How do you play soccer?
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http://www.fifa.com/en/regulations/regulation/0,1584,3,00.html
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Here's a website that explains soccer really nicely:\nhttp://www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/soccer/soccerFULL.html
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and is this related to soccer how?
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first its football soccer this is a stupid word.  u can shoot in th etop corner by kicking the bottom right or left of the ball. terry
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if you want to play well in soccer, join a soccer team you will have fun at the same time
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try your best and play your hardest and ask your cotch for help and contact some pro soccer players and ask what's the next step
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Each person has there own way of doing it.  Just do what feels natural and practice with it.  When I cross (i'm right footed) my left leg is straight while my right leg comes across my body to hit the ball.  Before hitting the ball you turn towards goal and aim for the mass of bodies in front of the keeper :)
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That is one heck of a question.  There are 11 players on each team, 1 Goalkeeper and 11 outfield.  They either play defence, midfield or attack.  The basic shape of a soccer team should be 4-4-2 that's 4 defenders, 4 midfielders and 2 attackers but nowadays there are a lot of strange formations professional teams use to utilize the strengths of their player.  These include 5-3-2, 3-5-2 and 4-3-3.  Sometimes the 4-3-3 is used when a team is trailing and replaces a midfielder with another attacker and becomes more direct in their play.\nRules:\n    The object of the game is to score more goals than the opposing team.  To score a goal you must get the ball past the opposing goalkeeper and fully across the goal line.  To stop you, the goalkeeper is the only player that can legally use his or her hands to touch the ball and they may only do this inside the 18 yd box, if it is done outside it is a foul.  \n    Generally the feet and head are used to play the ball but in the past i have personally scored with my knee, chest and even my butt.  \nFouls are commited when a player handles the ball or makes unfair contact with an opposing player.  When a foul is committed a free-kick is given to the fouled team.  If the foul occurs inside the 18 box and is by the defending team it is a penalty kick.  A penalty kick is taken from the spot 12 yds from the goal and the goal keeper and the taker are the only people within the 18 yd box.  Challenges that are shoulder to shoulder between to players running together for the ball are allowed.  Challenges from behind were recently completely outlawed as the caused too many injuries.  If a player fouls a lot or makes a dangerous challenge they can receive a yellow card.  If you receive two yellow cards that is equal to one red card and you are dismissed from the field and cannot return or be replaced.  Red cards can be issued without a yellow being issued if a player throws a punch or stops a clear goal scoring opportunity illegally.\n    If the ball leaves the field to the side it is a throw in to the opposing side of the team that touched it last.  The throw must be two handed and from behind the head to be legal.  \n    If the ball leaves the field between the goal post and the corner of the field it is a goal kick if the attacking team touched it last and a corner kick if the defending team touched it last.  A corner kick must be taken from the quarter circle next the corner flag.\n    The offside rule and the backpass rule were introduced and modified in the 80's and 90'sto increase fairness.\n    The offside rule says that when the ball is played up the field by the attacking team, when an attacker is in the opposing teams half he must have an outfield player between him and the goal at the exact point the ball is played.  This rule was introduced to stop attackers just hanging around the goal and making the game very basic.\n    The backpass rule says that if a defender intentionally plays the ball back to his goalkeeper with his feet, the goalkeeper cannot then pick it up and must use his head or feet to get rid of the back.  This was introduced in the 80's because a lot of teams would keep playing the ball back to the goalkeeper so he could pick it up and waste time when their team was winning.  \n    I think that's all i've got.  I hope i didn't miss anything.
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first of all, your position needs a left leg player but also you should use the right leg in shooting.i mean when you are running dribble with your left and shoot by the right.in corner kicks and wide crosses from the right , try to be in the 18 yard area if you are a header or you can wait for the ball outside the area to shoot directly, first time or dribble and shoot without neglecting your duty in defense.
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That depends of many circumstances. How old are you? What position do you play? Are you male or female?\n         For starters , you have to have talent to play sports. And, of course, practice a lot. I am from Argentina, and we used to play almost every day for as long as we could.\nFirst, you have to learn to handle the ball.This you can do for yourself. Kick and kick and kick the ball until the ball goes to where you sent it. Then, try to watch as many games as you can. But not just to do what the other players do. Analize the game to see for yourself what work and what does not, because even profesionals players, making lots of moneys, make lots of mistakes. Also, playing defense it is easier to play playmaker or offense. Defense only have to kick the ball away from the opponent, and do the job.To create plays and score it is a lot more difficult.\n     I have a younger brother who didn't have much talent for soccer, but he practice a lot since he was nine or ten, and he became an excellent player and I took him to play for my team everywhere. So, good luck to you.  Ben
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In soccer, the ball is the tool. Master its control.
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Try out for a select team for an established and respected soccer club in your area. Once you are on a team and play in tournaments etc...more and more people will see you play and you will get noticed.
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Jorge had a lot of advice for you. I too have been soccer for years. The easiest way for me is to slide in. you have to be quick and cut the player sharply and off-course. You must be able to pick yourself up quickly off the ground as you tackle, and be able to dribble. Slide-tackling works best when there are open players to pass to after you retrieved the ball.\n\nGood luck!
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I do play soccer and can play anywhere on the field!\n\nIn the past five years, i have played:\nKepper, LB, CB, RB, LM, CM,ST\n\nStill need to play RM to make it a full house
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Being Noticed. Play for the highest possible league, if you make it in, stay there for experience whilst, write down your weaknesses in soccer and then improve on them.
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Well, I don't know who Juninho is, but I know how to kick good. You have to lock you ankle with your foot as parallel with your leg as it can be. It's best to take 2 or 3 step away from the ball and at an angle of about the same length. You can try standing right behind the ball, then step twice back then side step twice to the left (for a right footed kick). Once your in place take a couple steps and end up with your plant foot right next to the ball, pointing in the direction you want the ball to go. Follow through with your right leg, bending slightly over the ball the drive a ground ball, or leaning back to get it up into the air. I find it very easy to get a strong, high shot in doing this. When your kicking, the ball shood be hitting a certain part of your foot. For best results do this. If you start at you big toe and go up, there is a bone that sort of sticks out. The ball should be hitting around there. My big toe usually scrapes the ground when I kick, making the ball lift and get a curve to it. That's pretty much how you do it, hope it helps, and you may not get it the first time, just practice hard!
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Erm... the only way u learn soccer tricks is by joining a team or if u know a european friend that is good at soccer,