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The goal isn't as hard to move as most people (especially those on my team) think. When i was at the kickoff event in my area (Toronto) the goal moves along the floor with little to know effort. I'll admit, when the wheels are turned in a different direction it will be a tad harder but not that much, as long as you use good quality wheels you should be fine.
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