44 Secrets for Great Soccer Goal Scoring Skills

Simple, concise, easy to read and packed with simple great tips for both the physical and mental skills it takes to be a productive striker. Got it for my 12 year who has read it twice already and always points out stuff he is doing from the book.Definitely recommend the whole series of books from this author.

My 9 year old daughter LOVES this book and halfway through the book started scoring goals. She was a bit timid before, but those days are long gone now!

There are far better books, and in this case, folks are far better off using online videos, for free.

Nice soccer read with lots of good points. A must have for any serious soccer player.

Great book Mirsad!!! I bought this book to help out my nine year old son become a better goal scorer. By reading your book and applying what he's learned, he has shown immediate improvement...7 goal in his last 4 games!! I too have been reading the book and it has inspired me to get back into the game i left over 20 years ago. Thanks again Mirsad!!

Absolutely met expectations. It was succinct and the personal examples were a great help. After reading it, I passed it on to one of our strikers and she'll pass it on to another after she finishes. Well worth the price paid. Nicely done.

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Dis was a gud book. I rly enjoyed it!!👏 I gonna pwn some nwbs now.😁😁😁 hehehe!! *evil laugh* Dis gunna be guys!!😁😁😁

I like the concept for this book. There are no books focused solely on the art of goalscoring so I was looking forward to reading this as the author has apparently played at pro level in Sweden.I feel like this book suffered quite massively from the bad English of it's author. The entire book reads poorly and at times makes it difficult to understand his points. Also there are no diagrams throughout the entire book, it would've been helpful to illustrate some of the points more clearly with a small diagram.So with that said there is some decent advice in this very short book, although it's more of a pamphlet. Some of the points are good whereas some of them feel like he is trying to fill out the book. The first half of the book felt better than the last where the points started to feel more "fuzzy" than the initial ideas. It's like sitting down with an experienced striker over a drink and having him explain in very simple terms some of his ideas.I think if you read the book through in a short period of time it conveys a general sense of what goal scoring is about but suffers from the poor English and lots of weak points towards the end. Given the small price I paid for this on Kindle and the fact I picked up a few good ideas, the book has been value for money. I do feel like it could've been a lot better with improved English, some diagrams and removing some of the weaker points to focus more on the valid points.