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This information will teach you how to run faster on the soccer field and give you and your team the edge in the game. Soccer has become a power and speed game. More: continued here

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Dwight Yorke, the former Manchester United forward whose goals led the club to 1999 treble glory, has retired from football at the age of 37 and intends to become a coach. He is to take up the post of assistant manager of the Trinidad and Tobago national team as a first step into coaching. Yorke’s [...]

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Keep yelling and screaming and you might get a different result. In case you haven’t noticed I’m being sarcastic. More: continued here

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Soccer drills are the backbone of any good coach. A great coach also knows to include the element of fun. More: continued here

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Practice makes perfect (CRINGE). I hate to say it, but there is no substitute for hard work, motivation and dedication. In soccer as in everything else, you’ll only improve if you focus on your own development by training regularly. More: continued here

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There were times in the English Premier League when a football stadium was a potentially violent place. You would know if you were ever beaten at one! However, the all-seater stadiums have pretty much controlled the problem of violence at football games. And when you hear about supporters getting banned for life for creating trouble [...]

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If you are a soccer fan, you know that Argentina is one of the biggest national team in the world. You also know that Argentina has not won a major championship for a long time and that they won their last world cup in 1986 thanks to one of the greatest soccer player of all [...]

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One thing we can safely predict about the upcoming English Premier league season is that it’s going to be interesting; very interesting. At both ends of the table, as well… More: continued here

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Most people involved in sport know that titles and championships can be decided in the most cruel of ways: the 1999 Champions League soccer final was certainly one of those occasions. Having led for most of the final, thanks to a 6th minute free kick by Mario Basler, the German side Bayern Munich, must have [...]

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The reactions of the Manchester United players were in stark contrast to those of Bayern Munich team they had just beaten in the 1999 Champions League final. The Neville brothers, Gary and Phil, were jubilant that they were part of a historic moment. The three fingers they held high in the air were symbolic of [...]

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