2008 FIFA Futsal World Cup Updates:-

Third Place: Russia 1-2 Italy

Goals:- Foglia 6' (Italy)
Dushkevich 26' (Russia)
Assis 40' (Italy)

Winner: Brazil 2-2 Spain
(Penalty Shootout) Brazil 4-3 Spain

Goals:- Marquinho 24' (Brazil)
Torras 28' (Spain)
Vinícius 36' (Brazil)
Álvaro 38' (Spain)

Shootout: Brazil Spain
Marquinho (O) Kike (O)
Wilde (O) Ortiz (O)
Ciço (O) Torras (X)
Lenísio (O) Álvaro (O)
Ari (X) Marcelo (X)

Brazil have finally won!!! Beaten their greatest rivals!!! Congrats Brasil!!! Ole Ole Ole!!!

This post has been edited by ken0777: Oct 20 2008, 01:12 PM

Well spoken... Rotation system with a Total Football Approach... can only be fully used if the team members are well experience... Good teams do play rotation and have no fixed position. True that. It's not positions but more like roles in the team. What role are you suppose to be at a given moment when you are on the pitch.

LOL! Sorry for that... wanted to be specific... coz thats the actual name for those bones above the toes. Well pardon me coz my physiological book was just lying beside at that time...

i'll probably compiled it to subtopics when i have time... ebook ah? tot of just compiling and make a blogpage out of it... easier...

Here's a short tutorial by our favorite futsal player... FALCAO!!! Here's some skills tips from the FIFA Best Futsal Player.

lulz... wah... kangkang learn somemore new trick ah??? U so good and skillfull d ler... still wanna learn moves from falcao... wah... later kangkang become voted best fifa futsal player in malaysia...

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Added on October 29, 2008, 12:18 amSuperb ball control... A must watch... very skillfull with the ball...

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Added on October 29, 2008, 12:24 amAnother football tips from none other than robinho!!! Njoy...


This post has been edited by ken0777: Oct 29 2008, 12:24 AM

That's a very good tips there technophile... Alot of futsal keepers don't know that the priority at times is not to catch the ball but to punch and deflect it... Very good tips indeed.

I've notice from a comment that my friend told me last time, he was a goalie for school... he always take a tennis ball and bounce it off the wall and catch it... He says it improves eye and hand coordination for his hands.

Here's some candy viewing for those who love freestyling... Enjoy... *Not much new post cause this week busy with World GameMaster Tournament 2008...


And here's some futsal skills performed during tournaments and other various places... from a clip from YouTube

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Added on November 7, 2008, 12:58 pmHow to Blast a Ball! Here's a tutorial on how to strike the ball with the proper technique... Njoy!


This post has been edited by ken0777: Nov 7 2008, 12:58 PM

The turf pitch... rubber pitch...parquet pitch... plate pitch are all futsal. Futsal are played with various different pitches. Only FIFA approved pitch requires the pitch to be non-abrasive. Meaning the pitch must be solid and flat... and can't have holes and cracks.

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Added on November 7, 2008, 6:33 pmHere's another tutorial on how to shoot properly, it's in japanese...

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Added on November 10, 2008, 2:07 amHi there... For those who keep track of this thread, here's another tutorial video on how to dribble... Well it's in japanese but the visual itself should be sufficient in getting the message across... So enjoy...

Dribbling Tutorial Part A1

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Added on November 10, 2008, 2:15 amDribbling Tutorial Part A2

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Added on November 10, 2008, 2:25 amDribbling Tutorial Part B


Dribbling Tutorial Part C


Dribbling Tutorial Part D


Dribbling Tutorial Part E




This post has been edited by ken0777: Nov 10 2008, 02:25 AM

Bro... thanks for the link that you have shared... Very good samples of tactical runs in Futsal...

Another set of video tutorials on various tricks which can be applied in football and also in futsal...

Dribble Tricks Tutorial 1


Dribble Tricks Tutorial 2


Dribble Tricks Tutorial 3


Dribble Tricks Tutorial 4

Maybe you might miss out on this post regarding goalkeeper training tips.

Training clip for futsal goalies... Hope you don't break your back... Well it's actually a training for handball goalies... but it's similar...



I don't think there's much technique to learn from a goalie except improving their reflexes to save those shots. As i know passing are very important for a goalie as well beside learning to throw and roll the ball accurately. Leg passing is important coz a goalie needs to be able to pass well. Sometimes, a pass is being delivered back to him and he needs to react fast by executing a fast and accurate pass to his players.

Lastly, i wanna stress it's all about ya reflex... if ya reflex is slow... ya gonna be a sucky keeper. And having a sucky goalie means you gonna concede hell alot. The most important player in futsal is arguably the goalie for there's only 1 goalie per team while 1 team have 4 on field players. And by having a good goalie or a sucky goalie in ya team gonna give you a difference in actually having a winning team or a losing team...

This post has been edited by ken0777: Nov 18 2008, 04:16 AM

I don't see why you say you are short on futsal GK videos then. Looks pretty completo and alot of tips to me.

If you can follow and execute those techniques mentioned, i see there's no problem in being a very good futsal goalie.

But it think those tips still proof to be useful to those who wants to know how to improve their goal keeping.

Well, my college futsal keeper he's a pretty decent futsal goalie so to say, he does have a special training to train up his reflexes. He goes for hockey goalie training everyweek for i think he's in the malaysian draft hockey player for goalie.

Those who wish to get some ideas in giving somebody the panna aka 20cents or more known as kangkang, here's a simple video tutorial to give you some idea of how the trick is made.

Long time, since i post any videos on futsal/football, so here's one...

Wishing all readers of this thread a crazy New Year's Eve... and paarrtttayyy till the NEW YEAR!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR 2009!!! and 2008 can get the fuk off!!!

2 months has just gone by like in a flash... Hope to see this thread become alive back...

Regards,
Kennee