Dw4 Case Study

Our goals for the midfielder are to improve endurance and enhance lactic tolerance. We also aim to improve the athlete’s lateral quickness and anticipatory skills, and build the players body to maintain during the physical beating of the season. Most importantly our goal is to improve his performance, speed, agility, and quickness.

The side’s rise to the top of the League table has been fuelled by their enthralling, yet effective attacking performances (they are the 3rd highest goal scorers in the Bundesliga thus far) and one man in particular has been shining bright for the club, German attacker Timo Werner.

Lastly, a player's mentality can make them or break them. It influences so much that it changes the way a player acts. Messi's mentality, suprisingly, isn't the best around. When his under pressure, it seems like the weight of the world lies on his shoulders and slows him down. This happens often when he plays with his national team, Argentina. The fact that you'll sometimes find yourself asking — Where's Messi? — is proof enough. His performance in the World Cup will never reveal his true potential. Cristiano wants to win. Badly. He wants to score and shine

Cantona was a talent with an abundance of self-confidence, but had been a destructive force inside the dressing rooms of his previous clubs in France. He had been known as much for punch-ups with team-mates at Auxerre and Montpellier as his ability with a ball at his feet” (Fenn). Cantona is a great footballer as it is called in Europe but his mentality is his own kryptonite and it has led him to try and find different jobs in the world of soccer.

The matter in hand is Harry Kane, the biggest fraud the Premier League has seen since its inception. Djimi Traore, Paul Konchesky and Khalid Boulahrouz all pale in comparison – at least they have been remembered as bad, whereas Kane is building an undeserved reputation for competence. Did he finish as the second highest goal scorer last season? Yes, but one prolific season does not make a good striker. Even if we were to (wrongly) accept that scoring lots of goals must make him good, there is no evidence to suggest that he can sustain his freakish form. Michu set the league on fire in 2012/13 and was widely considered to be the next big thing: just two short seasons later he is festering in the Swansea reserves, seemingly with no future at the top level. Roque Santa Cruz played immensely well for Blackburn, firing them into 7th place, but quickly faded into obscurity. This list goes on: Amr Zaki, Michael Ricketts, Benny McCarthy, Andy Johnson, Benjani… one good season is not a guarantee of lasting success. Some of the players in this category even possessed a fair amount of skill: it would be a catastrophic injustice if gormless, talentless Kane managed to forge a successful Premier League career whilst Benjani, full of flair and personality, is consigned to the “one season wonders”

Over the years, playing soccer has taught me what it takes to succeed. From months of tough practices, I have gained a hard work ethic. From my coaches and fellow teammates, I have learned to work well with others in a group, as it is necessary to cooperate with teammates on the playing field. But most important, I have also gained self-confidence. If I fail, it doesn't' t matter if they mock or ridicule me; I will simply try again and do it better. I realize that it is necessary to risk failure in order to gain success. The

Yesterday we saw a whirlwind of transactions over a period of thirty minutes late in the afternoon hours leading up to the horn signaling the official beginning of the signing season tomorrow at noon ET. And there might still be more to come as teams now have a general idea of where they stand in regards to the biggest unrestricted free agents left, thanks to

It seems to be some sort of intoxicating mix of attractive football and long-term stability. The first half of the 2014-2015 season under Jose Mourinho was the physical manifestation of at least part of that dream. What has happened in the months since, however, has left Chelsea Football Club facing an existential crisis. The deluge of anger and frustration that descended upon Stamford Bridge in the aftermath of Mourinho’s departure was not aimed merely at the players, but also at Abramovich and the board.

To Cristiano's fortune Manchester United was in dire need of a midfielder after superstar David Beckhman left to play for Real Madrid. The void created by Beckham was huge and Manchester United had to fill it up with a superstar who could take them to the promised land. After a lot of speculation and drama surrounding the replacement, Manchester United finally signed Cristiano Ronaldo after his stint with Sporting CP ended in 2003.From the very day Cristiano signed with Manchester United, his football career took off and hasn't slowed since. In the same year he also made his debut for the national team of Portugal playing in a match against Kazakhstan. In the following year, Ronaldo put up one of his best performances. In the World Cup qualifying games the superstar midfielder scored 7 goals and made his presence felt in the Portuguese national team. Only a year later in 2005, Cristiano Ronaldo netted 11 goals for his country in 25 appearances. Although the up and coming superstar was making waves in the international football stage, controversy hit in the 2006 World Cup and it involved someone that was closely linked to him at his club Manchester United.

As a centre midfielder, I need to do the job that ensures that my team

In this assignment I will be exploring the ways in which Internal and external factors have an impact on the core revenues of Clubs and how clubs themselves can potentially help put the factors in their favour. Topics such as Fans and their behaviour and Player conduct on and off the pitch will be explored. Things that can occur which clubs have little or no power over – such as a major political shift – which can affect a clubs income will also be covered.

In the event in which a crisis may take place within this or effecting this organization, it is crucial in remaining steadfast to the ideals and ethics of Liverpool Football Club and its subsidiary owner The Fenway Sports Group.This goal of this plan is to help foster and ensure a safe and manageable way for the Liverpool Football Club to mitigate its way out of a potential crisis or problem.

If nothing else, the international break offers some respite from the misery of the Premier League season with a proliferation of silly stories. Alexandre Lacazette, for example, is going to ask his bestie Antoine Griezmann to join Arsenal.

Today's continental and international competition for footballers under the age of 17 represents the first confrontation in the professional career of elite footballers after a pre-training phase characterized by thorough preparation to ensure a consistent move towards high performance level.

-However there is one change that Manchester can do and will lead the club towards a more transparent, efficient and with less debt future, and the change is