what plan should I make when there are 6 players in the field including the goalkeeper?(soccer)?
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You can arrange like this:\n2 Defense\n2 Middle player\n1 Forward\n\nAll the player should change their player always.\nso, the other team will confused.\n\nGood Luck
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many 1 make sure you direct your defense,set the wall with a freekick on the right spot,with cornerkicks make sure somebody is by the first and second post.always make a line in the middle of the goal with your shoe,so you always no where the middle of the goal is.and be a leader that will intimedate the other team last but not least you are in control of the offside you are the one that send your defense forward and in the same time you come out your goal timing is verry important.
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Keep these players:\nCasillas, Sergio Ramos, Cicinho, Robinho, Baptista, Raul and Guti.\n\nGet rid of everyone else.\n\nSign these players:\nJoaquim from Betis, Chivu from Roma, Ashley Cole from Arsenal, Gerrard from Liverpool, and Ibrahimovic from Juve.\n\nAnd probably most important, bring back del Bosque as coach!
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If "offside" is called in your age bracket, you can teach this simple version: You are not offside if you are doing any of the following:\n\n   1. Are in your own half of the field (your half is the half your goalkeeper is on). Or,\n\n   2. Are even with or behind the ball. Or,\n\n   3. Don't go past the "Second Last Defender" (The goalkeeper is usually, but not always, the last defender; this might be the case if the goalkeeper is out of goal). Or,\n\n   4. Receive the ball direct from a goal kick, corner kick or throw-in. (But you can be offside if you receive it direct on a "free kick"). Or,\n\n   5. Are the ballhandler (the ballhandler can be closer to the goal than the ball if he has his back to the goal).\n\nWhen my forwards "push up" without the ball, I tell them to stay 2 steps behind the Last Defender (not counting the goalkeeper) so they are less likely to be caught offside or to be accidentally called offside.
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talk to your coach or manager.  also, other players on the team may have ideas.
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A lot of things depend upon the answer you get.\n\nWhat are the categories?\nIs it a roto league? \nPoints league? Head to Head?\n\nHow many goalies are on your roster? \nAlways keep at least one backup in case of injury.\n\nFor the sake of argument, keep starting your primary goalies and see how your team is progressing. There's a lot of time left in hockey, 5 months. Don't make rash decisions too early.
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First of all know the field yes it sounds weird but it helps...For short wide fields you have to pass more to your team mates and make sure you guys don't bunch up...For a long field having fast players up as your forwards is good because here there speed will come in handy...another helpful hint is make sure if you have one key player you can not be constantly depending on them because there other team is going to notice that, that player is the one always getting the ball and making runs so obviously they are going to try and shut this player down by maybe putting two players on her or him or there best player on them
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At that age there are only a few things you need to know and help them learn.\n1.  have fun, no one cares what the score is.  If your league keeps score in these games, lobby as hard as possible to get rid of that.  US Soccer Coaches Assoc. and US Soccer Federation official rules for that age is to not keep score.\n2.  Games should be no more then 4 players. That way everyone touches the ball and gets involved.  If you have 10 players on your team, split into two groups of 5 and have 2 games going at the same time.\n3.  No hands.  Simple as that.  Remind the kids when they mess up, they will understand and remember sooner than you think.\n4.  "There's our goal, try to get the ball in it.  That's their goal, try to stop them from getting the ball in there"  That's all the instruction they need for the game.\n5.  No structured practice.  The game teaches.  Practices should be 30 minutes of free play.  Set up multiple goals with cones, toss out 2 or 3 balls and let teams of 2 see how many they can get.  No drills - ever.  Drills teach ball skills and tactics. 5-6 year olds will not remember skills and tactics, but they will remember having fun.\n6.  Everyone plays everywhere.  Specialization is close to 10 years away.\nGood luck
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Play either a 3-5-2 or a diamond defense.\nIn a 3-5-2, have 2 defensive mids that mark the point of the triangle and the ball (depending on who's nearer).  Two wing defenders mark the other two points of the triangle.  Note wing mids must track other teams' wing mids all the way to the endline if need be for this to work.\nIn a 4-4-2, one central defender marks the point of the triangle.  Wing defenders mark the other two points.  4th defender acts as sweeper.  Again, wing mids must mark well.\nFinal option 4-4-2.  central defender takes one point.  defensive mid takes one point, wing defender nearest other point marks that point of the triangle.  Leaves back side defender and one central to clean up messes.\nIn my experience, third option is best.
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The least number would be 6 but in case someone is sick or can't play you might want to have substitutes. Also if you have enough for two teams that's nice because in practice you can see how you play against another team. This can help you play better. But really all you need is 6 people.
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Dear God!  I don't have 24 hours to explain all that.  The Idea behind the game is 22 players 11 per team get 4 chances per possession to score or defend their end zone on a field that consists of 100 yards in length in which 10 yards gained grants you another possession.
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There are too many players.
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OK if a goalkeeper is sent off then another player has to be substituted to bring in a goalie, if all 3 substitutions have been made then one of the players has to turn into a goalie imagine that ! But the team  plays 10 men. \nGoalkeepers can have red card for-\n1    Commiting  a bad foul\n2     Handling the ball outside penalty box.
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form a wall for free-kicks.  Its not allowed for penalty kicks.  Number of people will depend on position.  generally use to block flight of ball to one side of goal while goalkeeper covers other
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If at all possible set up two flights of teams: "A" flight for the better ones and "B" flight for the rec players. Team 1 plays 2 and 3 plays 4...winners play each other and losers play each other..that settles out 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th...given enough fields the tourney can last a day if not you can teach the kids it is as important to cheer someone on as it is to be a player yourself.
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Your standard formation is 4-4-2 they are as follows;\n                          Goalkeeper\n      Right back   Right centre back  Left c/back  Left back\n\n   Right Winger Right Midfeilder   Left Midfeilder Left Wing\n\n                    Right Forward     Left Forward
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you practice with 3 people. The first person is you, and you are the attacker. The second person is is the defender, but the defender has to be better at soccer than you. and the third person is the goalie. Practice your move with the defender.