tunnel, once the game begins it’s a
number of different situations made
up of 1v1’s, 3v2’s, 4v4’s…………”
Anyone who has ever come to any of my futsal / grass sessions knows how big I am on small sided games, that's why I started futsal in 2014 as a team training session for our BHFC BLACK U/10 team. We recently did something similar at the BHFC SOCCER CAMP , Danny Parman made it 3 vs 3 though, so even more touches /passes/1vs1,s etc. Dutch style ?????? so I thought, although , Steve Lomas told me over a pint of Peroni in the 3 colts !!! Ron Greenwood was playing these games years ago . These games can be taken further , I also use target players at the side and the ends and can be progressed by only scoring by using different parts of the foot, weaker foot , chipping the ball the list is endless, they are great games for ,warm ups, mid session, or end games , can be used for sessions on short passing, turning, creating space etc etc etc etc
No coaching, the game is the teacher
Simple to set up
Simplifies the choices in possession [pass, dribble, shoot]
More player participation
Different games bring different problems to solve and skills used
More touches of the ball
More passes attempted
More 1v1’s attempted
More goals scored
When used, keeper participation is greatly increased
No refs
No results recorded
No positions, just footballers
Children take responsibility
http://regioniii.usyouthsoccer.org/assets/926/15/4v4%20Games.pdf
https://www.nwtkicks.ca/uploads/page_content/documents/resources/coach/the_dutch_vision_for_soccer_-_4v4.pdf
http://www.anbfutbol.com/4V4%20Football%20a%20must.pdf
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