1\n(1)coaching crew. (2) age limit for selscted teams ? (3) on football academy/  (4)finaancial aspect all the above  mentioned afect african soccer most.
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I think it is more up to the individual soccer federation to decide what areas they want to improve upon, not FIFA's.  \n\nFor any country that is looking at getting into the top tier, I would start training as many coaches as possible to be very good coaches so that younger players will improve faster as well as provide a scouting network for the national federation.  \nFor a poorer country, financial aspects of running a top tier team has to be considered as well.  Do the benefits of the team outweigh the costs?  If not, maybe that money could be better spent somewhere else.  If it does, how much more can be spent to make the cost benefit ratio even to further maximize the strength of the federation?\nThe age limit for select teams are largely set by FIFA in regards to international competitions.  Internally, it is important to get like aged kids to play together for those future tournaments but to also expose them to better teams (older teams) to further their team skills.
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first join a local soccer asso and volunteer. depending on your experience and skill level, they will place you with an appropriate team. buy a good book/dvd on proper coaching/practice technigues depending on age group. let kids play the game without undue stress and have fun.....
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1.China(southern part, Guangdong)\n2.When I was selected on the district team in my city, people began to have attention on training young soccer players, by the time I left for America, soccer has been very popular.\n3.My first year in America, it was hard for me to get a chance to play formal soccer because my school did not have a soccer team.\n4.In my country, young kids at age of 13 and below, at first, play 7-player matches and start to learn to play 11-player matches around 14. I think American coaches are not strict enough to their players. \n5.Because they can communicate better, and they have their own style of playing soccer.\n7.Maybe, for me, I dont have any Chinese identity on soccer, but for example, the brazilian player, Ronaldinho, he has brazilian samba identity with soccer.
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32 countries made up the final participants of the world cup from all the qualifying stages all over the world. These 32 countries (teams) is then divided into 8 group of four where they will play up the other teams in the group. Each win will give the team 3 points, the losing team gets no point. 1 point is given to a draw (where there is no winner at the end of the match). At the end of the first 3 games, the top two team will then play in the second round (round of 16) where the winners (8 teams) from this round will then proceed to the next round (quarter final). The winners will then play in the semi final (4 teams). The losing team from the semi final stage will play in the 3rd place playoff. The winner of the semi final stage will then play in the final match where the winner of this match will be crowned World Cup Winner.\n\nThe football match is played in two halves of 45 minutes each. At the end of each half, the fourth referee will decide how much injury time is added to the match. In the group stages, if there is no winner, the match will be deemed as a 'draw' where each point is given 1 point each. The winner will get 3 points. No point is given to the losing team.\n\nFrom the round of 16 onwards, every match should have a winner. If a match is tied at the end of the normal 90 minutes play time, and additional 30 minutes (2 halves of 15 minutes each) will then be added. If the match is still tied, then the match goes to penalty kick. Each team will take a penalty kick alternately and the team that scores more wins. At first, each team will be given 5 kicks, but should the score remains tied. each team will be given an additional kick until one team lost (by failing to score). No points is given to the winning team.
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4,but 2 after it become african champ.league
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Samuel Eto'o\nCountry- Cameroon\nClub- Barcelona\nPosition- Forward
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It's nothing to do with racism. There's a shortage of african teams because not many of them are good enough to qualify.\n\nas for the USA v Ghana game, Ghana got away with murder on pitch, not to mention a decidedly dodgy penalty that gave them the winning goal.
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It takes 4 years. Because you have to get your coaching badges first.\n\n2 for the premiership.
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The best thing is live help from someone in person (coach)\nThe second is just as important: practice, practice, practice. That is what distinguishes European teams from teams like Guatemala, Central America. Guatemala has good players, but they practice less than 5 hours a week, and they are the national team of a 14 million person country.\nPS: Nothing happens overnight or with magic.
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only south africa because the other countries have to play in the different confedertions one against others to know which are the qualifyed teams. In Europe there are different groups and the winner of each group clasify to the world cup. The better seconds of the groups play additional matches to know which will qualify. you can check fifa.com
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You need to complete level 1 and 2 fa coach this takes minimum 2 years and you need to be actively coaching a junior or part time senior club whilst doing this.\nI suggest you visit FA.COM and got into the grassroots section.\nI have level 1 and working towards level 2 \nGood luck but most of all enjoy while you teach others
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On the field.\nYou see more fairplay. \nNo Diving \nNo faking injuries\nPlayers will kick the ball out, so that an injured player can get treatment\nRespect for players, referees, regardless of gender/race\n\n\nOff the field\nUnity of nations\nSharing of culture\nFIFA to support charity bodies\n\n\nYou can read more on FIFA FAIRPLAY at the source below\n\nHope this helps.
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From Africa: Ivory Coast - very dynamic and balanced team\nFrom Europe: Sweden - have excellent and underrated players\nFrom Asia: noone. Asian teams are very weak this time around\nThe US will probably lose all their matches... maybe draw against Ghana.
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Academy's receive lots of applications every month from young players that want to play football.!!!\nThe best thing that you can do is try to get a recommendation from a player or a person that is involved with a club, that way you are at least guaranteed of a trail, these days it helps to know somebody otherwise you wait forever.!!!\nKeep on sending letters to the different clubs,phoning them, go to the clubs themselves and try to speak to the coaches,etc.!!!\nA hands on approach is your best bet.!!!\nGood Luck.!!!
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Go to www.fifa.com . There you will find the Laws of the Game. It will help with your assignment.
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African teams get better and better in every World Cup. \nIt wont be long until 1 of them win it, not this 1 but maybe in the next 1 or 2 World Cups
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Try going to the Florida Youth Soccer Association web site. I've included the link below so you can just click on it.