Some people who see this proposition may think that amateur football is not qualified in the first place. Because in contrast to professional football, amateur football itself is not "qualified". But what about making our own comparisons in our amateur football circles? Such a standard is meaningful, we can be amateur in ball skills, amateur in equipment... But that's not the criterion for judging whether an amateur player is qualified or not, and a qualified amateur player should be judged in this way!
Amateur kicking may not be able to fully know oneself (because it is entirely possible that each opponent is a different team), but we can be 100% confidant. Be familiar with each teammate's playing style, strengths, physical condition, etc... This way you can better dispatch your limited resources to play your best football.
When a group of men play football together, it is inevitable that there will be friction and pity. Amateur teams may not have a leader or the like to make a penalty decision, so don't help either side when persuading, but be on the matter. Settle it in a football-like way on the pitch and don't take things on the pitch to private.
Amateur football, the most hated type of people are people who often release pigeons. You want others to take you along, and punctuality is the most basic rule of amateur football.
When your teammates are doing well, remember to motivate them. During the game, properly remind the team members not to blindly scold. You're on the same team, all working towards the same goal.
Talk to your teammates about the ball. After a game, or halftime, be sure to talk to your teammates about the problems you find during the game. Sometimes the team does not play well, not necessarily your technology is a problem, many times it is your ideas, consciousness is not unified, so you must communicate more.
The team's victory is our victory, and sometimes bragging about how big a leg we have performed in this game, of course. But don't always beep... Play well or badly, all look in the eyes. Victory, that is the victory of the collective.
Dare to take responsibility. Regardless of whether you play amateur or not, mistakes are always unavoidable. It's your problem to admit that don't push the pot and throw the pot to others, this practice is very ungodly.
The ball has to be played and life goes on. Amateur players should know how to protect their bodies, sometimes you need to fight, but you must not do anything beyond the limits of your body. In the amateur arena, there are such heart-wrenching things as sudden death, which is often caused by sometimes too much fighting. Therefore, if you are too tired, don't die, and replace the top.
While it's all about non-technical things here, these are also part of football. For amateur football, these are more important, and if you want to maintain and develop a good amateur football atmosphere, you must start from these aspects. Technology can be practiced slowly, but the thinking must be correct first!