[Palace] #cpfc

[Eric the meek]

Player of the match so far:

Roy Hodgson - acquitted himself with dignity, and made the best move of the match - he got his backside outta there.

 

[Hamilton]

I'd like the dullest 0-0 ever, with about 3 attempts max from both sides. A penalty miss a piece would also be great.

If it were possible, I'd like both teams to go down, but my preference would be Everton (just).

So far, so shockingly shite.

Everton really are awful, and there genuinely isn’t one Palace player that would make it into our squad.

Pickford is cr@p as well. How many times does he want to just boot it up the field and back to Palace. Maybe it’s what Dysche wants.

Please let Everton go down.

 

[Eric the meek]

Jesse Marsch is talking about vertical football on Sky.

Someone please stop him. Escort him from the building. Anything.

 

[schmunk]

Jesse Marsch is talking about vertical football on Sky.

Someone please stop him. Escort him from the building. Anything.

Pickford is mostly playing almost-vertical football...

 

[Anger]

The BBC stats for possession don’t look right as it adds up to 100%.

When the ball has been out of play or the pass fails to reach the player as often as it has then the team possession states need to reflect it.

I call the possession as 37% Everton, 31% P***** and 32% No Man’s Land.

 

[Bakero]

Jesse Marsch is talking about vertical football on Sky.

Someone please stop him. Escort him from the building. Anything.

I hate to break it to you but De Zerbi is all about vertical football. I'm sure you love it too

 

[Hamilton]

This is like watching park football in the Premier League. Truly appalling.

 

[Eric the meek]

I hate to break it to you but De Zerbi is all about vertical football. I'm sure you love it too

I'd better go and look it up then!

But at first glance, I can't see any resemblance between our vertical football and the brand of vertical football displayed by Everton and Palace.

 

[Bakero]

I'd better go and look it up then!

But at first glance, I can't see any resemblance between our vertical football and the brand of vertical football displayed by Everton and Palace.

Tactical Theory: How To Train Vertical Build-Up Passing In Football - Tactical Analysis

Tactical analysis of vertical build-up passing in football. Learn key principles and training methods to improve your team's vertical progression through midfield. Includes tactical diagrams and drills to develop quick, direct attacking play.

totalfootballanalysis.com

 

[Eric the meek]

Tactical Theory: How To Train Vertical Build-Up Passing In Football - Tactical Analysis

Tactical analysis of vertical build-up passing in football. Learn key principles and training methods to improve your team's vertical progression through midfield. Includes tactical diagrams and drills to develop quick, direct attacking play.

totalfootballanalysis.com

Thanks for the link, but I was hoping for examples of vertical football in the game I'm watching. With my untrained eye, I just don't see it. From memory (and I may be wrong), I don't recall it used by Leeds when Marsch was there either. If it had worked at Leeds, why isn't Marsch still there?

 

[Eric the meek]

1-1. Everton are top of the league of goals scored from set pieces.

 

[Motogull]

 

[BNthree]

Why would the Chairman of a premier league football club listen to some random on Twitter that is abusive? Strange person.

 

[Motogull]

Why would the Chairman of a premier league football club listen to some random on Twitter that is abusive? Strange person.

Well he listened enough to turf out some STHs so the groovy gang could get better seats.

 

[Mancgull]

Not so sure you can polish a turd but it’s still a turd. German football experts saying he struggles under pressure and went a bit crazy in Germany lashing out at media, fans and owners which is why he ended up being given marching orders. How is he going to play his high press high wingback style with that squad?

I think this one could be very funny particularly as palace fans are all tugging themselves off over his appointment

I wonder what Olise and Eze will make of the Glasner style of a compact press? Not sure it will suit them.

 

[Sheebo]

Why would the Chairman of a premier league football club be so tin pot to be on Twitter ? Strange person.

Corrected.

 

[studio150]

A very good advert for why the PL should be reduced to 18 teams, these two poor quality sides would not be missed.

 

[Seagull58]

I hate to break it to you but De Zerbi is all about vertical football. I'm sure you love it too

There's vertical football where you play a box formation in midfield to progress the ball whilst maintaining possession, and there's vertical football where you smash it high and far into the sky and fight for it when gravity eventually does its job. The two are not the same, not even similar, although Jesse may not comprehend that.

 

[Bakero]

Thanks for the link, but I was hoping for examples of vertical football in the game I'm watching. With my untrained eye, I just don't see it. From memory (and I may be wrong), I don't recall it used by Leeds when Marsch was there either. If it had worked at Leeds, why isn't Marsch still there?

There's vertical football where you play a box formation in midfield to progress the ball whilst maintaining possession, and there's vertical football where you smash it high and far into the sky and fight for it when gravity eventually does its job. The two are not the same, not even similar, although Jesse may not comprehend that.

No idea what he said tonight and I didn't watch the game but I suppose Marsch is up on the principles of vertical football. He didn't do well at Leeds but was obviously highly thought of in the Redbull network. As far as I know his football philosophy is rather different to Dyche's.

 

[Eric the meek]

No idea what he said tonight and I didn't watch the game but I suppose Marsch is up on the principles of vertical football. He didn't do well at Leeds but was obviously highly thought of in the Redbull network. As far as I know his football philosophy is rather different to Dyche's.

Marsch was a disaster at Leeds, and brought in a dozen mediocre players in the 12 months he was there. Only one, Gnonto, is now delivering for Leeds. If he employed vertical football there, his players didn't listen to him, and results went vertically downwards. Bielsa got results at Leeds by beasting his players. Dyche gets results from drills in set pieces. Marsch talks well but doesn't get results. That is why I couldn't hack him trying to convince people of anything, let alone vertical football, in a truly dreadful Everton Palace game.