Not coaching related but has anybody ever done the role of Insurance Officer for a club? Basically completing the claims forms for the club, gathering receipts and liaising with the insurer. I’ve been asked would I take it on
Some decent stuff from this account
Never did the role but Scour the club for some parent in the industry, you might be lucky and get some assistance.
Yep, it’s top class. Alot of the time you can use the video clips to explain things to your team.
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They are good lads. Love the little sly digs thrown in also particularly against Davy.
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We go again.
We have to shuffle the pack this morning as 20 of the lads have been commandeered by the school for communion choir duty.
We’ll just have to get a tune out of what’s available.
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Our lads are down to the bare bones too. Only 30 kids playing with all the communions…
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Holy hand of fuck, could you imagine pulling out this cunt of a yoke.
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€120
One. hundred. And. Twenty. Euro.
What the hell
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A christmas table cloth and a few poker chips
Kev has 3
You’d need a gazebo and a table on the side of the pitch to put it on .
Like a General in the American Civil war
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Saw an astro one laid out a few years back. 20m × 7m I’d say. Class for restarts and set play walkthroughs.
Games gone. Critchley never needed that
Make a mini pitch myself. Works the finest.
60x20?WTF
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Was at a football blitz tonight for U8. Haven’t done much with kids that young before, what really surprised me was they seem to find handpassing the ball much harder than kick pass. An unnatural motion I suppose.
Also clear none of them ever watch football on telly as they don’t try to ape the handpassing
I’m now on my 3rd year with u7s.
It really does take a long time for them to master the handpass. The biggest issue, and I don’t really understand why, is that they won’t leave the supporting hand under the ball. Takes a fair bit of 1 on 1 coaching to get them to do it.
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How are you stuck there for 3 years??
Yeah that’s 100% it
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