[Albion] Art of the dead ball: How do Brighton approach set-pieces?

Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003

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• Thursday at 11:56 AM

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Incredibly, they don't just say "badly".

Set-pieces: How do Brighton take corners and free-kicks?

How do Brighton take set-pieces?

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Rdodge30

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• Thursday at 12:20 PM

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“A league topping 3 goals from Danny Welbeck “ astonishing

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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• Thursday at 12:23 PM

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Bozza said:

Incredibly, they don't just say "badly".

Set-pieces: How do Brighton take corners and free-kicks?

How do Brighton take set-pieces?

www.skysports.com

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If there's one single aspect of the Albion's game that is open to exponential improvement, that's it right there

 

dazzer6666

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• Thursday at 7:15 PM

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Tom Hark Preston Park said:

If there's one single aspect of the Albion's game that is open to exponential improvement, that's it right there

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Hardly surprising ! I heard that DeZ simply wasn't interested and spent very little time at all on them - which is in complete contrast to Fab (as stated in his press conference today)

 

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• Thursday at 9:27 PM

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Actual footage of Albion players when stepping up to the ball to take a set piece

 

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Rdodge30

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I wonder if it should be our best pinpoint passers or crossers of the ball that should be shooting from free kicks. Baleba is playing some incredibly precise long ball passes in the air at times… I’m sure there are other examples of this and that some of our new midfielders are capable of taking realistic free kicks.