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Opinions on football at grassroots level

By ashleyhughes - 03-05-2014 01:08

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Been asked by a former manager who's a good friend on here to ask you guys the following message, I normally don't post this kind of thing, but would be grateful if you could take a few seconds to help a friend out. I apologise if it appears to set alarm bells with regards to forum rules. ------------------------------------------------ Hey guys looking for opinions from the football players on here. We’re looking to see if there’s any interest in an online service bringing rival teams together so you can discuss local league games with team mates and rivals alike. Please give us your views in a quick 5 question survey. http://wild4football.questionform.com/public/5-question-surveyBeen asked by a former manager who's a good friend on here to ask you guys the following message, I normally don't post this kind of thing, but would be grateful if you could take a few seconds to help a friend out. I apologise if it appears to set alarm bells with regards to forum rules.
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Hey guys looking for opinions from the football players on here.

We’re looking to see if there’s any interest in an online service bringing rival teams together so you can discuss local league games with team mates and rivals alike.

Please give us your views in a quick 5 question survey.

http://wild4football.questionform.com/public/5-question-survey

 

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Re: Opinions on football at grassroots level

By heddo - 09-05-2014 05:09

Hi Ash , I looked at the five pointer , and its obviously been years since I played , but I dont think anything has changed with the level of officials , I can see how it would be good to see the focus on the positive side , but sadly, that is not always the case, depending on the age level of course , it could be good for under 18 , but over 18 level , sometimes the games are best forgotten about in a very short space of time,the level of officials would have to rocket up to make the level of respect and good behaviour fall into line, when you get a bad injury, you are really better off not knowing who gave it to you, that is just one example, I dont think it is a good idea for over 18, the game is nowhere near as clean , you have to ask how would you deal with a non friendly situation ..Hi Ash , I looked at the five pointer , and its obviously been years since I played , but I dont think anything has changed with the level of officials , I can see how it would be good to see the focus on the positive side , but sadly, that is not always the case, depending on the age level of course , it could be good for under 18 , but over 18 level , sometimes the games are best forgotten about in a very short space of time,the level of officials would have to rocket up to make the level of respect and good behaviour fall into line, when you get a bad injury, you are really better off not knowing who gave it to you, that is just one example, I dont think it is a good idea for over 18, the game is nowhere near as clean , you have to ask how would you deal with a non friendly situation ..

Re: Opinions on football at grassroots level

By pho_oenix - 09-05-2014 09:10

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Could work if its not just a chat forum. League results, standing, players of the week, upcoming players, training methods, interviews, polls, matches to lookout for, fans, motivational articles from around the world etc. Agree with heddo wld mostly work for school/college to U18 professional leagues.Could work if its not just a chat forum.
League results, standing, players of the week, upcoming players, training methods, interviews, polls, matches to lookout for, fans, motivational articles from around the world etc.

Agree with heddo wld mostly work for school/college to U18 professional leagues.

 

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