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[Mr H]

I do love it when people with little or no experience of coaching or managing at a decent level come on here and give advice about tactics.

 

[BensGrandad]

No dont just leave the smallest quickest player upfield, lets leave the front four on the half way line, then by BGs logic the opposition will need to leave 5 defenders to mark them.

That way with 1 taking the corner, there are only 4 attackers in the box to be marked by 6 defenders, so man mark and each post marked.

That would leave too much room for the attackers to use so although said in joke or as a p..s take it wouldnt work.

 

[Stat Brother]

So we should have 8 on the half way line, they need 9 to defend, plus their keeper, means 1 taking the corner, and no one attacking.

I'm emailing Chris now!

What are the chances Elvis plays that game and gets caught offside?

 

[Lady Whistledown]

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[Lady Whistledown]

 

[Shy Talk]

I do love it when people with little or no experience of coaching or managing at a decent level come on here and give advice about tactics.

Thanks for that, Mr. Redknap.

 

[Stat Brother]

 

[BensGrandad]

This is obviously beyond the thinking of most on here. So they have to resort to trying to take the p..s with stupid suggestions. All I did was ask a simple question about a situation that I used in my coaching course in 1968 that I believe is still relevant now.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Why, why why.....

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Players lose you games, not tactics. There's so much crap talked about tactics by people who barely know how to win at dominoes

Brian Clough

 

[theboybilly]

This is obviously beyond the thinking of most on here. So they have to resort to trying to take the p..s with stupid suggestions. All I did was ask a simple question about a situation that I used in my coaching course in 1968 that I believe is still relevant now.

Was this course through the post? I'm sure you're on a wind-up. 1968 ffs

 

[Sheebo]

Oddball.

 

[pishhead]

To be honest there is some merit in leaving 2 players up whilst defending set pieces. Leicester used it to their advantage quite a few times last year.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Can somebody please explain why we do not leave the smallest quickest player in the centre circle.


Answer: he was in the cenre circle, but because he was so small and quick, he buggered off.

This would mean the opponents leaving 2 men back to mark him and if the ball was hoofed out to between those players and the keeper it would give us a valuable outlet to relieve pressure. without the ball being pumped back into our box.

But . . . . he buggered off.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Can somebody please explain why we do not leave the smallest quickest player in the centre circle. This would mean the opponents leaving 2 men back to mark him and if the ball was hoofed out to between those players and the keeper it would give us a valuable outlet to relieve pressure. without the ball being pumped back into our box.

Wasted

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Was this course through the post? I'm sure you're on a wind-up. 1968 ffs

That's right.

 

[Grombleton]

This is obviously beyond the thinking of most on here. So they have to resort to trying to take the p..s with stupid suggestions. All I did was ask a simple question about a situation that I used in my coaching course in 1968 that I believe is still relevant now.

Find the instruction manuals for anything electronic you had in 1968, see if those work for you in 2016 as well.

 

[severnside gull]

I do love it when people with little or no experience of coaching or managing at a decent level come on here and give advice about tactics.

I get some amusement from people assuming that fans whose passion is to live and breath football and in particular their club, have nothing to base a viewpoint on and can know nothing about tactics because they are not "professionals"

 

[Wilko]

Can somebody please explain why we do not leave the smallest quickest player in the centre circle. This would mean the opponents leaving 2 men back to mark him and if the ball was hoofed out to between those players and the keeper it would give us a valuable outlet to relieve pressure. without the ball being pumped back into our box.

I actually agree. Several times this season we have cleared the ball up field and it has come straight back due to no outlet. I would leave Kaz up if he is playing or Baldock, they are not that much use in defending corners but are a good outlet should we clear the ball and as BG says, it means the opposing team keep an extra player back too.

 

[Redundant Gigolo]

This is obviously beyond the thinking of most on here. So they have to resort to trying to take the p..s with stupid suggestions. All I did was ask a simple question about a situation that I used in my coaching course in 1968 that I believe is still relevant now.

Possibly the best post ever made in the history of NSC.

Absolutely awesome.

BG thank you. Absolutely belting stuff