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3, their names are roger levesque, cooper friend, and Truman capote.

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It depends on the league. The FIFA Laws of the Game simply say that the number of players is one of the rules that youth leagues can change at their discretion, so different leagues use different numbers of players.

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it is a pyramid describing how people participate in sports. Simplez.

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the best cleats are usually nike or Adidas. whatever you do, do not get synthetic cleats. they rip apart easily and make you have weird first touches. The best kind to get is kangaroo leather. both nike and Adidas have them. newer cleats now have first touch spots which definitely help so I recommend looking for those.I would have to say adidas F50s

It is ludicrous to say that one brand is always better than another brand. To be fair; all manufacturers make cleats that are lower price as well as the upper price range. You can find great cleats in all brands: Nike, Adidas, Diadora, Under Armour, Asics, Pele, Puma, Umbro, Lotto, Joma, Pirma, Warrior. Trick is to TRY THEM ON, to get a feel for what is comfortable for you. You will probably find that leather boots wear better and after a short while will conform to your foot better than a synthetic. Before you buy, go to a few local Soccer stores and get imput from the sales people as well as try on a few pair.

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Stupid question.

The average lifespan of a football player is just as much as anyone else. But due to all the painkillers they take, the risk of dying has increased.

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At ages U6-U8, US Soccer/Canadian Soccer recommends playing small-sided games of 3-4 players per side.

As the players reach the U9 age, they will often play 5 aside up until they reach U10-U12, where it becomes 8 aside (1 Keeper + 7 outfield players).

Roster sizes are limited to a maximum of 16 players once you reach the U11 age group as this is the first "Select" level teams come into play. Once the players reach U13, the team will field a full 11 vs 11 (1 Keeper + 10 Outfield players) and this continues on through College and Adult programs.

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There are normally 11 players on the field. The traditional positions include center, right wing, left wing, center midfield, right midfield, left midfield, stopper, right defense, left defense, sweeper and goalie.

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in most colleges there arnt or shouldn't be any. its about your abilities to play. NOT age

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David Beckham is by far the highest paid Football player in the MLS... He earns over $500,000 per week at L.A Galaxy.

Women's is $40,000 and men's was $85,000 a few years ago.

I think the question is a little too vague. There are various levels of professional football in the United States, and the level of pay differs according to each. Many players in MLS, the US's first division, make less than $50,000. Freddy Adu has the largest contract, at a base salary of $300,000 with incentives to guarantee him at least $500,000. But it's hard to say there even exists a median salary, because there are so many different levels.

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The circumference of a size 3 soccer ball is 23 to 24 inches. Size 4 soccer balls are 25 to 26 inches in circumference. The size used in professional soccer and upper level youth leagues is size 5 which is 27 to 28 inches. The smaller size 2 soccer balls are promotional soccer balls.

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Football will build your leg strength and increase your concentration span. It is a great way to get in shape. Answer Football builds up strength and endurance in every part of your body. It increases your cardiovascular muscles and decreases your resting heart rate. You also become more balanced by learning different techniques and increases the dexterity in your big stinky feet. Answer From my experiences football is a very recreational sport that one have to be fit to play. I always played forward and its not easy but its a lot of fun. Answer Soccer is a sport of constant motion, with the exception of when the ball is out of bounds, it is a game that is about 90% mental and 10% physical. its easy to just kick a ball around but if you start at an early age you can help your concentration skills...however if you don't have the natural talent you are going nowhere regardless of practice. Also it is a great physical work out, it helps develop your leg muscle and also helps to increase your stamina through vigorous sprints and skill drills. Answer football is healthy for you if you actually play it, instead just kicking a football around. Answer football gives you a cardiovascular workout while working on stamina, strength and endurance. You can build a team spirit and have fun at the same time. It is 90% mental and 10% physical. You can kick the ball around, but it's your mind doing all the work. So through soccer you can build concentration, which really helps if you start young. Answer Whoever thought of the "90% mental and 10% physical" is not correct. It is around the other way ... Answer It is not your mind doing all of the work in football. You have to run around non-stop in football. Your body does way more than your mind. Answer football helps build up respiratory endurance and when you are more active your resting heart rate lowers. So in at least 4 weeks you should tell the difference in your resting heart rate. Also seriously whoever made up the 90% mental and 10% physical is totally wrong it is more like 85%Physical and 15%mental. Answer I've played football before and it is indeed physical. You need to pay a lot of attention throughout in the game. Answer It's true that soccer's 90% mental and 10% physical. If you didn't have the mental part in football you would suck. Plain and Simple. I know this because I've been playing my whole life.

Football require endurance - you can run 14k in a game - but really its based on sheer skill, hence although many American players are supremely fit; none have ever truly made it as only American goalkeepers have been a success in top football leagues such as EPL.

While nfl Gridiron is all about 5 second plays, then getting a rest...and an average actual playing time of 12 minutes in a game,... Football is 90 minutes with over 70 minutes actual playing time so you cant carry fat in football like you can in nfl Gridiron where a 2005 medical analysis found 56% are clinically obese

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Draw a normal shoe and add the little duds underneath.

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Dry however... There are so many variables to deal with when talking about how the ball rolls. Usually dry grass will allow the ball to roll better but the length and type of grass can make a huge difference.

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120k a season

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The only football/soccer player who will wear a hat is the goalkeeper. This is because the sun is in their eyes. No other player on the pitch would wear a hat as they wouldn't be able to head the ball properly.

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The FIFA Laws of the Game specify that a goal should be 8 yards (7.32 m) wide and 8 feet (2.44 m) tall. The posts themselves must be 5 in (12 cm) or less in diameter. Note that these are FIFA requirements. Games played outside FIFA affiliated competitions do not necessarily comply with international standards.

The goals are allowed to be smaller and smaller goals are common in youth leagues. There are no standards for sizing of youth goals and every league sizes them differently.

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There are loads but here are just a few:

Sir Alex Ferguson, Bob Paisley, Kenny Dalglish, Jose Mourinho and Alf Ramsey.

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During the 1927-28 season Ottawa Senators goalkeeper Alec Connell butt-ended a goal judge in the nose.