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The Human Wall - Brad Friedel |
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Plenty of talent to be had in expansion draft |
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Street Soccer, "it is played daily in a competitive form" |
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Category:
Youth Soccer
on 17 Nov 2006
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"In African and South American countries,
where the conditions for street soccer are favorable, you can immediately notice
that youth players have a head start. They go through a more varied technical
and tactical development within their own experiences. Therefore, the "feeling"
for the game is also better. They find their motivation on the street to play
the games over and over again, no matter how simple they are. Even if there is
only a wall at their disposal..."
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Wenger: Arsenal need consistency |
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Category:
Professional
on 17 Nov 2006
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Arsene Wenger knows all too well "quality alone does not make champions" as Arsenal enter a crucial week of their season.
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Pekerman set to become USA boss |
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Category:
Professional
on 17 Nov 2006
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Friedel builds a Youth Academy for the Future |
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Category:
Youth Soccer
on 17 Nov 2006
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"Football in America is a mid to upper-class sport and I want to change that"
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Ferenc Puskas: One of all time soccer greats |
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Category:
Professional
on 17 Nov 2006
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A few great articles on one of soccer greats....
Pele? Diego Maradona? Ronaldinho?
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I was born a footballer - Pep Guardiola |
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Wanted: New ideas for attacking soccer |
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International Herald Tribune: Soccer, An evening of light and shadows |
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'Can't imagine life without' it |
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Category:
Youth Soccer
on 16 Nov 2006
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"I can't imagine life without
soccer. Everyone out here speaks Spanish. Actually you can say it is
Mexico, only the fields in Mexico are not this good," said Lagunas, a
talented defender for the Atletico Juniors in the Liga Revelacion in
Decatur.
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Hugo Sanchez in the hot seat as new coach for Mexico |
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Category:
Professional
on 16 Nov 2006
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PACHUCA, Mexico: Former Real Madrid striker Hugo Sanchez was appointed
Mexico's new national team coach on Thursday, selected in a unanimous
vote of Mexico's 18 first-division clubs.
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Study Claims World's Children Damaged by Specialization in Sports |
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Category:
Youth Soccer
on 16 Nov 2006
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A study by the Anti-Specialization In National Interested Nation's Educators (ASININE) has concluded that specialization in sports is damaging the world's children. ASININE looked at children in 100 different countries and determined if nothing is done to change the current amount of soccer being played in other countries there is a risk of burnout, repetitive injuries and lawsuit.
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