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11-07-2007, 08:27 AM
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Rotating Players between A and B team
I have an U8 team and luckily will probably have around 15 regular players so I think I may eventually have an A and B team and have to enlist someone elses help on a regular basis.
The first couple of friendlies (arranged but not played yet) will almost certainly be just one team to make the organisation easier and I will probably swap everyone at half time and hope at least one doesn't turn up! A question for those that have two teams - do you tend to keep the same team together to try and get them used to each other or do you completely mix it up regularly? I am planning on taking FA Level 1 in the summer.     
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