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stevanistelrooy
post Aug 28 2007, 09:34 PM

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A good tips for goalie:-

Always be aware on the player that you are not concentrating when you are looking at the ball. They are the one who can make the difference.

Think ahead of the opponent. Look for any chances that he can do, and try to cover it.

Always pressure your opponent, in such as rushing out, punching the ball or etc but stay calm and concentrated.

Keep interaction with your back 4.

Last but not least, practise make perfect.

As for me, I'm one of the rare keeper who preferred to play with bare foot and without any glove. In field or in futsal, it doesn't makes matter for me as long I know that I can perform and do my job.


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post Sep 7 2007, 11:39 PM

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QUOTE(fuzzy @ Sep 5 2007, 04:56 AM)

Added on September 5, 2007, 5:22 am
Some good advices there, I cannot stress enough communication with the back four, telling them to get back into position and reminding them about mistakes they are making. Also remember to compliment them often on good plays like good defending or clearance, it does boost their self belief and often do play better.

I used to do that too, but far too much injuries to my fingers and toes make me think again about doing. Probably bad techniques, but I feel more comfortable with protection on.

That said, I've cut down from playing almost everyday to once a week to haven't been in field for almost two months, so I do suck bad now biggrin.gif

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well..1 good way was keep on shouting at them during match if they wander too far.
I used to watch my goalie idol, the great dane peter schmeichel play and learn a lot from him
his on field communication with defender is one of the best
you can keep on watching him interacting with the back 4

bout playing with or without any boots and gloves, i say it is on the keeper choice.
for me, I still trust my bare palm rather than glove(after few experiment).
it's about comfort and while bare foot might cause much higher injury(malaysian field doh.gif ), I feel weird wearing a pair of boots. tongue.gif

 

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