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Your son, as goalkeeper, surrenders the goal that eliminates his U-14 team from an important tournament.
What do you say to him after the game?
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Last week, we asked:
You notice your daughter's teammates are not passing her the ball when she is wide open and in position to score goals.
How do you improve your daughter's situation?
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I would make it a drill and put each kid in that scoring position.Any time some one is wide open to pass the ball.
Incorporate a learning game to encourage passing to all players and to help build team support for the weaker players so they can learn to be a stronger player
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