Rules of football

Rules of football

Playing soccer is easy. It is good at football takes a little more effort. To be responsible for sport him, the only way is to practice and play.

Such as football, football players in the field "game" have their own designated positions. In game of the football there are eleven designated football positions in each group as regards the level playing field.A single football team on the playing field has one goalie goalkeeper and ten outfielders or to play a variety of attack and defensive midfield positions, each one of these locations football has their own role and the area of operation and certain set of skills required in each of these positions.

Defensive positions or defenders

Defenders are the players behind the midfielders. the main responsibilities of the players who set out in these posts is to provide football defensive support for goalie and prevent the conflict from score. Usually defenders stay on their side of the field.

* Centerback-centerbacks ' primary responsibility is to stop the opposing team from SCORING or, more specifically, strikers and get as much as possible the ball outside the penalty area.

* Sweeper-industrial is mobile type centerbacks. They carpet the ball if you manage their opponents to break the defensive line. A sweeper must have excellent ball handling, control ball and ball passing skills to deal with any attack your opponent's moves.

* Fullback-fullbacks are the factors that prevent the ball from the passage or cuts under penalty.

Midfielders

Midfielders should be positioned midway between the defenders strikers. Primary responsibility is to make sure you have possession of the ball, receives the ball from group opposing defenders and and/or pass it in transit strikers.It is a forced is one of the most exhausting football positions because midfielders ' duties are broad; They called back or defensive or offensive sometimes the opposing team with strikers.

* Defensive midfield-duties of players with these locations football is to take the ball away from the opposing team attackers.

* Attacking midfield players with in these positions are responsible for creating scoring opportunities.

Strikers or forward or hackers

Players with these locations football are those closest to the opposing team goal.Their main task is to score goals; The other function of players with these posts is to set goal football for the 16th team. best-known soccer players are strikers because strikers tend to score better than any of the 16th team.

22 players and 11 members per group play football.Positions may be variable, depending on the formation of soccer and strategy employed, but usually a team roster includes a goalkeeper and a pair of midfielders, defenders and attackers.

Passing the ball

Passing the ball is very easy, but the hardest part of precision passing.This is the disadvantage of glow player.To become a standard for rolling pass, you will need to kick the ball with your internal foot (instep, leg and foot part).I kick you must beat the lateral part of the sphere to operate on a roll.Kick with the inner part of the stand also allows precision, within which the arc is used to track ball. OK, try it Bolsters the ball with. moderate strength with the apse providing direction.

Intermediary regulation and any

The link also featured how to make a high pass. Note how foot contact with the ball to throw ball at the bottom of the ball must hit and kick and for providing direction, the inner part (part foot) foot you should be the primary contact on the bottom (the ball)

Shooting the ball is the same as passing through a high ball. even a rolling over considered shooting if you are using a shopping cart; Now you see the importance of passing.

Playing football is good is easy; in football takes a little more effort to be responsible for sport him, the only way is to practice and play in order to be better, even more practical and reproduction But to be the best, once again, practice and play.

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