A great new product that makes soccer training more challenging – and more fun

Soccer is a great way to get people off the sofa and out in to the streets. With obesity becoming a huge problem for society, the power of soccer is huge to engage the young people of the world and get them away from their games consoles.

Soccer is more fun the more challenge there is and a superb new product is being launched on the Indiegogo crowdfunding platform to get kids and adults playing the beautiful game.

The product is called GoalMasterPro 2 and is being brought to life by the daughters of the inventor. It works because it can be used by players at any level-

•          Kids can use it to step up their skills
•          It can be used by a solo player to bring excitement to practice
•          Teams can use these to add a new level of challenge to a match
•          Adults can use it to hone their skills and be ready for match day

The crowdfunding campaign is designed to get this great idea off the ground and into production. There are not many innovative ideas when it comes to soccer but the GoalMasterPro 2 really ups the action. In addition to helping get a great idea off the ground you can choose from a range of different perks for being a backer, depending on the amount you pledge.

I love bringing new ideas and product to you via my blog and the GoalMasterPro 2 is something that can help kids get off the sofa and out on to the streets and parks of the world to enjoy the game of soccer that has delighted billions of people for over a hundred years.

Get over to the Indiegogo page to find out more and look for the pink button to make your contribution.

Inside Coach is the smartest football on the planet – it takes your game to the next level

When it comes to playing football we all want to get better at it every day. Even the top players in the world train hard every day to take their skills to the next level. But what if you could get all the data you need to improve your game in the same way the analysts at the top clubs help players like Messi, Ronaldo, Hazard and Pogba.

Well now you can. Inside Coach is a revolutionary way to practice your skills, get better at football and become a better player. The way that it works is Inside Coach is actually a smart football. It uses the sensors in the ball to detect-

•          How hard you strike the ball
•          The spin you impart on it
•          The angle you send the ball in
•          How many touches you have
•          How many passes you make

And all of this data is transmitted to your smartphone so you can easily see the way you are playing, review it to get better, share it with others and show off your stats. It is a great way to train yourself to become one of the greats of the game! Inside Coach is the guide that you have always been looking for when it comes to seeing exactly what you do on the pitch and in training.

Check it out at http://www.insidecoach.com/ and you can see the great opportunity that this smart soccer ball offers you.

What’s more is that the ball can link wirelessly to a headset and from there you can real time cues on how to improve your game. It is like having a coach in your ear as you practice your skills. It is the only product of its kind on the market and is blazing a trail when it comes to personalized football or soccer training.

You can even share the results with your friends and compete with each other to deliver the best statistics in any training session. Be the one that shines when it comes to Inside Coach and you will be the envy of all your teammates. You will be able to analyze your performance and develop your game to take you to the next level and compete every time.

Inside Coach Footballs are available to pre-order now. Check them out and you can start your path to fame and fortune in the world of football or soccer today.

How can so many managers 'lose the dressing room?'

Its just after half time, on Saturday 14th March 2015 and Sunderland are 0-4 down at home to Aston Villa, who are in the bottom three. Gus Poyet lost the majority of the fans with an attack on them earlier in the year, and now appears to have list the dressing room.

Yet another Sunderland manager faces the sack after finding that the team don't buy into his ideas and don't seem remotely interested in the pitch. The club look destined for relegation to the Chsmpionship, again. I haven't forgotten that the situation 12 months ago was far, far worse and they survived but lightning won't strike twice.

It's the fact that the team don't appear to have bought into Poyet's philosophy, possibly brought about by following the philosophy all season and getting previous little out of it. The style of play that he wants to put forward is possession over everything else. If points were awarded for possession statistics then Sunderland would be safe already. The real issue here is the fact that, the season after the players revolted against Paolo Di Canio, the players are not performing for Gus Poyet. The effort and concentration levels have been dire, and this is summed up by the fact that Seb Larsson didn't arrive in the pitch until 3 minutes into the second half - farcical.

Rumours have circulated about a large number of the Sunderland squad that are heavy drinkers and poor trainers. Add to this the recent run ins with the law of Nicklas Bendtner, Titus Bramble, Connor Wickham and Adam Johnson and Poyet's comments last year about a rotten core at the club come into more focus-

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2603755/Gus-Poyet-hints-rotten-core-Sunderland-boss-refuses-rule-leaving-Black-Cats.html

I'm not sure who would want the job, and anyone who takes it would probably want to conduct a complete overhaul of the playing squad to root out this rogue element. I can't think of many first team players that is want to keep, and Ellis Short will have to dig deep again to help the club start again.