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- Weird end to Beckham's career. Today was 1st PSG league start.Would've been nicer to see him wrap it up w/ a team he had some history with. 4 hours ago
- RT @DonkeyWhisperer: 16 young boys from Vancouver took on the great Bayern Munich today. And we bloody well held 'em to a 0-0 tie. #proud #… 6 hours ago
- @vanufc what's with those goofs in the bottom picture? #beepbeep 1 day ago
- @Russcher More an inability to pass up an easy jibe. Would actually prefer Spurs in UCL next season 1 day ago
- RT @BeardEric: Atlético Madrid's Miranda: "I wanted to win this game for the kids who laugh at my son at class everyday for being an Atléti… 1 day ago
Daily Archives: January 31, 2011
Sportstown FC’s full HPL application
Perhaps naively, I assumed that most of those pursuing HPL franchises would want to promote their bid by publicizing their application and highlighting its strengths. It’s a very tight timeline and when the winning applicants are announced they will have … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged BC HPL, Colin Elmes, high performance league, HPL, Sportstown FC, TSS
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HPL: What would your criteria be?
We all know the rules have already been written and with the applications being submitted today, there are probably some groups madly looking for ways to play up their strengths while downplaying their weaknesses in terms of the criteria they’ve … Continue reading
Set piece revisited: direct free kick
Anyone remember this? Probably not since 90% of you are really just here for the HPL conversation! Regardless, it’s one of two set pieces for direct free kicks that my U16 girls team use and we finally had a chance … Continue reading
The language of coaching
The Guardian has a really good article on how the terminology coaches use can be counter-productive to help players (and the comments from readers about some of their favourite ‘shouts’ is even more entertaining). I’ve touched on this before about … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching
Tagged coaching terminology, coaching youth soccer, common sense for coaches
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Torres v Malouda: who gets the left and who gets left (on the bench)
Maybe this is a bit of a stretch but the first attempt I made to see if it stacked up statistically using Guardian Chalkboards did support the idea that Chelsea have just bought a player for £50 million, Fernando Torres, … Continue reading →