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my sons soccer team is trying to find sponsorship any ideas or any takers the team is in hertfordshire, UK?
October 31st, 2009 | 
Author: My my sons soccer team despretly needs sponsorship so it can buy new kits and equipment ETC can anyone give me some ideas
Local sports stores are great, you can also offer them promotion and advertising within the footbal club for the teams members with things like boots and shinpads. Possibly advertising space on any programmes for tournaments and such? There would be some sort of revenue for them from it, this is your best bet! try local sole traders rather than the big sports names.
Created on October 26, 2009 using FlipShare.How to Play Soccer : Dribbling Moves in Soccer for Beginners
Find out how to get past soccer defenders. Learn three soccer moves you can use to dribble past opponents in this free online video soccer lesson for beginners.
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What’s the best soccer training program i can do with only a month left before the season?
I start soccer in late november and i need to get back in shape so i don’t look too bad on the first day of practice. Any suggestions??
jog with the ball its good excersise and DONT picck it up untill you get at least a mile that should help and kick the ball alot
How can i find or contact sponsors for a kids soccer team?
My son is in soccer team at a local church, but is a program for low income families like my self. We need lots of equipment for the kids and new uniforms and meaby a little more like a new couch for our kids to help the couch that we have now . Please help me!!!!
Try asking local companies if they will help by sponsoring you. Do sponsorship events and hold raffles etc. If you could get a local business helping you it will be better for you. Also ask your local football team if they will help, contact their Community team.
Coach Djair Garcia in Plyometric Agility Soccer Training 1
Soccer Training with athletes of the Brazilian club S.E.Itapirense of Itapira – SP / Brazil
Duration : 0:3:23
Posted in soccer training | 
Tags: agility, Club, coach, drill, Football, players, plyometric, Soccer, Training | 
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How to Play Soccer : Rainbow Move in Soccer
Basic soccer playing tips. Learn the advanced soccer move know as “The Rainbow” in this free online video soccer lesson for beginners.
Expert: Mick Lewis
Bio: Mick Lewis is a veteran soccer player of 20 years. He won Academic All Conference honors as a collegiate player.
Duration : 0:0:35
Soccer Moves & Tips : How to Do a Banana Kick in Soccer
When doing a banana kick in soccer, the kicker is either going to use the inside or the outside of their foot. Learn about planting a foot directly next to a soccer ball to do a banana kick with help from a professional soccer player in this free video on soccer tips and moves.
Expert: Chris Murray
Contact: www.wilmingtonhammerheads.com
Bio: Chris Murray has been playing soccer since high school.
Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Duration : 0:1:21
Posted in soccer equipment |
Tags: balls, dribbling, Equipment, Football, futbol, goalies, goalkeepers, Kicking, moves, skills, Soccer, sports, tips |
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Is soccer "popular" around the world as a spectator sport because its so third world cheap and unmanly?
The common perceptions on why soccer is actually "popular" in other countries bring up these two points:
1) Soccer is dirt cheap, cheaper than any other sport ever. No country except America can afford sports other than soccer, because if you look at real sports they require stadiums, tv equipment, coaches, pads and helmets…etc.
2) Yes some countries like England and Germany can afford REAL sports, but they don’t have the masculine culture required for manly sports like baseball and football.
Can anybody think of any other reasons?
What is manly? Is it the ability to beat up wives and girlfriends?