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It’s baptism by fire for newly promoted Newcastle United, as they face Premier League giants, Manchester United, at Old Trafford. For Manchester United, Wayne Rooney will be looking to score his first goal since March. Rooney, who got 34 goals for his club, last season, last found the net for United, or England, in his club’s Champion’s League quarter-final against Bayern Munich played in the Alliance Arena. United lost that match.

In this article I will provide you with some key soccer coaching tips that will really help your communication with the parents. I’ve been on both sides of the aisle…parent and coach. As a parent, you want to see your child do well, improve and have fun. Many parents also have a win at all costs attitude. This can be a real problem when it comes to your team. Learn how to avoid pitfalls right from the start.

Some coaches frown upon the idea of using neutral players in practice sessions. Personally I believe that this is a ridiculous thought. Neutral players can be a highly effective way to add more punch to your practice sessions. In this article I will show you how.

Too many soccer coaches these days are stuck in the past…running old-school soccer drills that bore the heck out of their players. Kids hate waiting in line for their turn to play with the ball. Most soccer drills are boring, mundane, and best reserved for the military, not the soccer field. In this article I show you how to choose drills that will accelerate your player’s skills.

When it comes to soccer coaching, it is very important that we always look to improve upon what we do in our training sessions. It is critical that we consistently put our players in positions that allow them to progress and enjoy the game of soccer. In this article I am going to take a look at 5 key tips that will help you become better at teaching the beautiful game.

Both experienced and inexperienced youth soccer coaches are running players out of the game. The kids aren’t having fun, aren’t improving, and are getting burned out at an early age. Learn what you should be coaching players, and when.

Emlyn Hughes signed for Blackpool in 1964 and made his first team debut in the 1965-66 season, after just 28 appearances for Blackpool, Hughes signed for Liverpool, at the age of twenty, in February 1967 for £65,000 after being spotted by manager Bill Shankly. This was a big transitional period for Liverpool, and Emlyn Hughes was part of the Liverpool ‘revolution’ that would see them dominate English football for years to come. He quickly fitted into the Liverpool midfield, he was welcomed by the Liverpool fans and was soon given the nickname ‘Crazy Horse’ after a famous rugby style tackle during a match against Newcastle, his famed runs into the opposition half and his frantic goal celebrations.

Article discussing the qualities of Ryan Giggs. Is he the star of the Premier League?

One of the fondest memories of my late Father was spending time with him, when I was seven years old, watching the World Cup in 1970. During his life he’d always been a champion of stylish and fluid football especially that played in South America. He specifically loved Brazil, although he did have a soft spot for the Uruguayans, but that was more to do with their sheer ruthlessness…

This article encourages recreational soccer leagues to ban slide tackling. There is too great a chance a kid will get seriously hurt, young referees don’t know how to correctly interpret the rules regarding slide tackling, and players aren’t taught how to properly slide tackle.

Born in 1963, John Barnes became a true Liverpool legend. Barnes signed for Liverpool from Watford for a fee of 900,000 pounds in 1987. For those that saw Barnes play, will agree that his illustrious career with Liverpool made him a true legend.

The results of last week’s matches left a lot of punters dazed as there were a few upsets, not least the first losses suffered by Chelsea and Arsenal. This led us at Cricinfosite to analyze why people prefer bookmakers’ odds rather than their own instinct. So we took a look at what bookmakers predict about Sunday’s Super Match between Chelsea and Arsenal. We have classified our findings on the basis of commonly asked questions.