I’ll never forget the soccer tournament I played in Rhode Island. The temperature had reached 98 degrees. It was so hot that the tournament directors required referees to stop games every 15 minutes for players to rehydrate. As a coach, parent, or player, it’s very important that you remember to take the time to rehydrate or you risk the condition of heat exhaustion. Continue reading
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The 2008 Red Bull Street Style World Finals was held on November 18th in São Paulo, Brazil. Participants from 42 countries competed in one-on-one battles held on a special stage, seven meters in diameter, where they needed to alternate ball possession every 20 seconds while displaying their best ball tricks to the rhythm of music for 3 minutes. Judging is based on ball control, creativity, and style. Continue reading
Did you ever wonder how much the top players were being paid in Major League Soccer (MLS)? Well we have put together the top 10 base salaries for the 2008 season. Based on the list, it looks like midfielders and forwards are paid the most. Only one defender made the list! Continue reading
Now I’m not sure if this could be ruled as unsportsmanlike conduct, but it appears that it was allowed! Check out this video of a group of players dropping their shorts in front of the goalie just before a free kick is taken. The result is a goal! Continue reading
November 12, 2008 |
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Because soccer is such a simple game, there is not much equipment needed to play unlike other sports. This makes the game less expensive to play, which makes both parents and players happy! Let’s see what’s needed! Continue reading
November 12, 2008 |
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Over the past few years, I’ve watched and played soccer with Tokelo Gugushe, also known as Tiki. He has great speed and skill with the ball and is also a creative player. I had the pleasure of interviewing Tiki through email recently. Continue reading