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Chelsea host Blackpool at Stamford on Sunday afternoon in what could arguably be the most one-sided match-up of the season. That said, the champions must guard against complacency against the Seasiders who have already shown a great attitude and an ability to rumble with the best.

Darlington FC have been through some tough times in recent years. With failed promotion attempts and relegation to the conference things look bleak.

This article has 8 tips for how a coach can give effective praise and positive encouragement that produces the desired results. This approach will work for all sports and school, including soccer, baseball, basketball, football, swimming, martial arts, dance, softball, band and students.

Sir Alex Ferguson did not need a second invitation to indulge in what every Manchester United and Liverpool fan knows is probably his favourite past time – Liverpool baiting. And boy did he enjoy it? On the evidence of what went on between the two teams on Sunday afternoon, the only thing that the two teams can probably be said to have in common is a rich history…

Following the weekends Premier League games, attention for English football will turn to the Carling Cup in midweek when the third round ties are played on Tuesday 21st and Wednesday 22nd September. There were some interesting results in the second round and some of the bigger teams suffered at the hands of the so called lesser lights of English football, with Blackpool being the biggest casualty. In most seasons the third round usually throws up some good contests and this year is no different with some interesting games due to be played this week.

Are you a fan of football? Football is a world wide game that is played for fun, tournaments or professionally. Many countries have a professional football team that represents their country. Football teams are also created within cities and local areas. For example England, Portugal or Holland are football teams for their countries and Manchester united, Manchester city or Leeds are all representing their city. If you want to have a good football match, you first need to know how to kick a football. It is not easy as it looks as you have to have certain techniques to kick a football without hurting yourself. The whole point in playing foot ball is to know how to kick a football.

Playing football embraces a lot of skill and talent. However, you do not need to know how to play football in order to attend football courses. Football courses are created in order to introduce you to the world wide sport and offer you the skills you need to play football. Football courses, from adult football to childrens football, are provided out their from many different societies and community groups.

Soccer drills are discussed that will give your players the skills and training they need to have a fast, creative attack. The soccer drills discussed are for players age 7 and older (U8 and older) and will work for all soccer formations. Lines are minimized, touches are maximized and they are more fun than typical drills.

Football should be played in the right way, passing and moving not fouling and kicking. Thank you Arsene Wenger, move on Mick McCarthy!

The last time Liverpool beat Birmingham here was in 2006, in the FA Cup, when they delivered a 7-0 walloping. That said, Birmingham have not lost a match at St Andrews’ in their last 16 games here.

Robbie Fowler was born in Toxteth, Liverpool in 1975 and became one of Liverpool’s greatest players, ironically Fowler was an Everton supporter as a boy, but he joined Liverpool’s football academy at the age of eleven. Fowler excelled as a junior player and signed a professional contract with Liverpool in 1992, he made his debut nine months later in an FA Cup game against Bolton. The following season Fowler started to play regularly for the first team, scoring an amazing five goals in a League Cup match against Fulham, Fowler was an instant hit with the Liverpool fans…

The English Premier League (EPL) is a top flight league for association football teams, in England. The League is run as a corporation of which the 20 member clubs are shareholders.