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| JUNE 2006 |
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How to take free kicks
How to take free kicks
Taking free kicks is a vital part of football tactics. Free kicks offer an opportunity to control play and also offer you the chance to score goals when taken near the penalty area. The manager should plan numerous different variations such as free kicks from different angles, so that each player knows where to make their run or how to head the ball.
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| Football history | Football history
In 1815, the famous English School, Eton College, established a set of rules which other schools, colleges and Universities began to use. Later, these were standardised and a version, known as the Cambridge Rules, was adopted by most of England's Universities and Colleges in 1848.
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| Buying football boots | Buying football boots
thiCheck list for buying Football Boots:When buying football boots the following check list should be taken into account.Make sure the boot are not tight are comfortable.Make sure that they fit well, the width should be right and the boot should be flexible as to let you control the football. A major consideration that should be taken into account should be the studs that come with the football boot. There are 3 types of studs on soles firstly there is the screw-able stud, This allows the football player to adjust the size of the studs depending on the type of pitch they are playing on. If the ground in hard then smaller studs should be used as this will mean that the studs don’t have to go in as far making it easier to run. ...
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| History of World Cup | History of World Cup
The FIFA World Cup is the most important competition in international football ,and the world's most representative team sport event. Organized by Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), the sport's governing body, the event was conceived in the 1920’s when a number of different French innovators led by Jules Rimet which the first world cup trophy was named after are the inspiration behind the competition.
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