How many times a week you play soccer?
399216
I like soccer so much but I don't have enough time to playe.\nI just play in the weekend.\nSometimes once or twice a week I play soccer.
479751
run 6 miles each time you train.  The average soccer player runs six miles in a match.  Center midfielders can run up to 10 miles a game.  Running, stretching, calastenics, and light weighttraining for the legs will help.
202086
Im a really  active guy  i love soccer ,like traveling around partying all day and sweete, ready to listen to u any time u  want
1036595
Definitely Football- not too many games each week to keep up with.  Great competition- a lot of fun!!
481896
soccer is soooo cool i love whenever i have practice and play games
38021
The quickest and easiest way to decide how often to restring your racquet: # times per week you play = # times per year you restring your racquet (evenly spaced out of course).
117934
According to wikipedia, over 240 million people regularly play soccer (aka football) in more than 200 countries.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer\n\nHere is a very unscientific survey of self-proclaimed most popular sports: http://www.johann-sandra.com/popular.htm
465628
i played soccer every time
900833
If you have a gynecologist, i'm sure you were told to take things easy for 6 weeks. Its only been 2 weeks . So, go sit on the bleachers and watch your friends play. You need a few weeks of recovery time before playing soccer.
340819
I play Soccer (im under my moms s/n) but i go to pratice & I live in Va so we see the Marernies & you can pratice wit them
392211
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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if you want to play well in soccer, join a soccer team you will have fun at the same time
154962
First of all, you are using the correct terminology since you posted your question on the Football(soccer) forum, so everyone who's here should understand that.\nSecond, on my opinion it is a cultural thing, you do not need to get new cleats or suit up, or anything like that to have fun playing soccer. You just need a ball and a couple of rocks and you have a soccer field with a goal. You can play by yourself or with friends in the street, at the beach, anywhere. There are no social distinctions, so the "poor" has equal chances and can play even better than the "rich".\nStrategy, formations and mentallity are equally important, you mentioned Real Madrid with all the talent but Zaragoza can score them 6 goals. There are no scores, bets or odds written in stone.\nWhen national teams play against rival nations is like a stare of war for 90 minutes and it hurts losing against them.\nLast of all the Goal is an explosion, a relief, something you've expecte a whole week or a year and then it happens and you scream it out loud. And I rather wait for it 60 minutes than just say "yeah" 90 times during a game and not even remembering them. \nI recommend to you this book \nSoccer in Sun and Shadow, New Edition by Eduardo Galeano\nit talks so great about the sport.\nSo if you got bored watching a game or just want to see the highlights it is because either anyone has taken the time to explain to you the rules or you were probably watching an MLS game.
727292
Per night or per game?  Where I come from, it is 24 actual playing minutes per game--four periods of 6 minutes each.  There are usually no more than two games per night.
377003
7 times a week at least
546293
how many teams are you on?? my friend is on 2 and i understand why your friends hate it. you never get to hang out with them or anything fun but if soccer is a big priority in your life don't quit. if you're really good you might even be able to go professional. just be sure not to talk about soccer too much in front of your friends so they don't get frustrated. especially the people you meet at the team and how someone or you scored a goal. just say a simple "we won our last game" and change the topic. i wish you the best of luck!!
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Hehe.  Yeah, I practice twice a week, sometimes even Sunday.\n\nAnd, my team is the best.  "God Squad".  We're always ready, because we've got the best coach.  He has good vision, and can really influence the outcome of the Game.\n\nIts not a really silly question, but you still get a silly answer.  :)