What is a good name for a child's soccer team?
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Is the town name going to be included or a sponser? I might need a little more info...other wise mabey the little lightning or kidnergarten kickers?  LOL those both sound dumb but Ill come back
579728
Add this :\nArabic : كرة القدم\nThai :  ฟุตบอล\nMalay   : bolasepak\nmore :\n1-soccer\n2-soccer\n3-soccer\n4-soccer\n5-soccer\n6-soccer\n7-soccer\n8-soccer\n9-soccer\n10-soccer\n11-soccer\n12-soccer
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yes and no.\n\nThe official name of soccer is Association Football.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_(soccer)\n\nIn the USA, we have american football and soccer which are very different from each other.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_football\n\nIn Europe and most other parts of the world, football is the termed used for soccer.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_%28soccer%29_names\n\nIn Australia, football is the equivalent of rugby or more specifically, Australian Rules Football.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_rules
1187484
How about just Billy. Think about how the name of the duck mascot would sound over the stadium speakers - "...and after the game kids can get their picture taken with Billy the Duck..."
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Spanish fútbol \nPortuguese futebol\nRomanian fotbal\nFrench le football\nRussian futbol (Футбол)\nSerbian fudbal\nTurkish futbol\nGerman Fußball \nNorwegian fotball\nSwedish fotboll \nDanish fodbold \nDutch voetbal\netc.\n\nAnd what's similar to soccer, other than sucker???\nSo...football is the word!!!
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strikers \nplain and simple
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Everton.\n\nSome of you are naming teams that play that silly American game which isn't football at all. Please stop.\n\nClue: FOOT, BALL.\n\nThis is YA UK & Ireland!
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Wow, Hrvatski Nogometni Savez didn't get picked for the Best Answer?  Let me try this once:  Ahem...Hrvatski (Croatian) Nogometni (Soccer) Savez (Federation).  There!  That oughta do it.  Vid.
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As long as the name is not patent  they can use the name. Detroit United sounds good.
588730
its traditional name is football....the americans have renamed it as soccer for their own convenience.everywhere else in the world its football
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about 6.......... I used to call it football, but sometimes i have to call it soccer, cuz some people do not understand, but i really don't like to call it soccer...........\n\nbtw i like your avatar......... Henry is da best!!!!!!!!!!
424112
Well first off they eat, sleep, and play soccer. They basically live for it. This is their joy, and the kids really want to just play. It's not like they have anything else better to do. Brazil has the best quality players. They play like a team and thats how they succeed as a team. They also succeed as individuals. Try going 1 vs 1 and you'll know who's going to win.
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At that age there are only a few things you need to know and help them learn.\n1.  have fun, no one cares what the score is.  If your league keeps score in these games, lobby as hard as possible to get rid of that.  US Soccer Coaches Assoc. and US Soccer Federation official rules for that age is to not keep score.\n2.  Games should be no more then 4 players. That way everyone touches the ball and gets involved.  If you have 10 players on your team, split into two groups of 5 and have 2 games going at the same time.\n3.  No hands.  Simple as that.  Remind the kids when they mess up, they will understand and remember sooner than you think.\n4.  "There's our goal, try to get the ball in it.  That's their goal, try to stop them from getting the ball in there"  That's all the instruction they need for the game.\n5.  No structured practice.  The game teaches.  Practices should be 30 minutes of free play.  Set up multiple goals with cones, toss out 2 or 3 balls and let teams of 2 see how many they can get.  No drills - ever.  Drills teach ball skills and tactics. 5-6 year olds will not remember skills and tactics, but they will remember having fun.\n6.  Everyone plays everywhere.  Specialization is close to 10 years away.\nGood luck
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Soccer is played by more than 7 millions 6- to 11-year-olds, making it the second most popular team sport among children in this country.\nSource-SAMMMMMMMMMMM
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wait till the play a real team and by that i mean a team that calls the sport its real name ... football and not SOCCER and we should find out how good they really are for an old tired team
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Soccer, game played by two teams on a rectangular field, in which players attempt to knock a round ball through the opponents’ goal, using any part of the body except the hands. Generally, players use their feet and heads as they kick, dribble, and pass the ball toward the goal. One player on each team guards the goal. This player, the goalkeeper, is the only player allowed to touch the ball with the hands while it is in play.\n\nSoccer is a free-flowing game that has relatively few rules and requires little equipment. All that is needed to play is an area of open space and a ball. Much of the world's soccer is played informally, without field markings or real goals. In many places, the game is played barefoot using rolled-up rags or newspapers as a ball. Soccer is the world's most popular sport, played by people of all ages in about 200 countries. The sport has millions of fans throughout the world.\n\nOnly in the United States and Canada is the game referred to as soccer. Outside these countries the sport is commonly called football, or fútbol in Spanish-speaking countries, where the game is particularly popular. The official name of the sport is association football. \n\n****************************************************\n\nHistory of Soccer -\nBefore World Cup Soccer\nThe modern form of soccer originated in England in the early 1830's. The sport grew among working-class communities and was seen as a way of keeping young and energetic kids out of trouble at home and in the school; they could
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mini soccer games of course....silly!!!