defence usually stops forwards, sweeper stops balls and acts as an emergency defenceman, midfield controls the centerfield game and takes the ball from defensive to offensive play, strikers/forwards take the ball to the net and score
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I think you just answered ur own question
105873
The catcher and the home plate umpire stands behind the batter. Then there is the first, second, and third basemen. They have the right, center, and left fielder. They also have the short stop and pitcher. Go the http://www.mlb.com page. It will give you a lot of informataion.
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4-4-2\n\nIT WILL CHANGE...BASED ON THE OPPONENT
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Very simple in fact.\n\nA person is considered offside if he is in a position where there are not at least 2 players between him and the opponents goal line.\nThese can be ANY 2 players though usually one of these will be the goalkeeper.\n\nThe rule is applied at the moment the ball is PASSED to the player and NOT when he receives it.\n\nSo, if a player in "onside" when a player kicks the ball to him but then advances up the field and the ball reaches him in an offside position then it is ok.\n\nThe reverse also applies. If he is in an offside position when the ball is passed to him and then heads back onside to get the ball then he is still considered offside.\n\nThree more exeptions to the rule.\n\n1. A player can not be offide within his own half of the field.\n\n2. A player is not offside if the ball was passed back by the opposition.\n\n3. A player is not offside if he is behind the ball when it is kicked to him. For example, a player managed to ran to the line and then passed back to a team mate. He can't be offside.
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Well...sooner or later a ball will hit him on the back and go into the net...hopefully for you it will be the opposition's net....
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because the strikers get all the action. and the crowd loves to see action.  so you have to pay them more for them to get more action.   poor defenders have to kuckle up and keep fighting without getting noticed much because the goalie makes ancredible diving saves, the strikers and mids make amazing shots and tricks. and what d we poor defence do?  we stop the ball coming our way and send it back up to the front lines... :(
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i will start with ur first question, what does it mean to be able to read a game, this the talent of a very few coaches today this is the ability to study the strenght and weakness of the attack and the loop holes in the the defence and be able to exploit it while a playmaker is aplayer who is capable of inducing flair(dribbles),trechery,wizardry,creativity,and the combination of all this to retain possession and set up or score goals.
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right/left striker. Because i love to shoot and be up by the goal just to make the goalie nervous. And the team plays the ball up to you a lot.
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well, there's always stoppage time. Also, the team may send in as many forwards as possible for defendersto try to score, kinda like a "divert all power to weapons" thing from Star Wars.
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You work with the team. You come to practices and help them in practice. Your in charge of making sure all the balls and equipment are put away at the end of practice. You also have to be there at all the games and sometimes they make you in charge of refreshing the teammates or keeping track of the scores. Usually they have a parent or someone else keep stats but I'm not totally sure. And don't worry on what to do, the coaches will fill you in on everything you have to do.
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at the biginning of a game one team kicks the ball off to the other team then they snap the ball from the line of scrimage with 11 players. When they snap it the center gives the ball to the quarter-back then they run their play. Hope that helps you!
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Offsides happens when an offensive player is between the goalie and the last defensive player and in front of the ball WHEN THE BALL IS PLAYED by his teammate.  He does not have to play the ball, but has to be part of the play.  It can be rather complicated but I hope that helps you understand.\n\nThat is not the exact rule, but it can be found here:\nhttp://www.soccerhelp.com/Soccer_Tips_Dictionary_Terms_O.shtml#offside_rule\n\nand here:\nhttp://www.fifa.com/en/regulations/regulation/0,1584,3,00.html\n\nOh and the first answer is not even close to being right.
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Not in this instance. A scoring situation usually results in a goal, and it takes less than 2 seconds. if we got as far as the scoring situation, and the game wasn't stopped before, the injury must have just occured (mere logic). A skilled striker will score way faster than the opponent will discover his injury (if we are talking about something that happened almost at the same time). Obviously, if you have to dribble around the keeper, and someone is seriously injured, you shouldn't complete the play. But it is normal to take a shot.
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eh, forwards...playing the whole game...about 4 miles?...mids...6-7....defenders (depending on how bad your mids are) about 5....goalies about...50 feet
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yes but it its with the foot the GK can not pick it up. If he does its an indirect free kick from the origin of the pass. you may use any other way to pass to the keeper e.g. header then he may pick it up. the rule was brought in, in the nineties to prevent boring teams like liverpool continually taking the lead and then playing the remainder of the game defender to goalie to defender to goalie you get the picture.
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well an offside position is a positon wen an attacker gets da ball wen all da opposin players r be4 him....|\n                                                               |\n                                                               |\n                                                               |  attacker recievin ball\n                                                               |\n               all defenders here                   |\n                                                               | \n                                                               |\nthis is offside
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ok...there are collisions between the ball and the players.  These collisions cause impulses (changes in momentum) which the players do their best to control in order to accurately change the direction and speed of the ball.  See the link if you don't understand any of these terms.