Comments on: Three Points for a win – is it child friendly? https://www.playerwanted.co.uk/blog/2014/09/three-points-for-a-win-is-it-child-friendly/ Find a local team Mon, 16 Dec 2019 07:58:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: KEVIN https://www.playerwanted.co.uk/blog/2014/09/three-points-for-a-win-is-it-child-friendly/#comment-60 KEVIN Thu, 13 Sep 2018 05:26:00 +0000 http://www.playerwanted.co.uk/blog/?p=20#comment-60 I sense that the kids remember what they did in any soccer match or in training coz they love soccer. They do not recall the final score and 20 years later rarely remember the teams they beat or lost to. One aspect of life is that when we are adults no business will wait patiently for a participation award winner to go see a client to say hey we did our best there there there like a soppy Primary school counselors. Boys have masculine traits and should not be trained to behave like wimps. One learns through failure by developing their skills or getting a reality check and see they could find something else more suited to their talents. Life is a miracle and every person is blessed with a talent and it is for them to have an adventure in life to find those talents and use them as a purpose for Life. There are other more effective ways to promote enjoying playing the game.......else we all will end up like brats Williams and McEnroe when we don't get it our way or face a red card after years of pampering and told that they are really wonderful players. Embrace the challenges that Life offers please do not hide from them..... I sense that the kids remember what they did in any soccer match or in training coz they love soccer. They do not recall the final score and 20 years later rarely remember the teams they beat or lost to. One aspect of life is that when we are adults no business will wait patiently for a participation award winner to go see a client to say hey we did our best there there there like a soppy Primary school counselors. Boys have masculine traits and should not be trained to behave like wimps. One learns through failure by developing their skills or getting a reality check and see they could find something else more suited to their talents. Life is a miracle and every person is blessed with a talent and it is for them to have an adventure in life to find those talents and use them as a purpose for Life. There are other more effective ways to promote enjoying playing the game…….else we all will end up like brats Williams and McEnroe when we don’t get it our way or face a red card after years of pampering and told that they are really wonderful players. Embrace the challenges that Life offers please do not hide from them…..

]]> By: Brian Mcculloch Glasgow https://www.playerwanted.co.uk/blog/2014/09/three-points-for-a-win-is-it-child-friendly/#comment-58 Brian Mcculloch Glasgow Thu, 11 Jan 2018 11:20:00 +0000 http://www.playerwanted.co.uk/blog/?p=20#comment-58 I completely agree with the three points rule as it not creates mentality for the players to make the team win but also creates a professional approach - Brian Mcculloch Glasgow. http://www.heraldscotland.com/announcements/other/congratulations/15426432.BRIAN_MCCULLOCH_GLASGOW/ I completely agree with the three points rule as it not creates mentality for the players to make the team win but also creates a professional approach – Brian Mcculloch Glasgow.

http://www.heraldscotland.com/announcements/other/congratulations/15426432.BRIAN_MCCULLOCH_GLASGOW/

]]> By: Celt https://www.playerwanted.co.uk/blog/2014/09/three-points-for-a-win-is-it-child-friendly/#comment-57 Celt Tue, 08 Sep 2015 10:40:00 +0000 http://www.playerwanted.co.uk/blog/?p=20#comment-57 I have played futsal, where players got points for assists. I have often considered playing a similar game with my team in training. Perhaps the FA should think about a similar concept for younger age groups where players get points for participation, goals, assists, tackles, saves, sportsmanship etc. I have played futsal, where players got points for assists. I have often considered playing a similar game with my team in training. Perhaps the FA should think about a similar concept for younger age groups where players get points for participation, goals, assists, tackles, saves, sportsmanship etc.

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