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Team management is one of the hardest aspects of coaching a soccer team. Who to play, where to play them, and how long to play them for are constrained by the players, their parents, your vision for playing soccer, and a host of other factors all play a part.
These articles look at issues coaches face away from actually playing the game. Players and teams need to be well-managed. Disruptive players need to be dealt with in a certain way, you have responsibilities towards the opposition, the league, the referee, and the parents. These articles highlight some of the major problems you will face in team management and they offer great advice on how to deal with them.
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