Organize a quality Academy where our players can Develop within the philosophy of the Vardar Soccer Club to become lifestyle athletes and become college And professional soccer players.
Create skilled and highly motivated players with a never quit, hard working mentality who is willing to play as a team.
Create a clear way of playing with recognizable patterns.
Create individual attention for every aspect of development: Technical, tactical, physical, mental, social
VARDAR VALUES & CULTURE
Respect – Yourself, others and property of all
Trust – Our belief and faith will lead to our success
Open Communication – Builds trust, creates feelings of ownership, surfaces issues faster, and generates useful feedback
Engagement – Sharing a responsibility is not dividing it, but caring and multiplying it within the club
Positive – Must think, act and be positive at all times
Honesty – Our words, actions, feelings and thoughts towards each other
Pride – In our own achievements, team and club and everyday life
Self Awareness – Know your strengths and weaknesses, thoughts, beliefs and motivation to improve
Learning Attitude – Development of learning experiences that affect future learning for coaches and players with an open mind
Passion – Positive passion, not panic. Passion to learn and coach and play soccer
Team – No single individual is bigger than the team or club
Vardar Style of Play
International proactive play
Action rather than reaction
High temp-meaning ball movement
Attacking minded- always trying to go forward
Formation that does not change much to opponents formation
Positional team shape
Organized forward movements
Focus on attacking formation vs. defending formations (4-3-3, 4-4-2, 3-5-2, 3-4-3)
Coach as organizing force to put players on the same page (like minded play)
Player coaching/leading
Vardar Mentality
Readiness
Competitiveness
Attacking Attitude
Support
Confidence / Belief
Trust in coaches, teammates, approach
Unwilling to accept loss
Winning attitude-feeling of being unbeatable
Vardar Playing Style Look Like?
Responsibility on ball (make it happen)
Responsibility off ball (demand the ball)
Control/manipulate the numbers (ball movement, deception, intentional play)
Quick restarts, transitions…
Communication-Clear, loud, assertive
Defending-Intelligent, then hard
Attacking- Always looking to go forward
Shape the opponent’s view of themselves and their changes to win
Layers in shape-Create 5-7 lines of play (not limited to 3-4 lines)
Players are not negatively influenced by adversity
“Quality without results is pointless. Results without quality is boring.”