It s better to ban tackles in football, it s nice to play, and there are fewer injuries to players.

Your football is just so beautiful.

The tackle in football is a technical action, which has been developed for many years.

If tackles are to be banned, do barbs have to be banned? Headers are also banned!

It's better not to have physical contact!

What is the emphasis on football? Everyone's understanding is different.

Take tackle, for example. When you first learn to play, tackling is something that only the brave dare to do. When I first learned to tackle, I was on my way to and from school, and I slipped down, and I was injured everywhere. That's one of the things I got into when I was on the school team.

What kind of players are you talking about, you might as well go to rhythmic gymnastics. In our football philosophy, the team is the most important thing. No matter how good the technology is, it serves the whole.

Look at Cristiano Ronaldo, how good he looked when he was at Manchester United. Everyone is scolding him, Du! Let's see if he often does world-shattering cycling now.

If you look at the original Denilson (I don't think you have heard of it at all), the king of bicycles, he is a third-rate player.

You can only encourage so-called star players, personal heroism, and please audiences like you. Football is completely sour.

You think it's smooth without tackles? Don't forget, there's no tackles, there's elbows, pulls, and presses. You think it won't hurt. Haven't you heard the saying that football is a war without gunpowder?

Friend, I want to tell you that people who have watched football for many years will not ask you such a question. You've got a pretty good idea of what football is all about.

Then settle down, or you can look at sports like volleyball.

If you say that, you must not have seen a tackle from Germany. Straightforward, accurate and full of sporty beauty. I guess you mean the technical movements of the offensive players, but good defense can also reflect the beauty of football!

Only a beautiful football with a wonderful attack and a good defense is perfect. I feel like we should ban malicious fouls and hurtful moves, not tackles!

Rock-paper-scissors, whoever wins wins better...

Physical contact, confrontation, injuries, are themselves part of the charm of football?

Without that, it wouldn't be football.

Then it's good for you to go and see the 5-a-side system!

The reason why tackling is not forbidden in football is because when defending, the opponent suddenly passes the ball, and if you don't tackle the ball, you can't prevent it at all.

A tackle is a type of tackle in football. It is a technique that uses the extension, sweeping, kicking, hooking and other actions of the feet or legs when falling to the ground to intercept or control the ball, pass the ball, and shoot. It is generally used when it is too late to touch the ball with other methods, and has the characteristics of being fast and sudden.

The tackle is an effective way to quickly disrupt the opponent's attack when it is too late to use other methods.

Most of the players in the amateur game have not been professionally trained, and tackling is also one of the training subjects of professional players, for professional players, controlling the body movement and lifting the height of the foot when tackling has become muscle memory, if they don't want to hurt people, there is only a small probability of hurting the opponent.

Arena Rules

Except for amateur football or futsal indoor football matches that have "no tackle regulations", at other times, as long as it is a "professional 11-a-side football event" under FIFA or continental football confederations, whether it is the World Cup, European Cup, Asian Cup, Copa America, Champions League or major professional leagues, there is no prohibition on tackles.

Tackles should be banned, this way of playing is dangerous, and it is easy for technical attacking players to get injured by players, which will cause technical teams and technical players to suffer because they have to guard against the opponent's plots and cannot focus on the game itself, and if this continues for a long time, the spectacle of football will continue to decline.

It should be noted that it is best to do it in the direction that the referee can see when tackling the ball, otherwise it is easy to be blown foul, of course, it is impossible to pay attention to the referee when you tackle the ball, otherwise you will miss the opportunity, as long as your actions are not too exaggerated.

1There are two ways to tackle all: one is the ball tackle.

The other is a toe or instep tackle.

Action Essentials: When the defender chases the ball about 1 meter from the right back of the dribbler, you can use the ball of the right foot or the tip of the left foot (instep) to make a tackle. On the left side of the dribbler, use the ball of your left foot or the tip of your right foot.

instep) to make tackles. If you tackle the ball with the ball of your right (left) foot, you can kick the ball out with the ball on the ball when the dribbler has just pulled the ball out, kick the left (right) leg first, straddle the right (left) leg, bend the knee joint, slide the outside of the foot off the ground, and kick the ball out with the ball of the foot. Then the calves, thighs, buttocks, and upper body land on the ground in turn, and the body rolls forward with the tackle action.

For example, when tackling with the right (left) toe (instep), the left (right) leg should be pushed the ground, and the right (left) leg should step forward and slide off the ground with the outside of the foot. When your foot is about to touch the ball, you can use force to flick your calf and kick the ball out. Then the calves, thighs, and buttocks of the tackle leg land on the ground in turn, and the upper body rolls over in the direction of the tackle leg, and stands up with both hands on the ground.

To slide out, lift your feet a little up, but not too high.

There's definitely something wrong with your tackle.

I play as a defender, if I play a big game, I have to tackle more than 10 times a game, and there are two main injuries: one is a bruise on the outside of the thigh. This is a skin injury, there is no way to avoid it, because the tackle has to touch the ground, even if you kick it on artificial turf, it will be bruised, it is not a serious injury, if you are injured like this, it doesn't matter, just get used to it.

The other is internal injury, mainly the changes in the tackle action, which requires you to see more of the real game of those regular tackle actions, learn more and summarize yourself, you may suddenly realize that some people are born with tackles, some people just won't, just learn more and summarize more. Hope it helps

A reasonable collision is generally a half-ball.

In other words. When neither you nor your opponent have possession of the ball, the method of using a reasonable position in the upper body to gain possession is called a reasonable collision.

There can be no shoulder probing movement.

There can be no movement on the hand and the ante.

If the opposing player has possession of the ball, it is a foul.

Don't take your feet off the ground when tackling the ball.

You can't shine the soles of your shoes (that is, the nails of your shoes can't be pointed at the opposing player) if you rush to the ball.

Actually, this one is easy to distinguish.

You just have to remember.

Feet on the ground. Does not light up the sole.

Rush the ball without rushing people (never touch people before touching the ball).

You basically don't make boring imitations.

If the soles are shiny.

Definitely foul. If the foot brother is off the ground + bright sole.

Must have a yellow card or more.