The Evendale Futbol Club: Next Match ~ Saturday, June 13, 2009 at 9:00 a.m.

June 12, 2009

Next Match ~ Saturday, June 13, 2009 at 9:00 a.m.

As Ronaldo prepares for a move to Real Madrid (sorry Man U fans), Evendale FC is slowly returning to its full glory, with 9v9 play last week, featuring goals by Zach J. (including one far more glorious "stuff"), Mamoudo, and Kristen S., who drilled a screamer into the lower 90 passed a helpless (and hopeless) keeper.

We return to Saturday morning play this week. Please join us for our weekly match on Saturday, June 13, 2009 at 9:00 a.m. on Field #3 and get your weekend cardio in first thing! Please post a comment below indicating whether you are IN or OUT this week, and remember to bring white and dark shirts.

Jogo Bonito!!

3 comments:

Anonymous said...: Art S - in plus 1 (co-worker); June 12, 2009
Anonymous said...: Tony M is in.; June 12, 2009
Anonymous said...: Dave C is in; June 12, 2009

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The Evendale FC Rules

The Evendale FC is a co-ed, weekly RECREATIONAL pickup soccer match, intended for adults who want to enjoy a reasonably "competitive" game for fun and exercise. There are dozens of competitive soccer leagues in town (indoor and outdoor) ... this is not one of them. We strictly enforce the following rules, which are designed and intended to reduce and prevent injuries to our players:

1. No Slide Tackling. There is no slide tackling of any kind, from any directions. Stay on your feet at all times.

2. No Challenges from Behind. Players must be "goalside" of the player in possession of the ball before they can play defense or challenge for possession of the ball. In other words, once beaten, you must outrun the player in possession of the ball AND get goalside again before you can play defense. It is ALWAYS more important to avoid injury than to prevent a goal.

3. Caution on 50/50 Balls. If you and an opponent are running at the same ball in open space, BOTH players are expected to use caution and slow enough to avoid a collision. It is ALWAYS more important to avoid a collision than win possession of the ball.

4. No Charging the Keeper. Both players and keepers must use caution to avoid a collision, with priority given to keepers fairly calling players off of the ball. It is ALWAYS more important to avoid injury than to score a goal.

5. Fair Substitutions. Whenever there are subs waiting to play, please be courteous and take your fair turn to sub out. Subs should rotate back in every 10 minutes. The same is true with the keeper position. Please take your fair turn at the keeper position, when needed, except for Steve B., who is prohibited from playing keeper.