(Lessons to Learn from both Men’s & Women’s World Cups)  Look at the growing number of ‘keepers getting assists with their long, accurate passes via foot or hand, e.g., VanderSar & Czech.    “The SHOOT-OUT” – Why do some teams thrive under this pressure. Germany for example have not lost a “shoot-out” since 1976 while other countries like England can always find a way to lose one. There is a winning strategy.         Come play-off time the chances of meeting a “shoot-out” are quite high. “ STATICS” – There is roughly a set play or static every minute of play. Yet so many teams wing it when the rewards are so high. There is another frightening statistic that might convince the doubters to learning to pay more attention to corners, free-kicks and throw-ins. This stat will be revealed at the Workshop. “WINNING PREPARATION ” – Between the personal care to get "game ready”  of diet, rest and mental preparation can be the “edge” that give you the win. “The DISCIPLINE of WINNING” – Its no fluke that the same teams always seem to find a way to win. We will look at several top clubs and learn their secrets.   SELECTION of TOPICS – The field sessions require at least half a day per topic but you and your players can decide as you know your team and its needs.   SCHEDULE – They can vary depending upon your needs. Some have lasted a day and others 5 days. The longer Workshops became a camp for players and attending coaches took notes. Obviously if you want to learn “ The Pressing Game ” you will need energy and that means players.   Any Questions ? Please contact Graham Ramsay, Director of The Soccer School. His email address is ramsaysoccer@yahoo.com. His temporary web address is www.karldewazien.com. And then scroll to graham ramsay, Thesoccersphere and The Soccer School.   GOOD LUCK & BRILLIANT SOCCER. Graham Ramsay.  “LESSONS FROM THE WORLD CUPS”