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I'm involved in an U9 team at the moment where we have 4 Level 1 FA coaches involved and the squad size is limited to 9. My question is how many is enough and how many is too many? I'm having this debate at the moment and although it looks good sometimes the kids have multiple instructions from around the pitch.
Only 1 coach should be giving instructions. Any more will just confuse the kids
Only 1 coach should be giving instructions. Any more will just confuse the kids
Yep agree only 1 coach maybe an assisstant to help with setup and drills but only 1 head coach more than enough for 9th grade football.
Brett
Thanks for the feedback it`s greatly appreciated to know that I`m not the only one thinking this way..
At our club we need to have 2 both with DBS
in more ways than one
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