QUOTE(dundermifflin @ Jan 16 2011, 01:37 PM)
ive to admit, im not really into futsal. cause i believe im very physical player, aggressive and rough. i cant dribble and not fancy any catchy skills etc. im totally rely on my physical presence and i believe ive a good stamina. i love to shoot (with power) and play with simple passes.
i definitely prefer regular field football.
ive a question esp for amateurish futsal goer.. do u all getting annoy if your teammate (or opponents) love to shoot (with power)? let say he's very good at it (let say his shooting accuracy 99% on target)
If he scores constantly or is on target why not? but of course be sensible and unselfish, unless your opponent keeper is doing tai chi at the goal post I doubt you're gonna score all the time even if Its on target, so most likely yes people will get annoyed.i definitely prefer regular field football.
ive a question esp for amateurish futsal goer.. do u all getting annoy if your teammate (or opponents) love to shoot (with power)? let say he's very good at it (let say his shooting accuracy 99% on target)
I don't know bout you but I actually think.. a good physical presence and nice simple passes makes you a great futsal player.
There is one thing which I get super annoyed when playing futsal tho, and I think its a simple tip for defending but often people don't do it.
Alot of people during corners don't watch the opposing players, but instead pick a spot, stand there hoping the ball will come to them even tho they've got opposing players ready to run in or even next to them.
The other one is people who stand in open spaces when the opponent keeper has the ball instead of marking down the free players
But that said.. I am sometimes guilty of the stated mistakes above
Have I been mistaken in those situations?
Jan 23 2011, 09:53 PM

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