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How many subs are to many subs
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How many subs are to many subs
by Top Corner Goalkeepers 08/05/14, 04:11 pm
How many subs is too many subs. i have seen teams with two complete two that just switch all at the same time.
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Re: How many subs are to many subs
by Guest 08/05/14, 04:56 pm
Depends on the playing format, 3v3, futsal 5v5, 7v7, 9v9, what...
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Re: How many subs are to many subs
by Top Corner Goalkeepers 08/05/14, 04:59 pm
all formats
3v3 = 2
5v5 =3
Futsal = 3
7v7 = 4
9v9 =5
11v11 =5
That is my choice
3v3 = 2
5v5 =3
Futsal = 3
7v7 = 4
9v9 =5
11v11 =5
That is my choice
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Re: How many subs are to many subs
by Guest 08/05/14, 05:04 pm
3v3 = 1
Futsal = 2
7v7 = 2
9v9 =3
11v11= 4-5
The point is to play the game as much as possible. The less subs the better, allows for player movement all over the field and max playing time.
Start more teams to keep the roster size down.
Futsal = 2
7v7 = 2
9v9 =3
11v11= 4-5
The point is to play the game as much as possible. The less subs the better, allows for player movement all over the field and max playing time.
Start more teams to keep the roster size down.
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Re: How many subs are to many subs
by Gunner9 08/05/14, 05:04 pm
I'd take 1 off each of your choices. Assuming you're speaking about academy. Come U13 or so, you'll need more than 16 to account for injury.
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Re: How many subs are to many subs
by Guest 08/05/14, 05:09 pm
I just coached 2 different squads over 2 different weekends. Both played 7v7.
1 squad had 1 sub, the other had 4 subs. Way more playing time with 1 sub, and allowed for players to play basically all positions during the game and not completely disrupt continuity that was built. 2 subs would have allowed for stronger legs by the end of the tourney. Still finished strong though,
1 squad had 1 sub, the other had 4 subs. Way more playing time with 1 sub, and allowed for players to play basically all positions during the game and not completely disrupt continuity that was built. 2 subs would have allowed for stronger legs by the end of the tourney. Still finished strong though,
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Re: How many subs are to many subs
by debit 08/05/14, 05:29 pm
For a tournament, a general rule of thumb I've always used is half the number of field players. For league play, I would prefer 1 less.
If the format has even numbers, the math becomes too confusing for me so I slice one girl in half with a samurai sword.
If the format has even numbers, the math becomes too confusing for me so I slice one girl in half with a samurai sword.
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