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[foreverhopeful-17]

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[kathlesa]

Check out this awesome 'SOCCER PLAYER GIFT Eat Sleep Repeat' design on @TeePublic!

[pickmash]

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[spartanathleticco]

Essential Tips for Properly Maintaining and Installing Regulation Size Soccer Goals

The regulation size soccer goals need proper keeping and installation to make the equipment safe for the players and extend the lifetime of the equipment. In this post, we will provide efficient guidelines on how to manage and install regulation size soccer goals properly. The tips below will help you to prioritize your goals and run a secure drill for your team.

Regular Inspection: Do regular checks of your soccer goals. Look for any signs of wear and tear, untightened parts, or damaged nets. Address any issues immediately to avoid further damage or future accidents during gameplay.

Clean and Protect: Keep your soccer goals clean by removing dirt, debris, and moisture from them. Use a mild soap and water to wash the net and the frame and make them completely dry ahead of storing them. A protective coating or sealant is very helpful in preventing rust and corrosion of metal frame.

Proper Anchoring: Ensure your regulation size soccer goals are well anchored to the ground. Use the recommended anchoring system, such as ground pegs or augers, to prevent the goals from toppling over during intense gameplay or strong winds.

Net Maintenance: Check and fix orreplace damaged nets as soon as possible. Check the net attachment points frequently to make sure they are tight. Tighten or replace any loose or worn-out net fasteners making sure that the net is firmly attached to the frame and does not sag.

Safe Installation: Install soccer goal posts according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Make sure the goals allowed rather to be set up on a level surface and they have to be absolutely free from any obstructions. Check again the dimensions and alignment to make sure they fit the rules and regulations assigned by the ruling bodies.

Weather Protection: During bad weather or the off-season, think about parking your soccer goals in a covered place or using covers. It protects them from the harsh weather conditions, such as extreme heat, cold, or sun exposure, which will damage the materials over time.

By following these tips for maintaining and installing regulation size soccer goals, you can ensure their longevity and create a safer playing environment.

[novascharms]

the masterlist 

teach please me — tutor!reader x soccer player!rafe - reader's life is meticulously planned, from high school to becoming president of the country—she knows exactly where she's headed and every step to get there. but her airtight plan hits a snag when the principal ropes her into tutoring rafe cameron, the school’s star soccer player, who’s failing algebra and at risk of being benched next season. the team needs him on the field, and reader needs the principal’s glowing recommendation to secure her spot at her dream school. balancing her ambitious goals with rafe’s chaotic charm might just throw her perfectly crafted plan off track. ୨୧ chapter one ୨୧ chapter two ୨୧ chapter three ୨୧ chapter four ୨୧ chapter five ୨୧ chapter six ୨୧ chapter seven ୨୧ chapter eight  ୨୧ chapter nine ୨୧ chapter ten ୨୧ chapter eleven ୨୧ chapter twelve ୨୧ chapter thirteen ୨୧ chapter fourteen ୨୧ chapter fifteen ୨୧ chapter sixteen ୨୧ chapter seventeen ୨୧ chapter eighteen ୨୧ chapter nineteen ୨୧ chapter twenty ୨୧ the epilogue chapter one ୨୧  chapter two ୨୧  chapter three ୨୧  chapter four ୨୧ chapter five ୨୧ 

the 18+ folder ୨୧ school work is taking you out and rafe helps you destress. ୨୧ you get jealous and rafe shows you you don’t need to be. ୨୧ you and rafe need to study the next algebra chapter but he has different plans.

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[tokenspalcrypto]

Yaya Touré is an Ivorian football coach and former player who played as a midfielder. He is an academy coach at Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur. Touré aspired to be a striker during his youth and has played centre-back, including in the 2009 UEFA Champions League final.

[soccerbillionaire]

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[biographyonair]

Who is Enzo Alves Vieira?

#biographyonair #EnzoAlvesVieira #soccerplayer

Enzo Alves Vieira is an amateur soccer player. Enzo Alves Vieira is famously known as the son of professional soccer player Marcelo Vieira.

[allsports333]

Argentina vs Curacao 2023: A Clash of Soccer Cultures on the World Stage

Argentina and Curacao have never faced each other in a soccer match before, but the possibility of a future encounter is certainly intriguing. Looking ahead to 2023, when the FIFA World Cup will take place, it's possible that these two countries could meet on the world stage.

In the run-up to the tournament, Argentina will be looking to build on their recent successes, including a victory in the 2021 Copa America. The team will be hoping that Lionel Messi, who will be 35 years old by the time the tournament rolls around, can continue to lead them to victory. Other players, such as Paulo Dybala and Lautaro Martinez, will also be key to Argentina's success.

[lucasribas]

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[vivibr]

Comemoração bem especial com o nosso guri e todo time do R9. Vamossssssss… @lucasribas.soccer 🏆🥇 We are the Champions… U16 1st Place - St.Paddy’s Day. R9 Academy FC 🇺🇸🇧🇷 Primeiro lugar no campeonato! Super parabéns Time R9 Academy FC. Show de Bola! ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️ #soccer #u15 #r9 #futebol #golaço #soccerskills #soccergame #soccerlife #futebol #soccerdad #soccermom #soccerstars #soccertime #soccerplayer #jogodefutebol #soccerteam #soccerplayer #soccerdrills #usa #brasil #jogadordefutebol #sport #goals #soccernews #soccerskills #followme #soccerlife https://www.instagram.com/p/CqMbT5FN8sT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[spartanathleticco]

Score Big with Alumagoal: The Top Choice in Soccer Goals

Soccer is a sport that requires precision, technique and talent. When it comes to competing at a professional level, having the right equipment is crucial for success. This includes regulation size soccer goals which provide players with an accurate target to aim for during games or practice sessions. At Spartan Athletic Co., we understand the importance of quality and reliability when it comes to soccer goals, which is why our -Classic Alumagoal Soccer Goals Pair are designed specifically for professional use.

[novascharms]

teach please me — tutor!reader x soccer player!rafe

reader's life is meticulously planned, from high school to becoming president of the country—she knows exactly where she's headed and every step to get there. but her airtight plan hits a snag when the principal ropes her into tutoring rafe cameron, the school’s star soccer player, who’s failing algebra and at risk of being benched next season. the team needs him on the field, and reader needs the principal’s glowing recommendation to secure her spot at her dream school. balancing her ambitious goals with rafe’s chaotic charm might just throw her perfectly crafted plan off track.

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one

thursday, january 9th

go where the wind takes me. it’s a phrase you’d heard countless times over the years. it eased people, gave them perspective, helped them loosen up. but you? no, it did the opposite. it made you do what you did best—research. what kind of research? the top 100 most successful people and whether they’d ever "gone with the wind." the answer was no. not a single one. going with the wind doesn’t make anyone successful. it leads to dead ends, wrong turns, wasted time—and time was the one thing no one could afford to squander.

the importance of planning everything as meticulously as possible was something that you'd ingrained in your mind at a young age and it had led you exactly where you were. it was the foundation of everything you’d achieved: top of your class, surrounded by like-minded peers, ready for a prestigious summer program, and just a year away from the university of your dreams. everything you’d worked for was at your fingertips. nothing could get in your way now.

"hi, sandy," you greeted the office secretary who watched you struggling to balance a precarious stack of papers in your arms.

"good morning, sweetheart. need help with that?" sandy asked with a warm smile.

"nope, i’ve got it," you replied, setting the stack on the counter with a satisfying thud. carefully, you aligned the papers before placing your palms on top to steady them.

"these are the documents for the student body audit next week. i printed an extra copy for principal oakley, complete with annotations, just in case there’s any confusion."

"always so thorough," sandy remarked with a grin. the compliment made your entire week.

"ah, just who i needed to see." a familiar voice sounded behind you and you twirled around to see principal oakley walking into the office. "oh, good morning, principal oakley." you said, your tone as polished as ever. you barely glanced at the boy trailing behind him before falling into step with the principal.

and yes, following him into his office was a tad unconventional but someone with as much determination and drive as you rarely let things like "innaproriate behaviour" get in your way.

"you are just who i wanted to see too. i know the holidays just ended but i did want to just follow up on my recommendation letter which you'd think about writing, remember?" you fixed your bag on your shoulder as principal oakley sat at his desk and briefly glanced behind you.

"y/n—" the principal tried to interrupt.

you didn't stop talking. "and i know you don't write recommendation letters for your students to keep things fair and whatnot but i—" principal oakley tried to interrupt again but didn't have the chance before you continued rattling. "—hope you reconsidered because i just know that having your letter under my belt will make me stand out to the admissions board and who am i if not representation for our fine school?"

principal oakley cleared his throat and this time you noticed the brief glance behind you. you slowly followed his gaze to see rafe cameron leaning against the doorframe.

your mental file on him loaded instantly: soccer player, tall, messy, and in your opinion, a bit… ran through. still contemporary philosophy like utilitarianism says the morality of having multiple partners depends on whether it increases overall happiness and minimizes harm so you were in no position to shame anyone just trying to increase their own happiness. you suppose.

"oh, was this a bad time?" you asked sheepishly, stepping aside. "not at all," the principal replied. "in fact, this concerns you as well. please, have a seat—and refrain from going into rants until i'm finished speaking." principal oakley says.

frowning in confusion, you complied. sitting beside rafe, you tried to mask your unease. what could he have to discuss with both you and rafe cameron? you weren't very good with uncertainty so sitting still was becoming a challenge as principal oakley rummaged through his desk.

you had to focus on something to stop yourself from panicking so you focused on him. very discreetly. he was so very..unruly. like something hard to contain, just spilling over the edges with his messy hair, that sweater that was not ironed, the shirt under the sweater that was untucked in that untidy way, that smell—woody with a faint hint of vanilla. you liked that smell.

you looked down at your own clothes—a powder blue ruffle top from khaite that you saved for for months and gifted yourself over winter break, off-white pants that were perfectly ironed and fresh from the laundry, hair in a neat french twist. from first sight, you and him were polar opposites.

"alright, y/n," principal oakley finally sat back down, his gaze steady as you watched him attentively. "you know rafe, right?" he asked, gesturing slightly toward the boy seated across from you. your eyes flicked to rafe, who was already staring at you, his expression unreadable.

"uh-huh," you murmured, turning your focus back to the principal.

"well, rafe here has a little problem." principal oakley slid a paper across the desk, and your curiosity spiked as you glanced down. it was rafe's report card.

it was disastrous.

you gasped softly, and rafe let out a noise of protest. "shit, it's not that bad," he muttered, leaning in close to peer over your shoulder at his own grades. the sudden proximity sent a ripple of awareness through you. despite your best efforts to stay indifferent, the intoxicating mix of his scent and the startling lack of male attention in your life was doing a number on your self-control.

"language, mr. cameron. and yes, it really is that bad," principal oakley said firmly. "which is why we need your help, y/n."

you tried to focus, though every nerve in your body screamed for you to stay perfectly still, afraid rafe would pull back. your intrusive thoughts—chief among them being the absolutely insane urge to bury your head in his neck—were becoming harder to suppress. quickly, you straightened and fixed your attention on the principal.

"my help?" you asked, the words laced with genuine confusion.

"the athletic board won’t let rafe play next season if he doesn’t pass at least one of his failing classes. we’ve discussed it with his teachers, and they believe algebra is his best shot. mr. coleman specifically suggested you for the job. he said your grasp of the material is exceptional, sometimes even surpassing his. your work ethic, dedication, and knowledge are exactly what rafe needs to bring his grade up to a satisfactory six—or, with hope, even a seven or seven and a half."

principal oakley's words hung in the air as you processed them. finally, you blinked slowly. "you want me…" you began cautiously, "to take him from a two-point-five to a seven-point-five in five months?"

"that’s like 150 days," rafe interjected, his tone unexpectedly eager. "we can do this! i’ll be the best student, i swear."

we?

"and on which planet is that 150 days, rafe?" you turned to him, your voice tinged with disbelief. "five months is about 150 days, sure. but i don’t know about you, mr. cameron, but i have class every day from eight to three. we have over 15 assignments a month, tests, midterms in march. i’m student body president. i’m organizing spring fling, pajama day, color war, the bake sale, and the car wash fundraiser—where, by the way, i expect the soccer team’s full, enthusiastic participation in semi-nude form for maximum profit. there’s also valentine’s day card exchanges, college fairs, and, oh, right—i have a life. i need to eat, study, and spend enough time with my friends and family to avoid being accused of neglecting them." you folded your arms. "so tell me, rafe, where in that mess do you see time for this?"

rafe stared at you, slightly wide-eyed.

"exactly," you concluded, crossing your legs. "nowhere."

you turned back to principal oakley. "maybe someone could contact the board and ask for len—"

"y/n, this is their leniency. usually, a two-point-five is an automatic cutoff." principal oakley cut you off, his voice calm but insistent. "i wouldn’t be asking if i didn’t believe in you."

the praise softened you momentarily. "principal oakley," you began, reaching into your bag and pulling out your life planner with a flourish. its heft rattled the pens on his desk. "this is my schedule." flipping to the last pages, you tapped a line with a manicured nail. "rafe, read this."

he leaned in, eyebrows raised. "january 20th, 2056: be sworn in as the 59th president of the country."

you smiled, all proud like you'd already achieved it which you technically had since everything that belonged to you was already yours.

"now, as you can imagine, i have a very rigorous plan in place to achieving my final goal and unfortunately, my schedule is just..airtight until.." you grimaced, "atleast 2061, maybe 2065." you were still debating the second term.

rafe chuckled quietly, and you shot him a glare before principal oakley interrupted.

"i assume my recommendation letter holds a significant place in your 30-year plan."

you hesitated. "…it does."

"well, helping your fellow student would demonstrate the leadership and dedication your university looks for. i could write you a glowing recommendation and even personally contact the dean’s office if you agree to tutor mr. cameron."

you froze, your mind flashing with possibilities. the thought of the dean knowing your name—of shaving years off your plan—was too good to pass up.

"fine," you said at last, exhaling. "but i expect nothing short of perfection in that letter. and the dean better invite me for tea when you’re done."

turning to rafe, you leveled him with a sharp look. "every tuesday and sunday at four. take this seriously, or you’ll see how hostile i can get. and read the chapters beforehand. i’ll text you my address."

you strode toward the door.

"you don’t have my number!" rafe called after you, amusement clear in his voice.

"i practically live in this office, rafe!" you shot back over your shoulder. "i have everyone’s number!"

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