This is our entire tactic right now. It's not going great.What ever happened to play it wide beat your man put a cross in try to get on the end of it football
Yarp.This is our entire tactic right now. It's not going great.
Because we have nobody in the box to get on the end of it.What ever happened to play it wide beat your man put a cross in try to get on the end of it football
They do it against us a lotI think we probably will play counter against Leeds so let's see.
Thing is Swansea adopted this painful, boring ass pass pass pass pass between their keeper and centre backs all game. If teams play like that, how do you counter?
Do we need to go back to counter-attacking football?
Yeah I don’t know why we’ve started this as in our first championship year we would always stick one or two up front so teams had to put some of their players behind the corner. Just seems to invite pressure and I don’t know why when we’ve got some fast players would could break.Leaving a player higher up the pitch at corners would be a start. having all 10 out fielders in the box is stupid
Stats mate, some new coach has produced something here but probably out of context!Yeah I don’t know why we’ve started this as in our first championship year we would always stick one or two up front so teams had to put some of their players behind the corner. Just seems to invite pressure and I don’t know why when we’ve got some fast players would could break.
There never seemed to be anyone far post or beyond against Swansea, which is where most crosses ended up going.This is our entire tactic right now. It's not going great.
We would need a good old fashioned centre forward and sadly the closest thing we have is ThomasWhat ever happened to play it wide beat your man put a cross in try to get on the end of it football
Norwich pushed their whole team forward and left them totally exposed to a break. We tried a couple of times but unfortunately didn’t come offStats mate, some new coach has produced something here but probably out of context!
The vast majority of teams do it now. If I can just get hold of the data I’ve been really wanting to do a meta analysis on it, I’m convinced it’s a bollocks idea.Yeah I don’t know why we’ve started this as in our first championship year we would always stick one or two up front so teams had to put some of their players behind the corner. Just seems to invite pressure and I don’t know why when we’ve got some fast players would could break.
Judging by that report I'm stupid( don't all agree ).My thought on this are you put 1 or 2 players on the half way line forceing 3 players back .Leaving less attacking players and less chance of a stray leg or even worse hand deflecting the ball.Easier for the keeper to see whats going on as well.MOst teams pull all 10 players back. This explains what every Premiership did, and how different tpes of coreners - inswingers and outswingers are defended How Do All 20 Premier League Clubs Defend Corner Kicks in 23-24? [Detailed Analysis of Defending Corner Kicks]|Football Bunseki
Well Bassette actually does it properly but gets support from nobody else meaning he’s wasting his energy. Eccles was doing it for a bit when Simms just stood staring at it, again that kind of sums the team up at the moment.Another massive thing to sort out is the “press”.
Either do it properly or don’t at all. It’s either a tactic from MR et al or indiscipline, but this half arsed pressing in ones and twos and leaving acres of space behind is hurting us.
We could actually press really effectively, our four most offensive players all have pace and acceleration to make it work.
Agree. Faceing up to goal kicks on Saturday we had the hound and Rudoni marking their backs and keeper Asante and Wright marking no one big gap then to the half way line empty.Like I keep saying not following orders get word sent to them via another player still persist take them off.Another massive thing to sort out is the “press”.
Either do it properly or don’t at all. It’s either a tactic from MR et al or indiscipline, but this half arsed pressing in ones and twos and leaving acres of space behind is hurting us.
We could actually press really effectively, our four most offensive players all have pace and acceleration to make it work.
You would think that is Simms. He needs to get in the box far more oftenWe would need a good old fashioned centre forward and sadly the closest thing we have is Thomas
Have you seen Dovins long range passing? It's not greatOn Saturday Dovin had the ball more than once with most Swansea player in our half and instead of launching it long he rolls it out to our backs.We just don't seem to put enough pressure on teams.
When did we last attack the near posts for corners and free kicks?
We are so predictable.
Judging by that report I'm stupid( don't all agree ).My thought on this are you put 1 or 2 players on the half way line forceing 3 players back .Leaving less attacking players and less chance of a stray leg or even worse hand deflecting the ball.Easier for the keeper to see whats going on as well.
Free kicks no one seem to put a big defender on the line any more why?
Well when you have the likes of Allen playing you can forget the pressAnother massive thing to sort out is the “press”.
Either do it properly or don’t at all. It’s either a tactic from MR et al or indiscipline, but this half arsed pressing in ones and twos and leaving acres of space behind is hurting us.
We could actually press really effectively, our four most offensive players all have pace and acceleration to make it work.
I think one of the reasons we went away from counter attack is because it just doesn't seem to the players we had up front.
Basette looks like he'd be perfect for counter attack football as we saw against Spurs. In terms of play style, he's the Vik replacement we were looking for.
Sorry but most of the time all he had to do was get it anywhere in their half outside their box and Bassette , MVE or someone with a bit of pace would have made it very hard for their defenders.He even rolled it out when the clock had stopped at the end of added time with the ref. about to blow his whistle might just as well held on to it for a few more seconds.Have you seen Dovins long range passing? It's not great
Well Bassette actually does it properly but gets support from nobody else meaning he’s wasting his energy. Eccles was doing it for a bit when Simms just stood staring at it, again that kind of sums the team up at the moment.
Too many players are hiding.
Oh for sure. I'm just saying I'm not sure the quick counter attack suits Simms.Simms is still our best striker and like last season, there’s a lack of good chances for him. Basette is 19 and is energetic and raw but he is a longer term project and probably does not have the skill or consistency to start regularly in a Championship campaign.
We are creating chances though? It's less that we need to play counter attacking football, more than we just need to play at a higher intensity, move the ball quickly. We are generally one of the quicker attacking teams in the league already mind.
We've had the second highest number of shots in the league! Opta says we've got the second most 'fast-break' shots in the league.
Sakamoto I can understand. Simms is big so can help defend. Leaving up at least one of the smaller players I'd definitely agree with, especially if they had pace.If we left Sakamoto and Simms up the pitch they’d be forced to leave 2 players at least back maybe even 3 means more space for Dovin to command and 2 outlets when we get the ball up, its basic stuff.
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