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<header>Football</header>
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<li><a class="nav-link" href="#Introduction">Introduction</a></li>
<li><a class="nav-link" href="#Positions">Positions</a></li>
<li><a class="nav-link" href="#Forward">Forward</a></li>
<li><a class="nav-link" href="#Midfield">Midfield</a></li>
<li><a class="nav-link" href="#Defense">Defense</a></li>
<li><a class="nav-link" href="#Goalkeeper">Goalkeeper</a></li>
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<header>Introduction</header>
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If you're from the United States and hear the term "football", your mind will most likely go to the sport where a bunch of big guys in pads are throwing an oval shaped ball and dragging each other to the ground. Though American football is a rather cool sport by its own rights, it cannot hold a candle to the original owner of the name(in my opinion) Football or as it is more commonly known(in America) Soccer.
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<p>Football is the most famous sport in the world. Dwarfing the annual views and fanbases of every other sport. The viewership numbers of the World Cup final are nearly triple that of the Super Bowl in America. It really just does not compare.</p>
<p>On this page we will be going over what makes football tick, from the various positions to the roles of the coaches. Happy you can learn more about the beautiful game with us.</p>
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<p>Football is a team based sport. Regular match regulations have 2 teams of 11 facing off against each other. With there being 22 players on the field at any given time during the game i believe that speaks to the complexity of the game. Each of the 11 on either team have a unique position and role on the field in order to help their team win. The roles can be simplified into 3 different categories:
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<li>Forward</li>
<li>Midfield</li>
<li>Defender</li>
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There is also the special position of goalkeeper that we will also cover.</p>
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<p>The Forward position in football is one of glory. Fowards or strikers(these names are interchangable) Their job put plainly is quite literally to score goals. To put the ball in the back of the net. They are the players positioned closest to the opposite team's goal and are meant to wreak havoc on their defense. Depending on the team's strategy there are usually between 1-3 strikers on the field. Strikers can employ different tactics in order to achieve their goal of scoring, from hold-up play, to poaching, to just being the target man. With all the glory that comes with scoring goals come the equal if not more expectations of scoring goals. Fowards are heavily criticized if they are not scoring and recieve a lot of the blame if their teams do not win. The jersey numbers most commonly associated with Forwards are
<li>10</li>
<li>11</li>
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<p>Midfield is probably the most cruicial position on the field for victory to occur. Midfielders 9 times out of 10 cover the most ground over the course of the game and are the ones that hold the most responsibility. Having to take part constantly in both attack and defense, these players are typically also in the best physical shape out of their teammates. Midfielders are the ones that you see on the ball the most and are crucial to a team's possesion play. Midfielders are the ones that you see most often forming partnerships with strikers as they are the ones that are usually finding the strikers feet and feeding them the ball. Depending on the tactics of the team and manager you will see 3-5 midfielders on the field. There is a popular saying "If you control the midfield, you control the game." which speaks to the importance of the position. Midfielders tend to have the numbers:
<li>5</li>
<li>6</li>
<li>7</li>
<li>8</li>
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<p>As there are players out of the 11 on the field dedicated to attacking and scoring goals, there are bound to be players on the field dedicated to defending and stopping goals. Defenders are typically the backbone of a team. I speak from my personal experience as a defender. A strong defense allows the rest of your team to play with more freedom and without worry, thus alowing them to create more chances, and in turn score more goals. Defenders, more specifically the center back are usually the captain and the most vocal on the team. As they are the farthest back only surpassed by the goalkeeper, they have a wider view of the field and what is happening on it so it is up to them to let the rest of the team know any information they might be missing. The defense of a side is usually 3-4 players depending on the tactics and formations of the team. Defenders tend to wear the numbers:
<li>2</li>
<li>3</li>
<li>4</li>
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<p>If you take a survey on a football team and ask each player what they believe the hardest position on the field is, I am fairly certain that 7/10 of them would say goalkeeper. A good goalie is essential to any decent side if they want to compete at a high level. Goalkeepers are the only players on the field that are allowed to use their hands but can only do so inside their own penalty area in front of their respective goal. They are the farthest back player on the field and are typically expected to be the most vocal as they can see the most. Goalkeepers feel the most pressure on the field because when they make mistakes, goals are scored. A striker can mess up over and over again, and can make everyone forget the mistakes by scoring one goal. But a goalkeeper can make one mistake, let a goal in, and majority of people will remember that mistake no matter how many shots he stops after that. To be a goalie takes a lot of responsibilty and courage. But a goodl goalie can truly be the heart of a team. The starting goalkeeper on a side almost exclusively wears 1.<p>
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<p>As in every sport you have a coach, in football the coach is refered to as the manager. Managers are the ones that have the reins over the whole team. Their responsibilities include:</p>
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<li>delegating roles to the players</li>
<li>deciding the formation the team will use in a match and whether to switch the formation depending on the circumstances of that match</li>
<li>conduct/watch over training</li>
<li>decide which players play in matches</li>
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<p>Managers are the ones held resposible for the overall performance of the team. They can have an extreme level of control over their players, deciding what they eat, when they should go to bed, etc(depends on player contracts and how serious the coach and players are). A manager can make or break a team, that is why top clubs usually go for only the top managers</p>
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<header>Reference</header>
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<p>All the documentation on this page is based on my personal experiences and journey as a footballer. -Alex Brutus</p>
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