Where does a striker play on the soccer field?
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Striker is really the same as a forward...usually the center forward acts as the striker.  His task is to try and convert the balls that the midfield and wing players send in.  However, some of the best strikers have made poaching for easy, loose balls from the defense an art...so a true striker is an opportunist as well as a very strong physical and technical player who can take on the defense and place shots on goal.
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Anywhere you can stand to observe the game.  They have some terraces in the outfield....or I guess you could call them balconies....where a lot of people hang out for the game.
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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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in this case, the striker with the ball is only allowed to pass to the other striker if he is behind him, i.e. he cannot pass forward to the other striker. if he did pass forwards, this would be offside.
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He is a soccer player for the United States. He is a forward who plays for Los Angeles Galaxy. He used to play for San Jose Earthquakes and then Bayer Leverkusen of Germany.
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At the park...any park, or on a desolate street. I'm sure you can play soccer there. Just get a ball.
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Okay. In order to play soccer, you have to be in VERY good shape. Soccer players are some of the best athletes on the planet because they have to be constantly moving up and down a huge field. If you want to be a striker/forward, you will need to be able to sprint, but you will not be doing as much running as midfield/halfback. Midfields stay in the middle of the field and run an average of 2-4 miles, depending on the intensity in the game, in high school, and more in college. Soccer is very competitive in some areas. Do not be afraid of coming into contact with the ball because you will need to head it(use your hairline), and trap it with your chest, torso, and legs. Practice should be intensive, based on the personality of the coach. You will do antything from running sprints to passing to running miles to scrimmaging. And as to the goalie question, usually a player volunteers to be a goalie. If no one volunteers, which is highly unusual, then the coach should determine the goalie based on which player is least intimidated by the ball and has the quickest reflexes. No, no one will make you be goalie. You always have the option of saying no or quitting the team. Soccer is a very intensive sport, but I love it. I am currently playing on a high school varsity team and I love it. I usually play right midfield, but can be subbed in for the forward position. In my opinion, soccer is the best sport and really helps get the stress out. Advice: think of someone you hate/would love to smack and kick the ball with all your might. Kick using your shoelaces and lean back to put power into your kick. Pass the ball with the side of your foot. When shooting, never use your toe. And finally, never use your arms to trap the ball. Some referees call a handball only if the ball touched the actual hand, but most usually call it for any part of the arm. Good luck, chica!!! :D
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The PDF document referenced below is supplied by the Florida State Soccer Association, and lists its member leagues, sorted geographically.  Perhaps this will help get you in touch with the right people.  There are some email contacts on this list too.\n\nGood luck!
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Right now, I would have to split that question in two.  Our best field player, right now, is Landon Donovan of the LA Galaxy.  However, we have some outstanding goalkeepers playing in Europe (Keller (Moenchengladbach), Friedel (Blackburn), Howard (ManU)).   Given those choices, I would take Keller right now on the GK end.
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soccer of course \npeople kill them selfs for soccer over there
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Go to the library and get a video or a book. In general soccer has forwards, midfielders, and defenders. Some people call defenders fullbacks, stoppers, sweepers, or something else. There is also a goalie who may be known as the keeper--the goalkeeper. Hope this helps.
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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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You can try soccernet.com
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try your local soccer store
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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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soccer is a game played world wide
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striker, plays for saprissa