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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostGo Forward!
So in the end the midlfielder is trading 100% possession for a downfield boot from the goalie that is at best a 50/50 ball. Get back to me when you get to Barcelona level training and alter those percentages.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostGuessing you are being humorous but the trend of always going backwards drives me crazy. Most often it just seems like the easy way out for poorly trained midfielders. One minute they possess the ball in the middle of the field. The next minute the ball is being booted after making it's way back to the goalie. And when the goalie boots it, more often than not it's coming right back down your throat at the feet of an opposing player.
So in the end the midlfielder is trading 100% possession for a downfield boot from the goalie that is at best a 50/50 ball. Get back to me when you get to Barcelona level training and alter those percentages.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostGuessing you are being humorous but the trend of always going backwards drives me crazy. Most often it just seems like the easy way out for poorly trained midfielders. One minute they possess the ball in the middle of the field. The next minute the ball is being booted after making it's way back to the goalie. And when the goalie boots it, more often than not it's coming right back down your throat at the feet of an opposing player.
So in the end the midlfielder is trading 100% possession for a downfield boot from the goalie that is at best a 50/50 ball. Get back to me when you get to Barcelona level training and alter those percentages.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe key is to know how to move without the ball when your team has possession. American kids have no clue.
Soccer is a visual sport easily taught to someone who watches...not so easy if they don’t
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe key is to know how to move without the ball when your team has possession. American kids have no clue.
No need to play more than 2 or 3 touch if they know where to go.
Get rid of dribbling completely😳😳😳😳
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBecause they don’t watch the game intelligently, which is entirely the parents’ fault.
Soccer is a visual sport easily taught to someone who watches...not so easy if they don’t
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe key is to know how to move without the ball when your team has possession. American kids have no clue.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIn American Football, wide receivers run set patterns attempting to find an opening in the defense. The QB(CM) looks for a place to locate his pass. Soccer play involves less stoppages. Players need to find spaces in the defense.
Boyd and Arriola the new Messi and Suarez?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostGuessing you are being humorous but the trend of always going backwards drives me crazy. Most often it just seems like the easy way out for poorly trained midfielders. One minute they possess the ball in the middle of the field. The next minute the ball is being booted after making it's way back to the goalie. And when the goalie boots it, more often than not it's coming right back down your throat at the feet of an opposing player.
So in the end the midlfielder is trading 100% possession for a downfield boot from the goalie that is at best a 50/50 ball. Get back to me when you get to Barcelona level training and alter those percentages.
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