Indoor Soccer
 

Okay so Myself and a couple of friends play outdoor soccer right now. Our school is poor and can't afford a soccer team because our school is 100% football so we play through a seperate league. But anyways, the season is very short since there are only 4 teams in our age group in this league so I'm thinking about playing indoor soccer through the summer. I've never played indoor before and i was just wondering if it would be worth my time or if it's not as good indoors because it owns outdoors. Anyone have any experience playing indoor or whatnot?

It's very high pace, you'll have to adapt to turf shoes, and work with the walls. Can't slide tackle or leave your feet. You can actually get a blue card, I think, that gives your 2 minutes in the box. It's very nice and very fun to play, especially if you know the trajectory of the bankshots. It's lots of fun.

Indoor soccer is insane. And so much damn fun. Having the walls changes the game so much it's almost like a different sport. And yah, staying on your feet is important. Enjoy!

im going to be the goalie
any advice?

Sweet i wanna get put in the box just for the feel of it since we dont have hockey around here haha sounds fun though im definatly going to play

Wear a cup. Just in case.

Indoor soccer > outdoor soccer.

I played indoor for about 3 years and it was the funnest thing ever. You can ruff up the players more and slam them into the walls. This is my second favorite sport to play. Basketball is first :P

I like Indoor soccer because you can basically play it in the same conditions year round. That and what you said, slamming people into walls.

indoor soccer is FUN......nothign liek kicking the ball really hard into the wall hoping it'll hit some1's head

Eh, for us people who are good at soccer, I can hit a person in the head from up to 20 yards away.

how much shorter are the fields? and are they narrower?

handofheaven you should come play on our team. Damn i'm really looking forward to getting my first blue card.

The only thing crazier than indoor soccer is indoor lacrosse. Holy fuck talk about insane.

Yes, the fields are much shorter and narrower.

Yeah, what he said. It's like a mini hockey rink I think. And if you hit the ball into the side nets above the walls or to the ceiling where there is a net, you get a free kick where it hit. Sue_13, where do you live? hahaha

In ohio lol and soccer at my school doesnt exist... so we gotta play in this shitty league where we get like 6 games in the spring but theres indoor soccer so im definately going to play that

did you call about that yet?

it will kind of suck not being able kick it high

Not really, because now you will have the added option of kicking it to the side. Kicking the ball to the left of your opponent and bouncing it off the wall while running past your opponent on the right to get the ball behind them will be so much fun you'll do it every chance you get.

Last time I played indoor football I broke 2 peoples arms and was banned from playing there ever again...:D

You really are the resident crazy guy!

Eh, I helped break a guy's leg in fall soccer two years ago. Combo'd with a pothole, they were so pissed when they came here for the second game. Only one red card, but it was brutal.

did you like feel it break? thatd be kinda gross if you did

I heard it break. Didn't feel it, but I did slidetackle (cleat up) his leg when he was in full stride. Luckily I didn't get a yellow or a red card.

wow... soccer is a lot more physical than what i ever thought

You should hear the cracks around our school defence...like music to the ears...we've just won the county cup 4 years running...

well i have bad news and some good news... i just checked into the indoor league... they arent starting a new one until september... and ill be leaving for college in late august (i know they'll have a team there).... but in a month there is an outdoor 7 vs 7 league starting... i dont much about it but i'm probably going to play

that sounds good
and we're going to college in late september, seeing as how classes start September 28th

is it september? that's sweet

7v7 sounds good. For the practices when I'm with the U18s, we play 6v6 with no keepers on small fields, it's really good too. We have so much ball control, and it was equally balanced around the team.

yeah 7vs7 is going to be completely different... especially since none of us have played much in the past due to us not having a school team.

It will still rule. I wonder where we will play.

on the fields outside of the complex i believe

ahh i have only been down there once so i never saw the outside feilds.

yeah thats where itll be

im pretty sure we have enough for a team at this point
we'll need to practice now