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October 15, 2008 | Strategy | No Comments
The offside trap can be a very useful tactic for a defending team if used properly and in moderation. It is meant to catch attacking players of the opposing team in an offside position. Let’s learn how it’s used along with the advantages and disadvantages that come with it. Continue reading
October 15, 2008 | Strategy | 3 Comments
The definition of formation in terms of soccer is an arrangement of players positioned on the field. The type of formation to use depends on whether the coach is looking to play a more attacking or defending style of play. In this article, we’ll discuss the most common soccer formations. Continue reading
In our previous article, we discussed the idea of FIFA changing or removing the offside rule in order to increase the game’s lack of goal scoring. Another possible way we could help increase the number of goal scoring opportunities is by limiting the amount of players allowed in a wall during free kicks. Continue reading
We’ve all been there. It’s just you and an open goal up ahead. You receive the pass, overly excited to put the ball in the net, and then all of a sudden the worst happens. You either miss the ball or miss the net! The following is a compilation of some of the worst misses! Continue reading
Did you know that Hungary is the country with the most Olympic Gold medals? Since 1908, Hungary has won 3 times. However, Argentina, United Kingdom and Uruguay are close behind, each winning 2. The United States Women’s team has made it to every final match in the Olympics since 1996. They have won 3 out of 4 Gold medal finals, only losing to Norway in 2000.
In case you haven’t noticed, we’ve added two new categories to Sideline Soccer: Advice for Players and Water Cooler. Advice for Players is meant to provide helpful information to players on all aspects of soccer, including information pertaining to college. Water Cooler is meant to be a place to gather around and discuss various soccer topics, hopefully increasing interaction between visitors and the Sideline Soccer team. Enjoy!
Soccer, known outside of the USA as football, is the number one played sport in the world. However, within the United States, I hear and read articles stating that the beautiful game is just too boring. One underlying reason as to why is its lack of scoring. So what can we do about it? I think we should start with the offside rule. Continue reading
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