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I have just been handed the task of coaching a new u14's boys team.Any pointers, help or advice would be greatly appreciated.Many thanks
Before games tell them to do the simple things well and stick to the things they have learnt in training because the majority of teams that are good are only good because they do the simple things well.
Do simple things well
Team work is key. I`m also working with an U14 boys side and all our success last season was based on team work and communication. We focused on the basics in training and ensured that every player(even those on the bench) knew what needed to be done and how it would be done. Good luck
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