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27.05 2020
The Best Soccer Training Equipment for Players and Coaches
by Terry Andrews
Coaching soccer requires more than just improving players’ skills. You need an environment that is
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Top Soccer Coaching Tips
by Terry Andrews
Coaching kids and youths to play soccer is one of the most satisfying jobs. Watching young players
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Learn the Soccer Basics
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Soccer is probably the most popular sport across the world. This can be proven by the enormous

Soccer vs American Football

So, what are the major differences between soccer and American football? Well, many things set the two sports apart. In this soccer vs football guide, we have put together some of the main differences between these two sports.

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Baccus Transition from Blacktown to A-League

Baccus Transition from Blacktown to A-League

20/05/2020 0

The name Kearyn Baccus hit in the media around 2010 when he moved to join the French side Le Man’s and became one of the Australian from New South Wales pursuing football career in Europe. By then, he was a promising player in the Sydney FC’s youth team, which he had joined back in 2008. But what

Mariners Support Pink Ribbon Day

Mariners Support Pink Ribbon Day

12/05/2020 0

Since 2012, Coast Central Mariners have been using their A-League matches to make a statement in the fight against cancer. Every October, the team has been dedicating one of their league’s matches to promote breast cancer awareness. The campaign also helps to raise money for the research, prevention, and cancer support services.   In the year 2013, the

What We Learnt – Adelaide United 2-1 Wellington Phoenix

What We Learnt – Adelaide United 2-1 Wellington Phoenix

24/04/2020 0

Adelaide United defeated Wellington Phoenix 2-1 on Saturday afternoon courtesy of a winner deep into second half stoppage time. Coopers Stadium witnessed an end to end contest in the first half, with Roly Bonevacia opening the scoring in the 15th minute following an incisive Phoenix counter attack. The hosts hit back in the 37th when

What Happened To YouTube Sensation Rhain Davis

What Happened To YouTube Sensation Rhain Davis

13/04/2020 0

When the name Rhain Davis, most of the people will likely remember the YouTube teen sensation kid that took the world of football by storm due to his incredible football skills. After his family uploaded a YouTube video showcasing his soccer skills, the video got more than five million views. This was not a small achievement since

Gombau: 3-4-3 is My Next Step

Gombau: 3-4-3 is My Next Step

08/04/2020 0

Adelaide United coach Josep Gombau revealed on Monday that his team will be switching from their 4-3-3 formation to a new 3-4-3 shape from next season. “It is something that is my next step for next season, to play this 3-4-3 that is part of the style,” Gombau said during a press conference following training

What We Learnt – Adelaide United 2-0 Brisbane Roar

What We Learnt – Adelaide United 2-0 Brisbane Roar

27/03/2020 0

Adelaide United hosted Brisbane Roar in the FFA Cup Round of 16 at Coopers Stadium on Tuesday night in a match that the home side dominated, culminating in a 2-0 scoreline in favour of the Reds. United controlled the match throughout but especially in the first 45 minutes, where they set up camp inside the

The Christchurch Miracle

The Christchurch Miracle

09/03/2020 0

Sport is a celebration of the competitive spirit inherent in human nature that pitting opponents against one another in a test of both physical and mental superiority. Often these are even contests that push either side to their limits, other times they are one-sided demolitions. Sport rarely lies. The stronger individual or team more often

Questions the Socceroos Need Answered in Their Upcoming Friendlies

Questions the Socceroos Need Answered in Their Upcoming Friendlies

10/02/2020 0

The Socceroos face World Cup quarter finalists Belgium in Liege on Friday September 5 (4.45am AEST) and play Asian rivals Saudi Arabia at the now traditional home away from home for Australian football, Fulham’s Craven Cottage on Tuesday September 9 (5am AEST). But what issues does coach Ange Postecoglou need to resolve in these games?

Exclusive: The Wandering Quinn Roars Into Holland

Exclusive: The Wandering Quinn Roars Into Holland

30/01/2020 0

After stints in the Brisbane Roar and Western Sydney Wanderers’ youth sides, young Australian footballer Alistair Quinn has sealed a move to Eredivise side NAC Breda F.C. after a successful trial. He spoke to Football Central’s Adam Howard about the move and his footballing experiences. How did the trial with NAC come about? My agent

It’s The Destination

It’s The Destination

14/01/2020 0

Big steps have been taken over the last few years in Australia in terms of youth development, and the fabrication of a modern national footballing identity and philosophy. Three nations highlighted in the FFA’s National Curriculum whose own philosophies were used as a blueprint were Spain, Germany, and Holland. Not bad choices considering the high

Erasing Racism Must Start at Home

Erasing Racism Must Start at Home

31/12/2019 0

This weekend saw five games of A-League football tagged with the moniker of the ‘erase racism round’, a noble concept in itself. However, it becomes a compromised initiative when Football Federation Australia (FFA) themselves last year implemented a number of discriminatory regulations, collectively known as the National Club Identity Policy (NCIP). The ideological goal of

Adelaide United Facing Financial Troubles

Adelaide United Facing Financial Troubles

17/12/2019 0

Adelaide United is the latest A-League club to fall into financial difficulties with revelations emerging the club is unprofitable and behind on payments. United are not the only A-League club to find themselves in the red recently with Newcastle Jets being put up for sale and Central Coast Mariners also rumoured to be struggling to

Alessandro Del Piero Brief Stint At Sydney FC

Alessandro Del Piero Brief Stint At Sydney FC

09/12/2019 0

The signing of the Juventus and Italian legend, Alessandro Del Piero, by Sydney FC was one of the most talked-about moves in the A-league. From the massive media coverage to increased crowds during matches, this was definitely impactful signing. There were many factors that made the signing of this soccer star the talk not only

Juric’s Proud Message Sparks Unwarranted Response

Juric’s Proud Message Sparks Unwarranted Response

26/11/2019 0

Stretching his long legs to latch onto a swerving pinpoint cross from teammate Mathew Leckie, Tomi Jurić half volleyed past Omani goalkeeper Ali Al-Habsi as Australia extended their already commanding lead in their Asian Cup group stage clash. Jurić, a proud Australian of Croatian heritage, then lifted up his shirt to reveal a touching and

How FFA Missed To Hire Romeo Jozak

How FFA Missed To Hire Romeo Jozak

15/11/2019 0

Back in 2014, every soccer fan in Australia was eagerly waiting for Romeo Jozac to replace the outgoing national technical director, Han Berger. The Dutchman had been in the role since 2009 and was credited for helping Socceroos book a place in the Brazil FIFA World Cup.  Finding his replacement was a tough decision for the football Federation, considering

What We Learnt – Adelaide United 1-0 Wellington Phoenix

What We Learnt – Adelaide United 1-0 Wellington Phoenix

04/11/2019 0

Adelaide United hosted Wellington Phoenix on Tuesday night in their Round of 32 FFA Cup clash. The match was played at Marden Sports Complex due to ongoing renovation works at United’s home ground, Coopers Stadium. A crowd of 2,804 was on hand to see United win 1-0, and ensuring their progression to the Round of

Socceroos’ 2015 Asian Cup Campaign

Socceroos’ 2015 Asian Cup Campaign

28/10/2019 0

2015 was a great year for Aussie soccer fans. It was the year that the country hosted the AFC Asian Cup, which was the biggest football tournament ever held in Australia. This comes in the backdrop of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. So, Asian Cup won’t have come at a better since soccer

Phoenix Sparkling Debate, but Why?

Phoenix Sparkling Debate, but Why?

09/10/2019 0

Over the last few weeks, the Wellington Phoenix have risen from the ashes to take top spot on the A-League table away from Perth. The jump in table positions has coincided with an increase in the number of media types questioning the inclusion of a New Zealand based team in an Australian league. The articles

The Phoenix are Here to Stay

The Phoenix are Here to Stay

28/09/2019 0

The following is in response to Michael Cockerill’s recent article where he said that the Wellington Phoenix “are on notice” regarding their place in the A-League. Licensing Cockerill argues the Phoenix being the only side not to receive a 20 year A-League licence extension shows just how precarious a position they are in. This is

Australia’s World Cup Bid – A Tale Of Deceit, Propaganda And Hypocrisy

Australia’s World Cup Bid – A Tale Of Deceit, Propaganda And Hypocrisy

16/09/2019 0

The damning investigative report on the underhand deals at FIFA released by American Lawyer, Michael Garcia, created a storm of controversy. The report is about the corruption and collusion that goes behind the closed doors in exchange for votes. One of the countries that had its bid bungled through this unethical FIFA process bidding is

Don’t Stuff It Up

Don’t Stuff It Up

02/09/2019 0

Today, the Association of Australian Football Clubs released their blueprint for a new league that they hope will act as second division in line with the current A-League being the first division. The competition will be known as The Championship. It’s as ambitious as it is overdue. After making strides in certain areas over the

One on One with Gombau – A Glimpse into the Future

One on One with Gombau – A Glimpse into the Future

26/08/2019 0

Josep Gombau has never been one to take the easy road and he loves a challenge. The Spaniard left his role in the renowned FC Barcelona youth setup to take the reins at little known Kitchee SC in Hong Kong’s top division. Under the guidance of Gombau, Kitchee picked up five trophies in four seasons

Fran Karačić Journey To Play For The Socceroos

Fran Karačić Journey To Play For The Socceroos

19/08/2019 0

Born and blend in Croatia, Fran Karacic is one of the many abroad-based footballers choosing to play for Socceroos. The fact that he had never stepped a foot in Australia since birth did not stop the right fullback from joining the Aussie national team in 2018.   Karacic was born in Zagreb Croatia 24 years ago to an Australian father.

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