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40% of all goals come from set pieces. Very sad -
Most teams don't practice set pieces. Sad for soccer but it isn't just an ECNL issueComment
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ecnl teams are too good to practice such mundane tasks...….Comment
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Why dont you just coach an ECNL team. Im sure you are more qualified to do that than complain about one aspect of youth soccer. Heck maybe you are the answer to all of the US soccer problems. If teams only practiced set pieces. Wow. But now that we discovered the new Mourinho, you should replace him at Manchester United.
So really, leave the country. Leave now. You idiot. You obviously have too much time to criticize youth soccer that you should just leave and do things your way. You must feel really smart seeing your kids team not score on a set piece so you think thats a huge issue. You obviously know nothing.Comment
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Someone has gotten any action for a while and Mourinho was an overrated coach thatjust got fired from Man U.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Leave this country..LOL!! Too Funny!! Coming from someone who gets winded from just walking from your car to the field. If you knew anything about the sport, many goals come from set pieces. Many ECNL teams in Florida do not have the talent to benefit from a set piece, so they use the kick the ball and hope for the best.
I see now why your kid always gets benched.Comment
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I have not been laid in 5 years but, I still practice set piecesOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
My kid obviously plays and I obviously know soccer. And Many ECNL teams play kickball? Maybe on the girls side. But i hate how you stupid parents say dumb things about DA and ECNL. Cant imagine how bad youd be if your kid played either.Comment
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I think a fair amount of coaches do. Corner kicks for sure. and Goal kicks. Some might work on direct kicks some getting cute passing over and around the defensive wall. Do you consider throw- ins a set play?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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I think the problem is actually the stupid coaches.... or maybe coaches who don't care, can't teach, don't know soccer but like an extra paycheck, etc....... kids go to clubs to be taught by coaches, yet they keep playing kickball, brilliant strategy. But, as long as the money is flowing, why changeOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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