'04 Girls FBR Rankings - 04-17-13

AC Milan tried it against Barca in champions league. Didn't work.

go99 wrote:

SoccaDad wrote:

Soccer Po Boy wrote:

go99 wrote:as far as a no win situation goes for Dalglish, I would just suggest they not lose. They have show some inconsistancy with some games leaving me thinking who is this team and what did they do with dalglish . Then at times they show up as one of the best 04 teams out there. I really hope kenn doesn't stack the box and comes out to play. You have to give hats off to spirit and scott. They came out no fear and win or lose they came to play. But if he does, oh well you have to learn to beat the stack too

What is stack the box?

WAIT!! I know this one!!! Stack the box = our defense is better than your offense... did I win? I could use a million dollars!!!

nope you didn't you got it wrong. Stack the box = your team is better than mine so I will close the game down to try and get a result. Chelsea used against Barca and it worked. Not great in youth soccer but it can get you a result in a game you may otherwise not win. It's not illegal but I would just prefer a open game.

Dang it! I should have used phone a friend... LOL...

Quite honestly you generally see it happen in a few different scenarios, the first one is if you are severly out classed (happens to 03 SRSA quite a bit) and you want to try to only lose 6-0 vs 12-0 however you are willing to concede that you will not be scoring. Another scenario is if you are somewhat evenly matched but you know that your normal attacking style won't work and then leave you exposed, so you want to win but you are willing to play a very defensive game and then hope that you can get a ball cleared long and catch a break on the counter. The last scenario is late in a game and you are up by a goal and simply do not want anyone running free, so you cram the box with 9 girls and make moving the ball around pretty painful.

Personally I'm not a big fan of scenario 1 or 2 at this age because I don't think it teaches the girls anything at this age. However no matter what coaches or parents say, winning matters to them so if there's a way that someone can get a win while not developing a kid they will do it because winning keeps parent$ around and it's a business at the end of the day.

go99 wrote:

SoccaDad wrote:

Soccer Po Boy wrote:

go99 wrote:as far as a no win situation goes for Dalglish, I would just suggest they not lose. They have show some inconsistancy with some games leaving me thinking who is this team and what did they do with dalglish . Then at times they show up as one of the best 04 teams out there. I really hope kenn doesn't stack the box and comes out to play. You have to give hats off to spirit and scott. They came out no fear and win or lose they came to play. But if he does, oh well you have to learn to beat the stack too

What is stack the box?

WAIT!! I know this one!!! Stack the box = our defense is better than your offense... did I win? I could use a million dollars!!!

nope you didn't you got it wrong. Stack the box = your team is better than mine so I will close the game down to try and get a result. Chelsea used against Barca and it worked. Not great in youth soccer but it can get you a result in a game you may otherwise not win. It's not illegal but I would just prefer a open game.

If its not illegal, then maybe you should just go on and hope that Kenn doesn't play a goalie, or maybe just play with 10.

Eliza466 wrote:

soccerdad1969 wrote:

Eliza466 wrote:

soccerdad1969 wrote:Not sure how many Kenn rosters, but when Spirit Clark played us, I swear they had 5 or 6 subs. Fresh legs might have played a part.

There are only 3 subs as long as everyone is accounted for

That makes sense. 3 subs for 11v11=5 for 9v9.

This team doesn't play 9v9.

Sorry. Assumed you were with Spirit.

I think this game will be a lot closer than what most people are thinking. RASE definitely has the edge but SK will not let in too many goals.

Master Bates wrote:I think this game will be a lot closer than what most people are thinking. RASE definitely has the edge but SK will not let in too many goals.

Duh!! They park the bus! J/k

Master Bates wrote:I think this game will be a lot closer than what most people are thinking. RASE definitely has the edge but SK will not let in too many goals.

I'm not associated with either team and I'm thinking about coming out to see this one as well... could be fun to watch...

nah I think the girls have grown some and have been subjected to the tactic a few times. I think they may be able to figure it out. I just don't want to see it. Thought kenn played an aggressive attacking game against Dalglish. This is kenn you want to see. They can really bring an attack so it would be nice to see how it goes against a rase backline that doesn't give up many goals.

GrandTXSoccer wrote:Quite honestly you generally see it happen in a few different scenarios, the first one is if you are severly out classed (happens to 03 SRSA quite a bit) and you want to try to only lose 6-0 vs 12-0 however you are willing to concede that you will not be scoring. Another scenario is if you are somewhat evenly matched but you know that your normal attacking style won't work and then leave you exposed, so you want to win but you are willing to play a very defensive game and then hope that you can get a ball cleared long and catch a break on the counter. The last scenario is late in a game and you are up by a goal and simply do not want anyone running free, so you cram the box with 9 girls and make moving the ball around pretty painful.

Personally I'm not a big fan of scenario 1 or 2 at this age because I don't think it teaches the girls anything at this age. However no matter what coaches or parents say, winning matters to them so if there's a way that someone can get a win while not developing a kid they will do it because winning keeps parent$ around and it's a business at the end of the day.

Thanks!! Good stuff here.

4DaLuvofTheGM wrote:

GrandTXSoccer wrote:Quite honestly you generally see it happen in a few different scenarios, the first one is if you are severly out classed (happens to 03 SRSA quite a bit) and you want to try to only lose 6-0 vs 12-0 however you are willing to concede that you will not be scoring. Another scenario is if you are somewhat evenly matched but you know that your normal attacking style won't work and then leave you exposed, so you want to win but you are willing to play a very defensive game and then hope that you can get a ball cleared long and catch a break on the counter. The last scenario is late in a game and you are up by a goal and simply do not want anyone running free, so you cram the box with 9 girls and make moving the ball around pretty painful.

Personally I'm not a big fan of scenario 1 or 2 at this age because I don't think it teaches the girls anything at this age. However no matter what coaches or parents say, winning matters to them so if there's a way that someone can get a win while not developing a kid they will do it because winning keeps parent$ around and it's a business at the end of the day.

Thanks!! Good stuff here.

Nail on the head!

Mannnn....when and where is this game? Im coming. Ill be there 45 mins early to watch warm ups....

4DaLuvofTheGM wrote:

GrandTXSoccer wrote:Quite honestly you generally see it happen in a few different scenarios, the first one is if you are severly out classed (happens to 03 SRSA quite a bit) and you want to try to only lose 6-0 vs 12-0 however you are willing to concede that you will not be scoring. Another scenario is if you are somewhat evenly matched but you know that your normal attacking style won't work and then leave you exposed, so you want to win but you are willing to play a very defensive game and then hope that you can get a ball cleared long and catch a break on the counter. The last scenario is late in a game and you are up by a goal and simply do not want anyone running free, so you cram the box with 9 girls and make moving the ball around pretty painful.

Personally I'm not a big fan of scenario 1 or 2 at this age because I don't think it teaches the girls anything at this age. However no matter what coaches or parents say, winning matters to them so if there's a way that someone can get a win while not developing a kid they will do it because winning keeps parent$ around and it's a business at the end of the day.

Thanks!! Good stuff here.

Yes, very good. Thanks for the clarification. So I'm probably going to need some help here. I'm assuming that Kenn "stacked the box" last time they played, and the game was scoreless and went to PKs? And Kenn won in PKs?

I havent had the chance to see Solar play and my memories of Rase a vague...

Master Bates wrote:I think this game will be a lot closer than what most people are thinking. RASE definitely has the edge but SK will not let in too many goals.

SK not given up goals, that's far from truth. I say total opposite. Maybe long game for them if they don't help out back on "D".

Soccer Po Boy wrote:

4DaLuvofTheGM wrote:

GrandTXSoccer wrote:Quite honestly you generally see it happen in a few different scenarios, the first one is if you are severly out classed (happens to 03 SRSA quite a bit) and you want to try to only lose 6-0 vs 12-0 however you are willing to concede that you will not be scoring. Another scenario is if you are somewhat evenly matched but you know that your normal attacking style won't work and then leave you exposed, so you want to win but you are willing to play a very defensive game and then hope that you can get a ball cleared long and catch a break on the counter. The last scenario is late in a game and you are up by a goal and simply do not want anyone running free, so you cram the box with 9 girls and make moving the ball around pretty painful.

Personally I'm not a big fan of scenario 1 or 2 at this age because I don't think it teaches the girls anything at this age. However no matter what coaches or parents say, winning matters to them so if there's a way that someone can get a win while not developing a kid they will do it because winning keeps parent$ around and it's a business at the end of the day.

Thanks!! Good stuff here.

Yes, very good. Thanks for the clarification. So I'm probably going to need some help here. I'm assuming that Kenn "stacked the box" last time they played, and the game was scoreless and went to PKs? And Kenn won in PKs?

Nailed it!!!!

4DaLuvofTheGM wrote:

Master Bates wrote:I think this game will be a lot closer than what most people are thinking. RASE definitely has the edge but SK will not let in too many goals.

SK not given up goals, that's far from truth. I say total opposite. Maybe long game for them if they don't help out back on "D".

Good grief, which one is it. Should they play D or not. Seems to me like THIS team is the one in the no win situation.

4DaLuvofTheGM wrote:

Soccer Po Boy wrote:

4DaLuvofTheGM wrote:

GrandTXSoccer wrote:Quite honestly you generally see it happen in a few different scenarios, the first one is if you are severly out classed (happens to 03 SRSA quite a bit) and you want to try to only lose 6-0 vs 12-0 however you are willing to concede that you will not be scoring. Another scenario is if you are somewhat evenly matched but you know that your normal attacking style won't work and then leave you exposed, so you want to win but you are willing to play a very defensive game and then hope that you can get a ball cleared long and catch a break on the counter. The last scenario is late in a game and you are up by a goal and simply do not want anyone running free, so you cram the box with 9 girls and make moving the ball around pretty painful.

Personally I'm not a big fan of scenario 1 or 2 at this age because I don't think it teaches the girls anything at this age. However no matter what coaches or parents say, winning matters to them so if there's a way that someone can get a win while not developing a kid they will do it because winning keeps parent$ around and it's a business at the end of the day.

Thanks!! Good stuff here.

Yes, very good. Thanks for the clarification. So I'm probably going to need some help here. I'm assuming that Kenn "stacked the box" last time they played, and the game was scoreless and went to PKs? And Kenn won in PKs?

Nailed it!!!!

So neither team scored in regulation? Go99? Eliza?

I'm saying SK gives up way too many goal to be one of the top teams. If they dont stack the box, it will be a long day for them. RASE, on the other hand, can score at will (from what I have seen). Damn if you do, damn if you don't!!!

GrandTXSoccer wrote:So where is this RASE/Kenn game being played?

Cowboys stadium

when and where is the game....?

soccercircus wrote:

GrandTXSoccer wrote:So where is this RASE/Kenn game being played?

Cowboys stadium

im trying not to cuss...

kixR4Adults2 wrote:when and where is the game....?

Was moved to the Cotton bowl

DSP in Plano, 3:30 on Sunday

Eliza466 wrote:

soccerdad1969 wrote:

Eliza466 wrote:

soccerdad1969 wrote:Not sure how many Kenn rosters, but when Spirit Clark played us, I swear they had 5 or 6 subs. Fresh legs might have played a part.

There are only 3 subs as long as everyone is accounted for

That makes sense. 3 subs for 11v11=5 for 9v9.

This team doesn't play 9v9.

Cause fields arent big enough to park a bus. Had to.

Soccer Po Boy wrote:

4DaLuvofTheGM wrote:

Soccer Po Boy wrote:

4DaLuvofTheGM wrote:

GrandTXSoccer wrote:Quite honestly you generally see it happen in a few different scenarios, the first one is if you are severly out classed (happens to 03 SRSA quite a bit) and you want to try to only lose 6-0 vs 12-0 however you are willing to concede that you will not be scoring. Another scenario is if you are somewhat evenly matched but you know that your normal attacking style won't work and then leave you exposed, so you want to win but you are willing to play a very defensive game and then hope that you can get a ball cleared long and catch a break on the counter. The last scenario is late in a game and you are up by a goal and simply do not want anyone running free, so you cram the box with 9 girls and make moving the ball around pretty painful.

Personally I'm not a big fan of scenario 1 or 2 at this age because I don't think it teaches the girls anything at this age. However no matter what coaches or parents say, winning matters to them so if there's a way that someone can get a win while not developing a kid they will do it because winning keeps parent$ around and it's a business at the end of the day.

Thanks!! Good stuff here.

Yes, very good. Thanks for the clarification. So I'm probably going to need some help here. I'm assuming that Kenn "stacked the box" last time they played, and the game was scoreless and went to PKs? And Kenn won in PKs?

Nailed it!!!!

So neither team scored in regulation? Go99? Eliza?

If I remeber correctly Rase scored one (don't remeber how) and Kenn got the ball out to a forward who was fouled by my dd (bougus call, my little princess would bever foul anyone ) Long free kick that keeper failed to save. Could be wrong though that was awhile back