the Help, John
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Hi Richard

Thanks a lot for your tips ; sure did save me a lot of time than looking up
.

Couple of questions on shooting 1. Should the leg swing as far as possible
for generating long shots and power.

In dead ball situations

2. How to make grounders - fast and moving very close to ground level

3. How to shoot waist level ; flat and hard shorts .

4. How to shoot high

5. How to avoid the ball from spinning too much in the air on shooting as
this creates friction for the ball.

You know I do mange to achieve some of the above ; but I never can predict
what kind of shot I would achieve when stepping up to kick the ball.



Look forward to your reply

Thanks
Soju


----Original Message Follows----
From: "Richard Bourley" <richard@...>
Reply-To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
To: <Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] How to improve soccer
skills
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001 21:45:36 +0100

Hi
If it helps............

Trapping the ball..............If the ball is moving too quickly, take the
receiving foot back a foot or so......behind the body......the ball will
come to a stop much easier than trapping in line...................lay off
the ball first time by crunching the foot downwards behind the ball in a
slicing action........for younger boys I call this stamping on the
ant.....this is what it is similar to...............the side step take is
useful for playing the ball into space for yourself.....foot sideways on to
receive,,,,take ball with outstep as it arrives, this puts the ball to one
side of you if the opposing player is approaching directly.......reverse for
other side.---------shooting.......don't be afraid to make yourself
smaller......in pool you get right behing the cue to make the brain's job
easier.....same with football .....line up your body as tightly as possible
behind the ball.........if shooting from distance....put at least one arm
forward over the ball to move the centre of gravity forwards...this will
give more power to the shot.....keeping the head down as well.......(look
where the shot will go before striking)......often the hardest place for a
goalkeeper to get to is right next to his shins, so practise
this..........Dribbling, around cones is as good as any excercise.......make
sure to use the outside of the foot wherever possible as you need to keep
the body between the ball and the opposing player....this is only possible
if you can use both instep and outstep equally when dribbling
Hope this helps,,,,,,saves you looking stuff up......
R


-----Original Message-----
From: sojuskariah@... <sojuskariah@...>
To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com <Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 4:09 PM
Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] How to improve soccer skills


  >Hi
  >
  >Can anybody suggest where I can look for to learn some tips in
  >
  >1. How to shoot the ball
  >2. How to dribble
  >3. How to trap ; pass
  >
  >Basics of soccer I know . But I have started playing the game after
  >15 years and am terribly out of touch
  >
  >Cheers
  >Soju
  >
  >
  >
  >--- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@n...>
  >wrote:
  >> I don't think it's a matter of if they can handle it. They are very
  >strong
  >> and aggressive. And above average as far as ball handling skills.
  >They just
  >> seem to not have the confidence to do it in a game situation. During
  >> practice under pressure they can hit the upper and lower 90s with no
  >> problem. Just something psychological about the actual game. Like
  >coach
  >> Tarlton said they want to pass too much. Giving up some obvious
  >goal scoring
  >> opportunities.
  >>
  >> -----Original Message-----
  >> From: Tarleton, John [SMTP:JTarleton@A...]
  >> Sent: 16 October 2001 11:09 AM
  >> To: 'Good-Bad-Ugly@y...'
  >> Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
  >Looking for
  >> Goal-Scoring  drills
  >>
  >> I have seen this phenomenon with girls teams all over the
  >place.
  >> The big
  >> problem here is that they lack the aggression to finish. A
  >lot of
  >> teams will
  >> pass the ball in front of  the goal when they have a better
  >chance
  >> of
  >> scoring than the receiver does. (sort of the hot potato in
  >the box
  >> type of
  >> mentality) I have done a lot of work with having mine
  >shooting under
  >> pressure and shoot when they have a shot and not wait for that
  >> perfect
  >> touch.  It takes a lot of time and patience and is not easy
  >to break
  >> them of
  >> that habit.
  >>
  >> John Tarleton
  >>
  >> -----Original Message-----
  >> From: Saahil [mailto:arsenal_rule@y...]
  >> Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 10:58 AM
  >> To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
  >> Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about
  >> Soccer)]
  >> Looking for Goal-Scoring  drills
  >>
  >> Then don't play all out attack if they can't
  >handle
  >> it.
  >>
  >> --- "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@n...>
  >> wrote:
  >> > John,
  >> >
  >> > I sure Hope I see the answer to your
  >question on
  >> > here My U14 girls have the
  >> > same problem. Can move the ball up field
  >against
  >> > anyone, but when it comes
  >> > time to pull the trigger! They always want
  >to
  >> > dribble just one more step and
  >> > end up losing it. I run every one
  >touch/first
  >> touch
  >> > drill I can find and
  >> > just can't get them out of it. So maybe we
  >can
  >> both
  >> > find our solution.
  >> >
  >> > Roy
  >> >
  >> > -----Original Message-----
  >> > From: jdux99@y...
  >> [SMTP:jdux99@y...]
  >> > Sent: 15 October 2001 5:29 PM
  >> > To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
  >> > Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly
  >(about
  >> Soccer)]
  >> > Looking for
  >> > Goal-Scoring drills
  >> >
  >> > Hi,
  >> > I coach a U11 girls team.  Our team
  >is very
  >> > offense-oriented but has
  >> >
  >> > difficulty finishing the goal.  When
  >we get
  >> inside
  >> > the penalty box
  >> > our play becomes scattered and
  >disorganized.
  >> Our
  >> > play
  >> > approaches "chaos" in this zone. Can
  >anyone
  >> > recommend drills or
  >> > techniques that will help us settle
  >down and
  >> focus
  >> > on the play at
  >> > hand?
  >> >
  >> > Thanks for the Help, John
  >> >
  >> >
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  >Animations
  >> - Page
  >> > 1 of 102
  >> >
  >> http://users.erols.com/soccertip/cool/soccimag.htm
  >> >
  >> > It is all on CD (Rom) Soccer Material
  >> >
  >> http://users.erols.com/soccertip/forms/donation.htm
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  >soccer
  >> coaching,
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  >> coaches,
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  >>
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  >
  >It is all on CD (Rom) Soccer Material
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Hi
If it helps............

Trapping the ball..............If the ball is moving too quickly, take the
receiving foot back a foot or so......behind the body......the ball will
come to a stop much easier than trapping in line...................lay off
the ball first time by crunching the foot downwards behind the ball in a
slicing action........for younger boys I call this stamping on the
ant.....this is what it is similar to...............the side step take is
useful for playing the ball into space for yourself.....foot sideways on to
receive,,,,take ball with outstep as it arrives, this puts the ball to one
side of you if the opposing player is approaching directly.......reverse for
other side.---------shooting.......don't be afraid to make yourself
smaller......in pool you get right behing the cue to make the brain's job
easier.....same with football .....line up your body as tightly as possible
behind the ball.........if shooting from distance....put at least one arm
forward over the ball to move the centre of gravity forwards...this will
give more power to the shot.....keeping the head down as well.......(look
where the shot will go before striking)......often the hardest place for a
goalkeeper to get to is right next to his shins, so practise
this..........Dribbling, around cones is as good as any excercise.......make
sure to use the outside of the foot wherever possible as you need to keep
the body between the ball and the opposing player....this is only possible
if you can use both instep and outstep equally when dribbling
Hope this helps,,,,,,saves you looking stuff up......
R


-----Original Message-----
From: sojuskariah@... <sojuskariah@...>
To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com <Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 4:09 PM
Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] How to improve soccer skills


>Hi
>
>Can anybody suggest where I can look for to learn some tips in
>
>1. How to shoot the ball
>2. How to dribble
>3. How to trap ; pass
>
>Basics of soccer I know . But I have started playing the game after
>15 years and am terribly out of touch
>
>Cheers
>Soju
>
>
>
>--- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@n...>
>wrote:
>> I don't think it's a matter of if they can handle it. They are very
>strong
>> and aggressive. And above average as far as ball handling skills.
>They just
>> seem to not have the confidence to do it in a game situation. During
>> practice under pressure they can hit the upper and lower 90s with no
>> problem. Just something psychological about the actual game. Like
>coach
>> Tarlton said they want to pass too much. Giving up some obvious
>goal scoring
>> opportunities.
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Tarleton, John [SMTP:JTarleton@A...]
>> Sent: 16 October 2001 11:09 AM
>> To: 'Good-Bad-Ugly@y...'
>> Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
>Looking for
>> Goal-Scoring  drills
>>
>> I have seen this phenomenon with girls teams all over the
>place.
>> The big
>> problem here is that they lack the aggression to finish. A
>lot of
>> teams will
>> pass the ball in front of  the goal when they have a better
>chance
>> of
>> scoring than the receiver does. (sort of the hot potato in
>the box
>> type of
>> mentality) I have done a lot of work with having mine
>shooting under
>> pressure and shoot when they have a shot and not wait for that
>> perfect
>> touch.  It takes a lot of time and patience and is not easy
>to break
>> them of
>> that habit.
>>
>> John Tarleton
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Saahil [mailto:arsenal_rule@y...]
>> Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 10:58 AM
>> To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
>> Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about
>> Soccer)]
>> Looking for Goal-Scoring  drills
>>
>> Then don't play all out attack if they can't
>handle
>> it.
>>
>> --- "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@n...>
>> wrote:
>> > John,
>> >
>> > I sure Hope I see the answer to your
>question on
>> > here My U14 girls have the
>> > same problem. Can move the ball up field
>against
>> > anyone, but when it comes
>> > time to pull the trigger! They always want
>to
>> > dribble just one more step and
>> > end up losing it. I run every one
>touch/first
>> touch
>> > drill I can find and
>> > just can't get them out of it. So maybe we
>can
>> both
>> > find our solution.
>> >
>> > Roy
>> >
>> > -----Original Message-----
>> > From: jdux99@y...
>> [SMTP:jdux99@y...]
>> > Sent: 15 October 2001 5:29 PM
>> > To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
>> > Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly
>(about
>> Soccer)]
>> > Looking for
>> > Goal-Scoring drills
>> >
>> > Hi,
>> > I coach a U11 girls team.  Our team
>is very
>> > offense-oriented but has
>> >
>> > difficulty finishing the goal.  When
>we get
>> inside
>> > the penalty box
>> > our play becomes scattered and
>disorganized.
>> Our
>> > play
>> > approaches "chaos" in this zone. Can
>anyone
>> > recommend drills or
>> > techniques that will help us settle
>down and
>> focus
>> > on the play at
>> > hand?
>> >
>> > Thanks for the Help, John
>> >
>> >
>> > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups
>> Sponsor
>> >
>> > To unsubscribe from this group, send
>an
>> email to:
>> > Good-Bad-Ugly-unsubscribe@egroups.com
>> >
>> > Free Soccer Clip Art, Images and
>Animations
>> - Page
>> > 1 of 102
>> >
>> http://users.erols.com/soccertip/cool/soccimag.htm
>> >
>> > It is all on CD (Rom) Soccer Material
>> >
>> http://users.erols.com/soccertip/forms/donation.htm
>> >
>> > Understand Soccer: Material about
>soccer
>> coaching,
>> > soccer training, soccer drills. For
>soccer
>> coaches,
>> >
>> > soccer players, soccer clubs.
>> >
>> > Owner Coach Cameron
>> >
>> > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject
>to
>> > http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>> =====
>>
>> There's only one Sol Campbell!
>>
>> There's only one Sol Campbell!!!
>>
>>
>>
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>Page 1
>> of 102
>>
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>>
>> It is all on CD (Rom) Soccer Material
>>
> http://users.erols.com/soccertip/forms/donation.htm
>> Understand Soccer: Material about soccer
>coaching,
>> soccer training, soccer drills. For soccer
>coaches,
>> soccer players, soccer clubs.
>>
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>> http://users.erols.com/soccertip/cool/soccimag.htm
>>
>> It is all on CD (Rom) Soccer Material
>> http://users.erols.com/soccertip/forms/donation.htm
>> Understand Soccer: Material about soccer coaching,
>> soccer training, soccer drills. For soccer coaches,
>> soccer players, soccer clubs.
>>
>> Owner Coach Cameron
>>
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>
>
>
>To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
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>http://users.erols.com/soccertip/cool/soccimag.htm
>
>It is all on CD (Rom) Soccer Material
>http://users.erols.com/soccertip/forms/donation.htm
>Understand Soccer: Material about soccer coaching,
>soccer training, soccer drills. For soccer coaches,
>soccer players, soccer clubs.
>
>Owner Coach Cameron
>
>Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>
>

Oh well that didn't work Try Google.com and search for soccer drills.

	 -----Original Message-----
	 From: Crunkleton, Roy [SMTP:roy.crunkleton@...]
	 Sent: 25 October 2001 9:16 AM
	 To: 'Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com'
	 Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] How to
improve soccer ski lls

	 Here are a few of the sites I use for refrence with my teams. There
are
	 hundreds more out there too. Hope all the links still work I didn't
check
	 all of them. Good luck.

	 Coach Roy

	  <<EYSA Coaches Handbook U-8 to U-10.url>>  <<Coach's Corner.url>>
<<Soccer
	 Tip Of The Day.url>>  <<Agility Drills for Soccer.url>>

		 -----Original Message-----
		 From: sojuskariah@...
[SMTP:sojuskariah@...]
		 Sent: 24 October 2001 11:09 AM
		 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
		 Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] How to
improve
	 soccer skills

		 Hi

		 Can anybody suggest where I can look for to learn some tips
in

		 1. How to shoot the ball
		 2. How to dribble
		 3. How to trap ; pass

		 Basics of soccer I know . But I have started playing the
game after
		 15 years and am terribly out of touch

		 Cheers
		 Soju



		 --- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy"
<roy.crunkleton@n...>
		 wrote:
		 > I don't think it's a matter of if they can handle it. They
are
	 very
		 strong
		 > and aggressive. And above average as far as ball handling
skills.
		 They just
		 > seem to not have the confidence to do it in a game
situation.
	 During
		 > practice under pressure they can hit the upper and lower
90s with
	 no
		 > problem. Just something psychological about the actual
game. Like
		 coach
		 > Tarlton said they want to pass too much. Giving up some
obvious
		 goal scoring
		 > opportunities.
		 >
		 >  -----Original Message-----
		 >  From: Tarleton, John [SMTP:JTarleton@A...]
		 >  Sent: 16 October 2001 11:09 AM
		 >  To: 'Good-Bad-Ugly@y...'
		 >  Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about
Soccer)]
		 Looking for
		 > Goal-Scoring  drills
		 >
		 >  I have seen this phenomenon with girls teams all
over the
		 place.
		 > The big
		 >  problem here is that they lack the aggression to
finish. A
		 lot of
		 > teams will
		 >  pass the ball in front of  the goal when they have a
better
		 chance
		 > of
		 >  scoring than the receiver does. (sort of the hot
potato in
		 the box
		 > type of
		 >  mentality) I have done a lot of work with having
mine
		 shooting under
		 >  pressure and shoot when they have a shot and not
wait for
	 that
		 > perfect
		 >  touch.  It takes a lot of time and patience and is
not easy
		 to break
		 > them of
		 >  that habit.
		 >
		 >  John Tarleton
		 >
		 > 		 -----Original Message-----
		 > 		 From: Saahil
[mailto:arsenal_rule@y...]
		 > 		 Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001
10:58 AM
		 > 		 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
		 > 		 Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and
Ugly
	 (about
		 > Soccer)]
		 >  Looking for Goal-Scoring  drills
		 >
		 > 		 Then don't play all out attack if
they can't

		 handle
		 > 		 it.
		 >
		 > 		 --- "Crunkleton, Roy"
<roy.crunkleton@n...>
		 > 		 wrote:
		 > 		 > John,
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 > I sure Hope I see the answer to
your
		 question on
		 > 		 > here My U14 girls have the
		 > 		 > same problem. Can move the ball up
field
		 against
		 > 		 > anyone, but when it comes
		 > 		 > time to pull the trigger! They
always want

		 to
		 > 		 > dribble just one more step and
		 > 		 > end up losing it. I run every one
		 touch/first
		 > touch
		 > 		 > drill I can find and
		 > 		 > just can't get them out of it. So
maybe we

		 can
		 > both
		 > 		 > find our solution.
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 > Roy
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 >  -----Original Message-----
		 > 		 >  From: jdux99@y...
		 > [SMTP:jdux99@y...]
		 > 		 >  Sent: 15 October 2001 5:29
PM
		 > 		 >  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
		 > 		 >  Subject: [Good, Bad
and Ugly
		 (about
		 > Soccer)]
		 > 		 > Looking for
		 > 		 > Goal-Scoring drills
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 >  Hi,
		 > 		 >  I coach a U11 girls team.
Our team
		 is very
		 > 		 > offense-oriented but has
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 >  difficulty finishing the
goal.  When

		 we get
		 > inside
		 > 		 > the penalty box
		 > 		 >  our play becomes scattered
and
		 disorganized.
		 > Our
		 > 		 > play
		 > 		 >  approaches "chaos" in this
zone. Can

		 anyone
		 > 		 > recommend drills or
		 > 		 >  techniques that will help us
settle
		 down and
		 > focus
		 > 		 > on the play at
		 > 		 >  hand?
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 >  Thanks for the Help, John
		 > 		 >
		 > 		 >
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	  << File: EYSA Coaches Handbook U-8 to U-10.url >>  << File: Coach's
Corner.url >>  << File: Soccer Tip Of The Day.url >>  << File: Agility
Drills for Soccer.url >>

Here are a few of the sites I use for refrence with my teams. There are
hundreds more out there too. Hope all the links still work I didn't check
all of them. Good luck.

Coach Roy

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	 -----Original Message-----
	 From: sojuskariah@... [SMTP:sojuskariah@...]
	 Sent: 24 October 2001 11:09 AM
	 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
	 Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] How to improve
soccer skills

	 Hi

	 Can anybody suggest where I can look for to learn some tips in

	 1. How to shoot the ball
	 2. How to dribble
	 3. How to trap ; pass

	 Basics of soccer I know . But I have started playing the game after
	 15 years and am terribly out of touch

	 Cheers
	 Soju



	 --- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@n...>
	 wrote:
	 > I don't think it's a matter of if they can handle it. They are
very
	 strong
	 > and aggressive. And above average as far as ball handling skills.
	 They just
	 > seem to not have the confidence to do it in a game situation.
During
	 > practice under pressure they can hit the upper and lower 90s with
no
	 > problem. Just something psychological about the actual game. Like
	 coach
	 > Tarlton said they want to pass too much. Giving up some obvious
	 goal scoring
	 > opportunities.
	 >
	 >  -----Original Message-----
	 >  From: Tarleton, John [SMTP:JTarleton@A...]
	 >  Sent: 16 October 2001 11:09 AM
	 >  To: 'Good-Bad-Ugly@y...'
	 >  Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
	 Looking for
	 > Goal-Scoring  drills
	 >
	 >  I have seen this phenomenon with girls teams all over the
	 place.
	 > The big
	 >  problem here is that they lack the aggression to finish. A
	 lot of
	 > teams will
	 >  pass the ball in front of  the goal when they have a better
	 chance
	 > of
	 >  scoring than the receiver does. (sort of the hot potato in
	 the box
	 > type of
	 >  mentality) I have done a lot of work with having mine
	 shooting under
	 >  pressure and shoot when they have a shot and not wait for
that
	 > perfect
	 >  touch.  It takes a lot of time and patience and is not easy
	 to break
	 > them of
	 >  that habit.
	 >
	 >  John Tarleton
	 >
	 > 		 -----Original Message-----
	 > 		 From: Saahil [mailto:arsenal_rule@y...]
	 > 		 Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 10:58 AM
	 > 		 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
	 > 		 Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly
(about
	 > Soccer)]
	 >  Looking for Goal-Scoring  drills
	 >
	 > 		 Then don't play all out attack if they can't

	 handle
	 > 		 it.
	 >
	 > 		 --- "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@n...>
	 > 		 wrote:
	 > 		 > John,
	 > 		 >
	 > 		 > I sure Hope I see the answer to your
	 question on
	 > 		 > here My U14 girls have the
	 > 		 > same problem. Can move the ball up field
	 against
	 > 		 > anyone, but when it comes
	 > 		 > time to pull the trigger! They always want

	 to
	 > 		 > dribble just one more step and
	 > 		 > end up losing it. I run every one
	 touch/first
	 > touch
	 > 		 > drill I can find and
	 > 		 > just can't get them out of it. So maybe we

	 can
	 > both
	 > 		 > find our solution.
	 > 		 >
	 > 		 > Roy
	 > 		 >
	 > 		 >  -----Original Message-----
	 > 		 >  From: jdux99@y...
	 > [SMTP:jdux99@y...]
	 > 		 >  Sent: 15 October 2001 5:29 PM
	 > 		 >  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
	 > 		 >  Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly
	 (about
	 > Soccer)]
	 > 		 > Looking for
	 > 		 > Goal-Scoring drills
	 > 		 >
	 > 		 >  Hi,
	 > 		 >  I coach a U11 girls team.  Our team
	 is very
	 > 		 > offense-oriented but has
	 > 		 >
	 > 		 >  difficulty finishing the goal.  When

	 we get
	 > inside
	 > 		 > the penalty box
	 > 		 >  our play becomes scattered and
	 disorganized.
	 > Our
	 > 		 > play
	 > 		 >  approaches "chaos" in this zone. Can

	 anyone
	 > 		 > recommend drills or
	 > 		 >  techniques that will help us settle
	 down and
	 > focus
	 > 		 > on the play at
	 > 		 >  hand?
	 > 		 >
	 > 		 >  Thanks for the Help, John
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Hi

Can anybody suggest where I can look for to learn some tips in

1. How to shoot the ball
2. How to dribble
3. How to trap ; pass

Basics of soccer I know . But I have started playing the game after
15 years and am terribly out of touch

Cheers
Soju



--- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@n...>
wrote:
> I don't think it's a matter of if they can handle it. They are very
strong
> and aggressive. And above average as far as ball handling skills.
They just
> seem to not have the confidence to do it in a game situation. During
> practice under pressure they can hit the upper and lower 90s with no
> problem. Just something psychological about the actual game. Like
coach
> Tarlton said they want to pass too much. Giving up some obvious
goal scoring
> opportunities.
>
>  -----Original Message-----
>  From: Tarleton, John [SMTP:JTarleton@A...]
>  Sent: 16 October 2001 11:09 AM
>  To: 'Good-Bad-Ugly@y...'
>  Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
Looking for
> Goal-Scoring  drills
>
>  I have seen this phenomenon with girls teams all over the
place.
> The big
>  problem here is that they lack the aggression to finish. A
lot of
> teams will
>  pass the ball in front of  the goal when they have a better
chance
> of
>  scoring than the receiver does. (sort of the hot potato in
the box
> type of
>  mentality) I have done a lot of work with having mine
shooting under
>  pressure and shoot when they have a shot and not wait for that
> perfect
>  touch.  It takes a lot of time and patience and is not easy
to break
> them of
>  that habit.
>
>  John Tarleton
>
> 		 -----Original Message-----
> 		 From: Saahil [mailto:arsenal_rule@y...]
> 		 Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 10:58 AM
> 		 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
> 		 Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about
> Soccer)]
>  Looking for Goal-Scoring  drills
>
> 		 Then don't play all out attack if they can't
handle
> 		 it.
>
> 		 --- "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@n...>
> 		 wrote:
> 		 > John,
> 		 >
> 		 > I sure Hope I see the answer to your
question on
> 		 > here My U14 girls have the
> 		 > same problem. Can move the ball up field
against
> 		 > anyone, but when it comes
> 		 > time to pull the trigger! They always want
to
> 		 > dribble just one more step and
> 		 > end up losing it. I run every one
touch/first
> touch
> 		 > drill I can find and
> 		 > just can't get them out of it. So maybe we
can
> both
> 		 > find our solution.
> 		 >
> 		 > Roy
> 		 >
> 		 >  -----Original Message-----
> 		 >  From: jdux99@y...
> [SMTP:jdux99@y...]
> 		 >  Sent: 15 October 2001 5:29 PM
> 		 >  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
> 		 >  Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly
(about
> Soccer)]
> 		 > Looking for
> 		 > Goal-Scoring drills
> 		 >
> 		 >  Hi,
> 		 >  I coach a U11 girls team.  Our team
is very
> 		 > offense-oriented but has
> 		 >
> 		 >  difficulty finishing the goal.  When
we get
> inside
> 		 > the penalty box
> 		 >  our play becomes scattered and
disorganized.
> Our
> 		 > play
> 		 >  approaches "chaos" in this zone. Can
anyone
> 		 > recommend drills or
> 		 >  techniques that will help us settle
down and
> focus
> 		 > on the play at
> 		 >  hand?
> 		 >
> 		 >  Thanks for the Help, John
> 		 >
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I don't think it's a matter of if they can handle it. They are very strong
and aggressive. And above average as far as ball handling skills. They just
seem to not have the confidence to do it in a game situation. During
practice under pressure they can hit the upper and lower 90s with no
problem. Just something psychological about the actual game. Like coach
Tarlton said they want to pass too much. Giving up some obvious goal scoring
opportunities.

	 -----Original Message-----
	 From: Tarleton, John [SMTP:JTarleton@...]
	 Sent: 16 October 2001 11:09 AM
	 To: 'Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com'
	 Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] Looking for
Goal-Scoring  drills

	 I have seen this phenomenon with girls teams all over the place.
The big
	 problem here is that they lack the aggression to finish. A lot of
teams will
	 pass the ball in front of  the goal when they have a better chance
of
	 scoring than the receiver does. (sort of the hot potato in the box
type of
	 mentality) I have done a lot of work with having mine shooting under
	 pressure and shoot when they have a shot and not wait for that
perfect
	 touch.  It takes a lot of time and patience and is not easy to break
them of
	 that habit.

	 John Tarleton

			 -----Original Message-----
			 From: Saahil [mailto:arsenal_rule@...]
			 Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 10:58 AM
			 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
			 Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about
Soccer)]
	 Looking for Goal-Scoring  drills

			 Then don't play all out attack if they can't handle
			 it.

			 --- "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@...>
			 wrote:
			 > John,
			 >
			 > I sure Hope I see the answer to your question on
			 > here My U14 girls have the
			 > same problem. Can move the ball up field against
			 > anyone, but when it comes
			 > time to pull the trigger! They always want to
			 > dribble just one more step and
			 > end up losing it. I run every one touch/first
touch
			 > drill I can find and
			 > just can't get them out of it. So maybe we can
both
			 > find our solution.
			 >
			 > Roy
			 >
			 >  -----Original Message-----
			 >  From: jdux99@...
[SMTP:jdux99@...]
			 >  Sent: 15 October 2001 5:29 PM
			 >  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
			 >  Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about
Soccer)]
			 > Looking for
			 > Goal-Scoring drills
			 >
			 >  Hi,
			 >  I coach a U11 girls team.  Our team is very
			 > offense-oriented but has
			 >
			 >  difficulty finishing the goal.  When we get
inside
			 > the penalty box
			 >  our play becomes scattered and disorganized.
Our
			 > play
			 >  approaches "chaos" in this zone. Can anyone
			 > recommend drills or
			 >  techniques that will help us settle down and
focus
			 > on the play at
			 >  hand?
			 >
			 >  Thanks for the Help, John
			 >
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I have seen this phenomenon with girls teams all over the place.  The big
problem here is that they lack the aggression to finish. A lot of teams will
pass the ball in front of  the goal when they have a better chance of
scoring than the receiver does. (sort of the hot potato in the box type of
mentality) I have done a lot of work with having mine shooting under
pressure and shoot when they have a shot and not wait for that perfect
touch.  It takes a lot of time and patience and is not easy to break them of
that habit.

John Tarleton

		 -----Original Message-----
		 From: Saahil [mailto:arsenal_rule@...]
		 Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 10:58 AM
		 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
		 Subject: RE: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
Looking for Goal-Scoring  drills

		 Then don't play all out attack if they can't handle
		 it.

		 --- "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@...>
		 wrote:
		 > John,
		 >
		 > I sure Hope I see the answer to your question on
		 > here My U14 girls have the
		 > same problem. Can move the ball up field against
		 > anyone, but when it comes
		 > time to pull the trigger! They always want to
		 > dribble just one more step and
		 > end up losing it. I run every one touch/first touch
		 > drill I can find and
		 > just can't get them out of it. So maybe we can both
		 > find our solution.
		 >
		 > Roy
		 >
		 >  -----Original Message-----
		 >  From: jdux99@... [SMTP:jdux99@...]
		 >  Sent: 15 October 2001 5:29 PM
		 >  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
		 >  Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
		 > Looking for
		 > Goal-Scoring drills
		 >
		 >  Hi,
		 >  I coach a U11 girls team.  Our team is very
		 > offense-oriented but has
		 >
		 >  difficulty finishing the goal.  When we get inside
		 > the penalty box
		 >  our play becomes scattered and disorganized. Our
		 > play
		 >  approaches "chaos" in this zone. Can anyone
		 > recommend drills or
		 >  techniques that will help us settle down and focus
		 > on the play at
		 >  hand?
		 >
		 >  Thanks for the Help, John
		 >
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Then don't play all out attack if they can't handle
it.

--- "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@...>
wrote:
> John,
>
> I sure Hope I see the answer to your question on
> here My U14 girls have the
> same problem. Can move the ball up field against
> anyone, but when it comes
> time to pull the trigger! They always want to
> dribble just one more step and
> end up losing it. I run every one touch/first touch
> drill I can find and
> just can't get them out of it. So maybe we can both
> find our solution.
>
> Roy
>
>  -----Original Message-----
>  From: jdux99@... [SMTP:jdux99@...]
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> Looking for
> Goal-Scoring drills
>
>  Hi,
>  I coach a U11 girls team.  Our team is very
> offense-oriented but has
>
>  difficulty finishing the goal.  When we get inside
> the penalty box
>  our play becomes scattered and disorganized. Our
> play
>  approaches "chaos" in this zone. Can anyone
> recommend drills or
>  techniques that will help us settle down and focus
> on the play at
>  hand?
>
>  Thanks for the Help, John
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John,

I sure Hope I see the answer to your question on here My U14 girls have the
same problem. Can move the ball up field against anyone, but when it comes
time to pull the trigger! They always want to dribble just one more step and
end up losing it. I run every one touch/first touch drill I can find and
just can't get them out of it. So maybe we can both find our solution.

Roy

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	 Hi,
	 I coach a U11 girls team.  Our team is very offense-oriented but has

	 difficulty finishing the goal.  When we get inside the penalty box
	 our play becomes scattered and disorganized. Our play
	 approaches "chaos" in this zone. Can anyone recommend drills or
	 techniques that will help us settle down and focus on the play at
	 hand?

	 Thanks for the Help, John


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Hi,
I coach a U11 girls team.  Our team is very offense-oriented but has
difficulty finishing the goal.  When we get inside the penalty box
our play becomes scattered and disorganized. Our play
approaches "chaos" in this zone. Can anyone recommend drills or
techniques that will help us settle down and focus on the play at
hand?

Thanks for the Help, John

When playing soccer I mange the team configuration
according to my players capabilities and also
responding to the other team.

From my point of view any configuration is the right
configuration.  Try as a coach to figure it out by
trying different situations and see what works best
for your team.


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>       1. soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: "Forsyth, Peter"
> <pforsyth@...>
>       2. info
>            From: "Bonnie Argeropoulos"
> <bargerop@...>
>       3. RE: info
>            From: "Forsyth, Peter"
> <pforsyth@...>
>       4. Re: info (long)
>            From: "Ken Gamble" <dsports@...>
>       5. Re: info (long)
>            From: "Bonnie Argeropoulos"
> <bargerop@...>
>       6. Re: info
>            From: "Bonnie Argeropoulos"
> <bargerop@...>
>       7. Re: soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: JMiz5000@...
>       8. Re: soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: "Paula Lopez"
> <soccer_chick_paula@...>
>       9. Re: soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: "Ken Gamble" <dsports@...>
>      10. Re: soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: Teri Munden
> <tmunden47170@...>
>      11. Re: info
>            From: Teri Munden
> <tmunden47170@...>
>
>
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> Message: 1
>    Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 12:04:08 -0400
>    From: "Forsyth, Peter" <pforsyth@...>
> Subject: soccer positions and responsibilities
>
> I have a daughter playing competitive U13. Her coach
> is using her in a
> number of positions and being a guy raised playing
> hockey, I have a good
> understanding on how the positions in hockey work.
> Soccer introduces two
> positions that are a bit foreign to me and I am
> hoping that somebody can
> explain what the responsibilities are of the Stopper
> and the Sweeper. I
> understand where they play on the field but I a bit
> lost on what they are
> supposed to do.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
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>
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>
> Message: 2
>    Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 14:13:50 -0400
>    From: "Bonnie Argeropoulos"
> <bargerop@...>
> Subject: info
>
> I coach a u-12 girls soccer team. Just recently,
> that age group went over to an 8 v 8 team size. Does
> anyone know where I can get information on team
> configuration and shape. (i.e..) 3 2 2 1, etc?
>
> Thank you, Coach
>
>
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> Message: 3
>    Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 14:25:25 -0400
>    From: "Forsyth, Peter" <pforsyth@...>
> Subject: RE: info
>
> I recently came across the website mentioned below.
> Although there is no
> mention of 8 v 8, the U 12 age group is often
> referred to, so you may find
> information there or be able to get answers.
>
> http://www.brucebrownlee.com/
> <http://www.brucebrownlee.com/>
>
>
>  -----Original Message-----
> From: Bonnie Argeropoulos
> [mailto:bargerop@...]
> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 2:14 PM
> To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] info
>
>
>
> I coach a u-12 girls soccer team. Just recently,
> that age group went over to
> an 8 v 8 team size. Does anyone know where I can get
> information on team
> configuration and shape. (i.e..) 3 2 2 1, etc?
>
> Thank you, Coach
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>    Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 14:31:00 -0500
>    From: "Ken Gamble" <dsports@...>
> Subject: Re: info (long)
>
> Bonnie,
>
>     Here's an answer that I sent to another coach
> with a similar question.
> Although it doesn't point you towards specific
> information it does say
> something about systems of play at 8v8. I know this
> has been discussed
> on the coach-l soccer e-mail list many times so you
> could do an archive
> search at
> http://lists.mun.ca/archives/soccer-coach-l.html
> using "8v8 formation" as your search term. I did a
> search and ended up
> with the list of e-mails discussing 8v8 formations
> below.  The search
> takes some time but you will end up with a list of
> links - see below.
>
> >>>>>>>
>          Just a quick reply.  There's no correct
> answer.  It depends on
> what your personnel is like, what size fields you
> play
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Stopper's first responsibility is to the defend the
center of the field and also to provide support to the
midfielders.  Sweeper fills-in the gaps in defense to
support the side (or the center) where the pressure
is.


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> There are 11 messages in this issue.
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> Topics in this digest:
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>       1. soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: "Forsyth, Peter"
> <pforsyth@...>
>       2. info
>            From: "Bonnie Argeropoulos"
> <bargerop@...>
>       3. RE: info
>            From: "Forsyth, Peter"
> <pforsyth@...>
>       4. Re: info (long)
>            From: "Ken Gamble" <dsports@...>
>       5. Re: info (long)
>            From: "Bonnie Argeropoulos"
> <bargerop@...>
>       6. Re: info
>            From: "Bonnie Argeropoulos"
> <bargerop@...>
>       7. Re: soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: JMiz5000@...
>       8. Re: soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: "Paula Lopez"
> <soccer_chick_paula@...>
>       9. Re: soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: "Ken Gamble" <dsports@...>
>      10. Re: soccer positions and responsibilities
>            From: Teri Munden
> <tmunden47170@...>
>      11. Re: info
>            From: Teri Munden
> <tmunden47170@...>
>
>
>
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>
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>
> Message: 1
>    Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 12:04:08 -0400
>    From: "Forsyth, Peter" <pforsyth@...>
> Subject: soccer positions and responsibilities
>
> I have a daughter playing competitive U13. Her coach
> is using her in a
> number of positions and being a guy raised playing
> hockey, I have a good
> understanding on how the positions in hockey work.
> Soccer introduces two
> positions that are a bit foreign to me and I am
> hoping that somebody can
> explain what the responsibilities are of the Stopper
> and the Sweeper. I
> understand where they play on the field but I a bit
> lost on what they are
> supposed to do.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
________________________________________________________________________
>
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>
> Message: 2
>    Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 14:13:50 -0400
>    From: "Bonnie Argeropoulos"
> <bargerop@...>
> Subject: info
>
> I coach a u-12 girls soccer team. Just recently,
> that age group went over to an 8 v 8 team size. Does
> anyone know where I can get information on team
> configuration and shape. (i.e..) 3 2 2 1, etc?
>
> Thank you, Coach
>
>
> [This message contained attachments]
>
>
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> Message: 3
>    Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 14:25:25 -0400
>    From: "Forsyth, Peter" <pforsyth@...>
> Subject: RE: info
>
> I recently came across the website mentioned below.
> Although there is no
> mention of 8 v 8, the U 12 age group is often
> referred to, so you may find
> information there or be able to get answers.
>
> http://www.brucebrownlee.com/
> <http://www.brucebrownlee.com/>
>
>
>  -----Original Message-----
> From: Bonnie Argeropoulos
> [mailto:bargerop@...]
> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 2:14 PM
> To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] info
>
>
>
> I coach a u-12 girls soccer team. Just recently,
> that age group went over to
> an 8 v 8 team size. Does anyone know where I can get
> information on team
> configuration and shape. (i.e..) 3 2 2 1, etc?
>
> Thank you, Coach
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>    Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 14:31:00 -0500
>    From: "Ken Gamble" <dsports@...>
> Subject: Re: info (long)
>
> Bonnie,
>
>     Here's an answer that I sent to another coach
> with a similar question.
> Although it doesn't point you towards specific
> information it does say
> something about systems of play at 8v8. I know this
> has been discussed
> on the coach-l soccer e-mail list many times so you
> could do an archive
> search at
> http://lists.mun.ca/archives/soccer-coach-l.html
> using "8v8 formation" as your search term. I did a
> search and ended up
> with the list of e-mails discussing 8v8 formations
> below.  The search
> takes some time but you will end up with a list of
> links - see below.
>
> >>>>>>>
>          Just a quick reply.  There's no correct
> answer.  It depends on
> what your personnel is like, what size fields you
> play
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Teri, I always try and just set mine in practice and assign them a spot to
be or a "position" e.g. near post, far post, center of goal etc. just keep
reinforcing during practice these are your positions if we have a corner
aganst us. As to the offsides even my U14s have a hard time grasping it
sometimes. I just try and teach them to keep there eye on the last defender
and stay with him during the play. I use my dry erase board with all my
teams to draw them a picture of what offsides is because I have forund most
kids are visual. You show them a picture and they seem to get it better.
Hope this helps alittle.

Coach Roy

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      Subject:      [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] offside

      We've had 2 games so far that both would have been ties. In one my
      players left the middle of the goal unprotected when the other team
      was doing a corner kick. The other was when the scored from a
penalty
      kick because we were called for off-sides. What is the best and
      easiest way to explain to 7 and 8 yr. old what this is. thanks for
      any help...Teri


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I'm interested in the age range that off sides is introduced.  In the
Chicago area travelling soccer has offsides down to at least U-9 and the
kids seem to be able to handle it.  On the other hand, if they are playing
recreational soccer, it probably shouldn't matter for another year or two.
I think it makes sense to the kids (moreso than to their parents) once they
start playing positions and stop playing clusters.

Gary Davidoff

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I was surprised to read that 7-8 year old boys (or
girls) play with off sides.  At this age skill
development is the most important aspect of soccer.
We introduce off sides only at the U12 level.

Also, your referee needs a refresher course, there is
no penalty kick for off sides.


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>       1. Re: offside
>            From: Chuck Schwartz
> <mscsteelers@...>
>       2. RE: offside
>            From: "Crunkleton, Roy"
> <roy.crunkleton@...>
>       3. Re: offside
>            From: tgraham88@...
>       4. RE: offside
>            From: "Tarleton, John"
> <JTarleton@...>
>
>
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> Message: 1
>    Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 03:52:01 -0700 (PDT)
>    From: Chuck Schwartz <mscsteelers@...>
> Subject: Re: offside
>
> After crossing mid field with the ball, your most
> forward offensive player can not be in front of the
> defense and accept a pass.
>
> That should be easy enough to understand at their
> age.
>
> Good luck, Chuck
>
> --- tmunden47170@... wrote:
> > We've had 2 games so far that both would have been
> > ties. In one my
> > players left the middle of the goal unprotected
> when
> > the other team
> > was doing a corner kick. The other was when the
> > scored from a penalty
> > kick because we were called for off-sides. What is
> > the best and
> > easiest way to explain to 7 and 8 yr. old what
> this
> > is. thanks for
> > any help...Teri
> >
> >
>
>
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> Message: 2
>    Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 07:20:30 -0400
>    From: "Crunkleton, Roy"
> <roy.crunkleton@...>
> Subject: RE: offside
>
> Teri, I always try and just set mine in practice and
> assign them a spot to
> be or a "position" e.g. near post, far post, center
> of goal etc. just keep
> reinforcing during practice these are your positions
> if we have a corner
> aganst us. As to the offsides even my U14s have a
> hard time grasping it
> sometimes. I just try and teach them to keep there
> eye on the last defender
> and stay with him during the play. I use my dry
> erase board with all my
> teams to draw them a picture of what offsides is
> because I have forund most
> kids are visual. You show them a picture and they
> seem to get it better.
> Hope this helps alittle.
>
> Coach Roy
>
>  -----Original Message-----
>  From: tmunden47170@...
> [SMTP:tmunden47170@...]
>  Sent: 16 September 2001 7:59 PM
>  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
>  Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
> offside
>
>  We've had 2 games so far that both would have been
> ties. In one my
>  players left the middle of the goal unprotected
> when the other team
>  was doing a corner kick. The other was when the
> scored from a
> penalty
>  kick because we were called for off-sides. What is
> the best and
>  easiest way to explain to 7 and 8 yr. old what this
> is. thanks for
>  any help...Teri
>
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> Message: 3
>    Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 15:25:42 -0000
>    From: tgraham88@...
> Subject: Re: offside
>
> My first question is why U-8's are playing w/ the
> offside rule in
> place to begin with.  As Roy mentioned, U-14's have
> a hard time
> grasping the concept of offsides so how can we
> expect 7 & 8 year olds
> to do it. I would check w/ your club to see if you
> are really supposed
> to be teaching concepts like that to such young
> kids. Your focus
> should be on skills not concepts.
>
> As a side note, offsides should not result in a
> penalty kick.
>
> TG
>
> --- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy"
> <roy.crunkleton@n...>
> wrote:
> > Teri, I always try and just set mine in practice
> and assign them a
> spot to
> > be or a "position" e.g. near post, far post,
> center of goal etc.
> just keep
> > reinforcing during practice these are your
> positions if we have a
> corner
> > aganst us. As to the offsides even my U14s have a
> hard time grasping
> it
> > sometimes. I just try and teach them to keep there
> eye on the last
> defender
> > and stay with him during the play. I use my dry
> erase
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I was surprised to read that 7-8 year old boys (or
girls) play with off sides.  At this age skill
development is the most important aspect of soccer.
We introduce off sides only at the U12 level.

Also, your referee needs a refresher course, there is
no penalty kick for off sides.


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>       1. Re: offside
>            From: Chuck Schwartz
> <mscsteelers@...>
>       2. RE: offside
>            From: "Crunkleton, Roy"
> <roy.crunkleton@...>
>       3. Re: offside
>            From: tgraham88@...
>       4. RE: offside
>            From: "Tarleton, John"
> <JTarleton@...>
>
>
>
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> Message: 1
>    Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 03:52:01 -0700 (PDT)
>    From: Chuck Schwartz <mscsteelers@...>
> Subject: Re: offside
>
> After crossing mid field with the ball, your most
> forward offensive player can not be in front of the
> defense and accept a pass.
>
> That should be easy enough to understand at their
> age.
>
> Good luck, Chuck
>
> --- tmunden47170@... wrote:
> > We've had 2 games so far that both would have been
> > ties. In one my
> > players left the middle of the goal unprotected
> when
> > the other team
> > was doing a corner kick. The other was when the
> > scored from a penalty
> > kick because we were called for off-sides. What is
> > the best and
> > easiest way to explain to 7 and 8 yr. old what
> this
> > is. thanks for
> > any help...Teri
> >
> >
>
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>    Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 07:20:30 -0400
>    From: "Crunkleton, Roy"
> <roy.crunkleton@...>
> Subject: RE: offside
>
> Teri, I always try and just set mine in practice and
> assign them a spot to
> be or a "position" e.g. near post, far post, center
> of goal etc. just keep
> reinforcing during practice these are your positions
> if we have a corner
> aganst us. As to the offsides even my U14s have a
> hard time grasping it
> sometimes. I just try and teach them to keep there
> eye on the last defender
> and stay with him during the play. I use my dry
> erase board with all my
> teams to draw them a picture of what offsides is
> because I have forund most
> kids are visual. You show them a picture and they
> seem to get it better.
> Hope this helps alittle.
>
> Coach Roy
>
>  -----Original Message-----
>  From: tmunden47170@...
> [SMTP:tmunden47170@...]
>  Sent: 16 September 2001 7:59 PM
>  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
>  Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
> offside
>
>  We've had 2 games so far that both would have been
> ties. In one my
>  players left the middle of the goal unprotected
> when the other team
>  was doing a corner kick. The other was when the
> scored from a
> penalty
>  kick because we were called for off-sides. What is
> the best and
>  easiest way to explain to 7 and 8 yr. old what this
> is. thanks for
>  any help...Teri
>
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> Message: 3
>    Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 15:25:42 -0000
>    From: tgraham88@...
> Subject: Re: offside
>
> My first question is why U-8's are playing w/ the
> offside rule in
> place to begin with.  As Roy mentioned, U-14's have
> a hard time
> grasping the concept of offsides so how can we
> expect 7 & 8 year olds
> to do it. I would check w/ your club to see if you
> are really supposed
> to be teaching concepts like that to such young
> kids. Your focus
> should be on skills not concepts.
>
> As a side note, offsides should not result in a
> penalty kick.
>
> TG
>
> --- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy"
> <roy.crunkleton@n...>
> wrote:
> > Teri, I always try and just set mine in practice
> and assign them a
> spot to
> > be or a "position" e.g. near post, far post,
> center of goal etc.
> just keep
> > reinforcing during practice these are your
> positions if we have a
> corner
> > aganst us. As to the offsides even my U14s have a
> hard time grasping
> it
> > sometimes. I just try and teach them to keep there
> eye on the last
> defender
> > and stay with him during the play. I use my dry
> erase
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At that age group kids should not only be focused on skills but they should
be playing in small sided games as recommended by US Soccer.  This is
appropriate for their development as players and it keeps the game fun.  It
also sounds to me like your referees need some training as well.

JT

		 -----Original Message-----
		 From: tgraham88@... [mailto:tgraham88@...]
		 Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 11:26 AM
		 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
		 Subject: Re: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
offside

		 My first question is why U-8's are playing w/ the offside
rule in
		 place to begin with.  As Roy mentioned, U-14's have a hard
time
		 grasping the concept of offsides so how can we expect 7 & 8
year olds
		 to do it. I would check w/ your club to see if you are
really supposed
		 to be teaching concepts like that to such young kids. Your
focus
		 should be on skills not concepts.

		 As a side note, offsides should not result in a penalty
kick.

		 TG

		 --- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy"
<roy.crunkleton@n...>
		 wrote:
		 > Teri, I always try and just set mine in practice and
assign them a
		 spot to
		 > be or a "position" e.g. near post, far post, center of
goal etc.
		 just keep
		 > reinforcing during practice these are your positions if we
have a
		 corner
		 > aganst us. As to the offsides even my U14s have a hard
time grasping
		 it
		 > sometimes. I just try and teach them to keep there eye on
the last
		 defender
		 > and stay with him during the play. I use my dry erase
board with all
		 my
		 > teams to draw them a picture of what offsides is because I
have
		 forund most
		 > kids are visual. You show them a picture and they seem to
get it
		 better.
		 > Hope this helps alittle.
		 >
		 > Coach Roy
		 >
		 >  -----Original Message-----
		 >  From: tmunden47170@y... [SMTP:tmunden47170@y...]
		 >  Sent: 16 September 2001 7:59 PM
		 >  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
		 >  Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)]
offside
		 >
		 >  We've had 2 games so far that both would have been
ties. In
		 one my
		 >  players left the middle of the goal unprotected when
the other
		 team
		 >  was doing a corner kick. The other was when the
scored from a
		 > penalty
		 >  kick because we were called for off-sides. What is
the best
		 and
		 >  easiest way to explain to 7 and 8 yr. old what this
is. thanks
		 for
		 >  any help...Teri
		 >
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My first question is why U-8's are playing w/ the offside rule in
place to begin with.  As Roy mentioned, U-14's have a hard time
grasping the concept of offsides so how can we expect 7 & 8 year olds
to do it. I would check w/ your club to see if you are really supposed
to be teaching concepts like that to such young kids. Your focus
should be on skills not concepts.

As a side note, offsides should not result in a penalty kick.

TG

--- In Good-Bad-Ugly@y..., "Crunkleton, Roy" <roy.crunkleton@n...>
wrote:
> Teri, I always try and just set mine in practice and assign them a
spot to
> be or a "position" e.g. near post, far post, center of goal etc.
just keep
> reinforcing during practice these are your positions if we have a
corner
> aganst us. As to the offsides even my U14s have a hard time grasping
it
> sometimes. I just try and teach them to keep there eye on the last
defender
> and stay with him during the play. I use my dry erase board with all
my
> teams to draw them a picture of what offsides is because I have
forund most
> kids are visual. You show them a picture and they seem to get it
better.
> Hope this helps alittle.
>
> Coach Roy
>
>  -----Original Message-----
>  From: tmunden47170@y... [SMTP:tmunden47170@y...]
>  Sent: 16 September 2001 7:59 PM
>  To: Good-Bad-Ugly@y...
>  Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] offside
>
>  We've had 2 games so far that both would have been ties. In
one my
>  players left the middle of the goal unprotected when the other
team
>  was doing a corner kick. The other was when the scored from a
> penalty
>  kick because we were called for off-sides. What is the best
and
>  easiest way to explain to 7 and 8 yr. old what this is. thanks
for
>  any help...Teri
>
>
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Teri, I always try and just set mine in practice and assign them a spot to
be or a "position" e.g. near post, far post, center of goal etc. just keep
reinforcing during practice these are your positions if we have a corner
aganst us. As to the offsides even my U14s have a hard time grasping it
sometimes. I just try and teach them to keep there eye on the last defender
and stay with him during the play. I use my dry erase board with all my
teams to draw them a picture of what offsides is because I have forund most
kids are visual. You show them a picture and they seem to get it better.
Hope this helps alittle.

Coach Roy

	 -----Original Message-----
	 From: tmunden47170@... [SMTP:tmunden47170@...]
	 Sent: 16 September 2001 7:59 PM
	 To: Good-Bad-Ugly@yahoogroups.com
	 Subject: [Good, Bad and Ugly (about Soccer)] offside

	 We've had 2 games so far that both would have been ties. In one my
	 players left the middle of the goal unprotected when the other team
	 was doing a corner kick. The other was when the scored from a
penalty
	 kick because we were called for off-sides. What is the best and
	 easiest way to explain to 7 and 8 yr. old what this is. thanks for
	 any help...Teri


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After crossing mid field with the ball, your most
forward offensive player can not be in front of the
defense and accept a pass.

That should be easy enough to understand at their age.

Good luck, Chuck

--- tmunden47170@... wrote:
> We've had 2 games so far that both would have been
> ties. In one my
> players left the middle of the goal unprotected when
> the other team
> was doing a corner kick. The other was when the
> scored from a penalty
> kick because we were called for off-sides. What is
> the best and
> easiest way to explain to 7 and 8 yr. old what this
> is. thanks for
> any help...Teri
>
>


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