Posted on Tuesday, 27th July 2010 by Ross Everett

In arguably the biggest upset of the 2010 World Cup, Switzerland used a Gelson Fernandez goal to defeatSpain 1-0. Spain entered the competition as one of the favorites to win the entire tournament, but was shut down by a feisty Switzerland defense. Spain controlled possession throughout and outshot their opponents 25-9, but only 5 of their shots were ‘on goal’. It was the 5th consecutive World Cup shutout for the Swiss team, who made it through the entire 2006 World Cup without conceding a goal before being eliminated on penalty kicks in the quarterfinals.

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Posted on Tuesday, 27th July 2010 by admin

Most professional clubs have a manager and a coach, but do they always do the roles separately?
I always thought that managers should be able to coach and have interchanged the word without thinking about the actual roles they perform. Why should managers coach? To me they should coach because they can see the problems on [...]

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Posted on Tuesday, 27th July 2010 by admin

Often it’s that little bit of creativity or something different that gives your team the edge in winning matches. Allowing young players to do it is also part of your coaching learning experience. No you don’t want to see backheels when you’re defending the penalty area, and no you don’t want to see a fancy [...]

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Posted on Monday, 26th July 2010 by Tom Doerr

Since the last world cup almost every household has the largest HD TV available, most bought it just to watch the football on but at a fraction of the cost of what they used to be. Many pubs offered the games in 3D and the market is emerging as the next big trend with televisions, undoubtedly we will all have these by the next world cup. This raises the question of what the future holds for the beautiful game, how will we enjoy it, how will they play it? There are a variety of theories that are perfectly plausible; the only question is how soon it will come. Here is a selection of theories of what football will be like in 2020.

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Posted on Monday, 26th July 2010 by Mildred T. Fritch

Essentially every tool kit contains a cordless screwdriver for it to be complete. Cordless screwdrivers are gradually taking over the tasks of ordinary screwdrivers since they’re just much simpler and more reliable to use. They are not only less hazardous, they enable you to definitely undertake a good deal more versatile jobs since they could easily typically go into more compact spots pertaining to those really hard to access locations.

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Posted on Thursday, 22nd July 2010 by Freddy Hintz

Spain has been a team that has been able to score goals. They’ve often been able to score goals with ease. They’ve had big results leading up to the World Cup, but Holland played an extremely aggressive game, holding them to only a late goal in the finals of the World Cup.

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Posted on Thursday, 22nd July 2010 by Tom Doerr

There has long been controversy of decisions made by referees in football matches and many claim that the introduction of technology to the decision making process would completely rule out any controversy and questionable results. In the recent world cup there were many examples, particularly when England scored against Germany a goal that what was witnessed by millions but unfortunately not the ref. Many fans claim that had this goal been counted the unfortunate outcome would have been much different.

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Posted on Tuesday, 20th July 2010 by admin

A lot of pre-season work is about fitness, but you also need to work on your touch and precision. Coming back from an injury is often the same, players need to get strength back but the all important creative touch that opens defences also needs work.
At Manchester United Nani has been working on getting his [...]

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Posted on Monday, 19th July 2010 by Adam Jeffries

While the first few games of the World Cup bordered on the uneventful side, the games since then have been anything but boring. There has been a lot more goal scoring, beautiful teamwork and even controversial calls by the officials.

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Posted on Sunday, 18th July 2010 by Tom Doerr

World Cup fever has taken the world by storm and a topic of huge controversy is the noisy South African instruments that have all but drowned out the crowds at every stadium. The lengthy horns are selling out at any shop that sells them and the droning noise once unique to South Africa is spreading like wildfire.

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