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Soccer


Question Posted Sunday July 24 2005, 8:37 am

Umm Ok, I play Basketball and Softball and I love them both but I also wanted to try Soccer...I know how to play a little bit but I don't know the postions, or the rules does anybody have any good websites or know all that stuff??? And do you think I should try out next year? I have to admit I'm A little nervous

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XSo_X_LonleyX answered Wednesday July 27 2005, 12:45 am:
i dont know any websites but the rules are if you kick the ball too the goal but it goes to the corner a little thats a corner kick for the other team.can't use your hands,elbows,or arms. ar free kick for the other team.if your team was the last one to touch it and it goes out then the other team throws/kicks the ball in.there is goaly(person theat gards the net)they are the only one that can touch the ballthen there is two defence they stand infrot of the goally..they try to stop it from getting to the goally then the rest is offence. they play all around.i defently think you should try out you would probley be grade from the running skill you get from softball(witch i love and play too<3)and aiming from basketball. hope you make the team this year

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x3katiex3 answered Tuesday July 26 2005, 6:31 pm:
well...soccer is pretty self explanitory, pass the ball to your team and kick it in the net. the only thing is you cant use your hands, there is no pushing, and if you are playing for highschool or u14 and higher, then there is offsides which is when you are between the defense and the goalie without the ball. you have to wait until the ball gets there.

any other questions and you might wanna go to goodle and search for soccer

hope i helped!

&hearts;Katie

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AGAiNSTxTHExODDS answered Tuesday July 26 2005, 9:05 am:
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that website should help wit your problem and YES you should try out and dont be nervous. Hope I helped =]

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Brunette27 answered Sunday July 24 2005, 11:02 am:
Soccer is pretty easy to get the hang of. There aren't THAT many rules. Just like Basketball and Softball you have to play your position. There is a goalie, defense, midfield, and offense. The goalie well....... you already kno what a goalie does. The defense helps stop the ball from getting near the goal, the offense tries to score a goal in the other teams net, and the midfield is like a mix between defense and offense, which means they have to run A LOT. Another rule you should kno about is off-sides. In order to recieve the ball, there must be at least two of the opposing team members in front of you. When the ball goes out of bounds, the team who didn't kick it out, throws it back in. When the ball goes out on either side of the goal it is either a goal-kick or a corner-kick. It would be a corner-kick if the team who's goal it is kicked it out. The opposing team would kick it in from the corner of the field closest to where it went out. If the opposing team had kicked it out then it would be a goal kick. Everyone has to stand outside of the goalie box until the ball is kicked on the other side of it.
There is also penalties. There are indirect and direct ( the ref will call this ). Direct means that the player kicking it can shoot at the goal. Indirect means that the player kicking it has to pass it before a shot is taken.
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XSugarPieX77 answered Sunday July 24 2005, 10:42 am:
Soccer rocks! You should deffinitly try out for it. Here are some sites you should check out.


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^that one is all about the rules^

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Karen answered Sunday July 24 2005, 10:37 am:
I used to play soccer for five years and if you are committed into playing it, then you should try out next year. To learn the positions, you can go to [Link](Mouse over link to see full location), [Link](Mouse over link to see full location), [Link](Mouse over link to see full location), and [Link](Mouse over link to see full location). As for the rules of playing soccer, you can go to [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) and [Link](Mouse over link to see full location).

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