Soap Football
Soap Football
Move
over regular, field football as you now have the option of playing a less
competitive and a much more fun version of the sport: Blazze
Soap football.
You can
play it irrespective of whether or not you like football since its so much fun
and the rules are essentially different.
The rules
of this game are simple. Each team can have up to 5 members and the one with
the most number of goals, wins.
The
only condition is that you must play the game. As mentioned before, blazze
soapy football is very different from the actual sport, so
you don’t have to worry about how you’ll perform (everyone is going to be
tumbling, anyway).
Central Attacking Midfielder
A Central Attacking
Midfielder (CAM) is that guy who operates between a team’s central midfield and
its forwards. He is that spark in a team; the playmaker; the person that most
defenders dread playing against because no matter how hard they try to shut him
down, he inevitably finds a way to cause them problems. Known for their deft
touch, vision, ability to shoot from range, and passing prowess, CAM’s are
sought after by teams looking to play attractive, attacking
football.
Initially fell in
love with the game watching and trying my best to imitate. I gradually shifted my play-style to what felt
more natural to me. Playing in a more central role in the attacking third
rather than as a winger. This shift was mainly because of my desire to be more
involved with the play. Also, I never could reliably get past my defender on
the wing…but yea, that’s not important!
What did they do
different that I could pick up and practice on so that I could also excel as a
CAM?
All of them were
unbelievably calm on the ball even when under immense pressure from the
opposing team. They usually had at least one trick
up their sleeve that allowed them to create that extra yard needed to play that
killer pass or to take that incisive shot at goal. They also had incredible
vision, the ability to read the game; what weight and angle to put on a pass so
that it wouldn’t be too difficult for the forward to get the ball under his control,
and where they themselves needed to go to “be at the right place at the right
time” to finish off a move. But the most important characteristic that I
noticed in all these players was the fearlessness with which they played the
game, never hesitating to try the improbable, and the impossible even.
So there you have it
fell as. If you want to be a better CAM, you need to work on your passing
finesse, improve your shooting skills, learn a trick or two to help with foxing
defenders, hone the ability to see a pass that to otherplayers seems
impossible and more importantly learn to play without fear. Not all your
“brilliant” passes will come off but that shouldn’t deter you because after
all, even the best don’t get it right all the time!
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