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| my names liam stedman ive just took the baton over in training an under 13 team in essex treading very new ground but very excited have great bunch of lads and some of them have got something, wasnt the cesc fabrigas of players but was a work horse and a dog of war and i hope that helps me with this next step am hoping to get info from you guys and to rant when the dont stop mucking around in traing or when we get a hammering on a sunday morning
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| Liam, where in Essex?? thats where im from, Benfleet, I now live in Somerset
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| epping just off m11/m25 i bet its abit different in somerset than benfleet
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Hi All
just joined seems like some good discussions.....
I played in North London boys for many years, then on and of seasons in Harrow, Northwood and Hillingdon while working.
Moved to Sweden with my day job trained and worked there for many years and moved to Finland were I still play in the 4th division...typical old boys and youth coming into the game but hih fitness levels.
Have been coaching youth teams and now start with the mens first team ....that i still play in, speciality defence
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| you have had a very intreasting football past how different is it in finland to over here what are the kids attitudes like are they in any way different to the lads here?
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Hi,
IM Fuja,
I m a Nigerian coaching in india, in mumbai united fc presently, have coached Machindra fc in the first division in Nepal, have coached the tibets football association team. and presently looking forward to greater hieghts.
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| Hi, mine name is George (GTQ). I have only recently found this site and I have since made several contributions. I have been a qualified coach since 1969 and have always sought to increase my knowledge. I also hold a diploma in Sports Science, was a tutor/assessor for the FA for many years, have managed and coached at semi-pro level and was the recruitment officer for the Hull City School of Excellence for a couple of years before leaving to study Sports Science. After retiring from football for a while I began to watch my 8yr-old grandson train with a local club. Inevitably I have become deeply involved again and I am currently the Head Coach of the club's Junior Section (ages 5-10 yrs). For those relatively inexperienced coaches out there I would recommend looking up Michael Beale on the internet. Michael is a Chelsea Youth Coach and has written three manuals on 'Warm-ups', 'Small-sided games' and 'Shooting practices'. I heartily recommend them to everyone (and before you ask I have no connection with Michael and came across his publications whilst browsing the net!). Hope this helps someone! GTQ
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Hi all, New to the site. I coach an U14 side in Dublin, Ireland. I'm 30 years old and have been involved in football all my life in one capacity or another. About 3 years ago, i realised i wasn't good enough to play at the standard i wanted to so decided to give coaching a shot. I've never looked back. I've had my group of lads since then and to say i've enjoyed it would be an understatement. I've always listened to people talk about seeing a player develop and to be honest always thought they were talking rubbish, but the last 3 years have opened my eyes very very wide. I've seen a group of little kids who never played organised football turn into teenagers with bags and bags of ability. It is without a doubt the biggest reason i keep going on them cold, rainy and windy nights.
"The Celtic shirt does not shrink to fit inferior players"
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| Hi Everton, My youngest son age 6 went to the Cardiff City Development in the Afan Lido and now trains with the Pre Academy in Treforest,I coach my oldest son under 9s at the Llanelli Reds Welsh League Academy in West Wales, cant say I love coaching but love watching them play and no-one else seemed to step forward we run teams from under 8s-19s at Academy Level,we play against all the Welsh League sides as well as the Swans,Bristol Rovers etc were always looking for coaches Cheers Rich
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| Hi my names Pete my son started to play for a local club,and i like many other parents got involved with the coaching then the managing of the team some six years ago,we are now u13s and still enjoy the saturday match
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