Ragdoll Soccer Clubs: How to Create and Join a Team

What Are Clubs in Ragdoll Soccer?

Ragdoll Soccer clubs let you queue for 4v4 matches with friends, giving your group a way to play together. Create your own team and invite players, or join an existing club if you’re looking for teammates. The important catch: if you’ve already created a club, leave it before trying to join another.

Clubs sit alongside the game’s other ways to play:

• Clubs: Queue for 4v4 soccer with your friends.
• Quickplay: Jump into 4v4 matches.
• Pro servers: Play 8v8 with referees, penalties, free kicks, throw-ins, VAR, and offsides.
• Practice: Work on movement, shooting, and goalkeeping.

Choose Clubs when you want to organize a group for 4v4. Select pro servers when you want the larger format and its additional match rules.

The Private 8v8 Servers game pass costs 49 Robux and lets you open your own private 8v8 Pro server whenever you want, as often as you like. Friends can find it in the 8v8 server browser and join you, and anyone already inside can invite more players. Use that option when your group wants a private Pro server.

How to Create a Club and Invite Friends

Open Ragdoll Soccer on Roblox, then head to the club section from the lobby.

Image: Roblox / Ragdoll Athletics

To set up your team:

1. Open the club creation option.
2. Enter a club name.
3. Choose your club’s color.
4. Select Create Club.
5. Use the club’s invitation option to invite your friends.

Pick a name your friends will recognize, and tell them which team to look for before sending invitations. Once you have your group together, use Clubs mode to queue for a 4v4 match.

You can create the club before inviting teammates. If you’re playing alone and want to find a group instead, joining an existing club is another route.

How to Join Another Club or Switch Teams

Open the club section and look for a club to join. You don’t need to arrive with your own group of friends to use the joining option.

If you created a team and now want to join someone else’s, follow this order:

1. Leave your current club.
2. Return to the club section.
3. Find the club you want to join.
4. Select its join option.

Leave your own club before looking for the joining option. Creating a club and immediately trying to join another is the menu snag to watch for.

Coordinate the switch with your friends so everyone knows which club they’re joining.

Prepare Your Squad Before Queuing

Spend some time in Practice before taking your group into matches. Its lessons cover moving and sprinting, basic shooting, power shots, curve shots, and lobs. Goalkeeper practice is available, too.

Practice also includes Free Play and basic shooting drills. On PC, Shift is sprint, X is the slide tackle, and G calls for the ball. Rehearse those inputs alongside your shooting lessons so you can move, challenge for possession, and signal for a pass during matches.

Start with shot direction. On PC, the left mouse button shoots, and your aim follows where you look. Look downward to keep the ball low; raise your aim to lift it. Practice that adjustment before trying to finish every chance with a fully charged kick.

Then work through the specialty shots:

• Curve shots: Practice bending the ball with Q or E.
• Lobs: Select the lob with 2, then use a soft left-click to chip the ball.
• Power shots: Follow the lesson’s sprinting and full-charge instructions to learn the timing.

For your club’s matches, agree on who will cover goal and who will move forward. Give the player with possession a passing option instead of gathering around the ball. When a teammate loses possession, move back to help defend rather than waiting upfield for the next pass.