Figure 1.--Soccer uniforms have allways involved jersies, short pants, and kneesocks. The jersies and shorts in recent years have become large and baggy. The kneesocks have not changed greatly. |
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We notice some boys playing six-a-side soccer. We are not sure just what the purpose of six-a-side soccer. Ir allows smaller groups to play and perhaps more playing time for the participants. Perhaps our reader will know more. A British reader reports this for of soccer is played in Britain. We do not yet know if it is played in other countries. As far as we can tell, the uniforms are the same as in regular soccer.
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