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The Real Truth Behind Ronaldo |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 08 Jun 2010
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Nathan Williams To Leave Placer United |
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Coaches Education
on 07 Jun 2010
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How a Soccer Star Is Made - Ajax Amsterdam |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 06 Jun 2010
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The World Cup As Big Business - Time Magazine |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 03 Jun 2010
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 At a party in 1998, João Havelange was asked whether he considered
himself the most powerful man in the world. It was a question suitable
for a head of state, but Havelange, who was merely the president of
FIFA, or Fédération Internationale de Football Association, soccer's
governing body, didn't blanch. He said, "I've been to Russia twice,
invited by President Yeltsin ... In Italy, I saw Pope John Paul II three
times. When I go to Saudi Arabia, King Fahd welcomes me in splendid
fashion ... Do you think a head of state will spare that much time for
just anyone? That's respect. They've got their power, and I've got mine:
the power of football, which is the greatest power there is."
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Now is not the time to mess with formations or players’ mindsets |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 03 Jun 2010
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When England’s key player has a scowl on his face, England have a
problem. So the condition of Wayne Rooney less than two weeks before the
match against the United States was a worry. Click here to read more
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Five questions England needs to answer before opener against U.S. |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 03 Jun 2010
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Just over two weeks to go until England opens its World Cup campaign
against the USA in Rustenburg and manager Fabio Capello has a
bunch of unresolved questions. Not a big deal per se, everybody has them
at this stage. Yet finding the right answers will likely determine how
far England gets in this competition. Here are five Capello conundrums:
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BE afraid, England. Be very afraid! USA, USA, USA, USA, USA |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 03 Jun 2010
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BE afraid, England. Be very afraid.
That
was the crystal-clear message from across the Pond this weekend as the
USA wrapped up their home World Cup preparations with an impressive win
over Turkey.
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World Cup 2010: England told they have nothing to fear from USA, says Guus Hiddink |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 03 Jun 2010
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A class above is how Guus Hiddink ranked England
in relation to the United States after watching his Turkey side head
for the
beaches early in Philadelphia. Like England in Graz, the USA
recovered a first-half deficit with a heightened response. Turkey
persisted
for an hour until Jozy Altidore poked America level. After that they
were on
the plane home. Click here to read more
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Klinsmann broke off US talks partly over MLS |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 03 Jun 2010
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BRISTOL, Connecticut (AP)—Juergen Klinsmann broke off talks to become
coach of
the U.S. football team in 2006 because he wasn’t guaranteed top players
the
following summer for two preparation tournaments ahead of World Cup
qualifying.
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Building Soccer in America: Three Stories of Struggle and Success |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 03 Jun 2010
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"Research has shown.......the best young soccer players in America were playing way too many games" |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 02 Jun 2010
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In its zeal to create better soccer prospects, the youth soccer
community in the U.S. had crammed more and more games and tournaments
into tight schedules, leaving little time for the necessary repetitions
that might not come in a game but that are fundamental to the pursuit of
professional-grade skills. Youth soccer, the task force decided, had to
be brought back to basics: lots of practice interspersed with a few
good games against quality opposition.
Click here
to read article
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Patience youth soccer fans. . . but a shift in the youth structure is coming. |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 01 Jun 2010
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How U.S. youth technical director, Claudio Reyna, plans to change
American soccer.
Click here to read more.
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"Bradley’s comments make the guy sound more like a plumber than a soccer player" |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 01 Jun 2010
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By Paul Gardner
"He's kind of a calming
influence. I think we were too hectic on the ball in the first half and
he kind of settled us a little bit when he got the ball, and it helped
us a lot." That is Landon Donovan, talking about Jose Francisco Torres
-- and in particular the effect that Torres had on the U.S. team when he
subbed in for the second half of Saturday's game against Turkey.
Click here to read more
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Beware of youth soccer orthodoxy!!! |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 01 Jun 2010
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By Paul Gardner
I get a lot of enjoyment out
of looking at the Cal South Magazine -- it tells me quite a lot about
the youth situation in one of our most important regions, and anyway,
there are plenty of photos of smiling kids, and that’s always fun.
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Bojan: “I went from being a kid to not being able to walk down the street” |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 01 Jun 2010
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The United States needs to tap into its large soccer player pool |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 01 Jun 2010
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The U.S. has one of the largest soccer player pools in the world. It's a
sleeping giant in the soccer world, yet has been unable to produce the
consistent quality needed to become a world cup champion contender.
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Claudio Reyna Tackles Youth Development |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 01 Jun 2010
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“How do we give more of our millions of kids playing a better
experience and a better path to becoming better players?” - US
Soccer President Sunil Gulati
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Ramzi’s Rambles: The moment of truth |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 01 Jun 2010
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Laporta’s Era is almost gone. Regardless of all the controversy, there
is no doubt that the club was subject to a radical transition on all
aspects. The team success, added to the revolutionary development of
Media coverage, Internet growth, and sport’s marketing progress,
introduced Barcelona to a massive number of football fans across the
globe. That’s always good news as it creates opportunities. Yet, for a
club like Barcelona, it is also a challenge.
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"We do need to get better and we want to get better and the easiest way to do that is coaching" |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 28 May 2010
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EAST HARTFORD, Conn. — The only way the United States will catch up to
the rest of the soccer world is by starting young. Click here to read more
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Not one of his (Walcot) 11 attempts (crossing) found its way on to Crouch's head |
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Category:
Coaches Education
on 27 May 2010
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EXCLUSIVE: The secrets of Fortress Fabio Capello: Sportsmail keeps
an eye on England's latest Alpine work-out
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