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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #84 on: Apr 23, 2008, 10:20: PM »
yeah players than can
1. Move into spaces (positioning)
2. Find players that a in good spaces (vision)
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3. Accurate and powerful shots

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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #85 on: Apr 23, 2008, 10:20: PM »
If I was a coach, I'd pair them.

I prefer slow, technical players.

technical in what meaning? if its in like dribbles and stuff like that, then, you cant be a good dribblers without speed, im not the fastest player in the world, but i have a MEAN 20 mts sprint, fastest in my team  :biggrin: but i cant keep up a run like that for a long time
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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #86 on: Apr 23, 2008, 10:24: PM »
1.  I misread the question.  It's early.  I haven't slept.  Different question; same answer.

2.  I am partial to unathletic, technical players.  Who said anything about dribbling?   :dontknow:

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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #87 on: Apr 23, 2008, 10:32: PM »
1.  I misread the question.  It's early.  I haven't slept.  Different question; same answer.

2.  I am partial to unathletic, technical players.  Who said anything about dribbling?   :dontknow:

technical, in football, usually means a Zidane Type player
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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #88 on: Apr 23, 2008, 10:49: PM »
Zidane was an extremely technical player, but it wasn't neccesarily his dribbling that defined him as a technical player.

I was thinking more along the lines of a Paul Scholes, Teddy Sheringham, etc.

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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #89 on: Apr 23, 2008, 11:12: PM »
Ilike technical players, but I also require players who can move and play both ends. And the key to a good offence isn't necessarily the speed/skill of every single player ( as long as they are all reasonably skilled/fast), it's the way they work together, and the quality of runs/passes that they make, and how well they move into space and release the ball.
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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #90 on: Apr 23, 2008, 11:21: PM »
Yes.  Those are fundmentals of the game.

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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #91 on: Apr 23, 2008, 11:34: PM »
Related enough: 


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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #92 on: Apr 24, 2008, 07:23: PM »
haha. check 1:16 true zidane.


technical as in players the set up like zidane, requilme and a bit of kaka


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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #93 on: Apr 26, 2008, 01:32: AM »
lol I saw that a while ago. His vision was pretty impressive there.
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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #94 on: Apr 26, 2008, 02:09: AM »
this thread has been quiet the success lets keep it rolling

for the second leg of the Man U v Barca
i think AF has risked the EPL for the champions league but i believe it will come back to haunt him cause Barca will go all out with no other silverware for them beside this.
i'm expecting a hot game that'll finish 2-1 to Barca with the same team as last week but the only difference will be United will defend less and pay

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Re: soccer strategy
« Reply #95 on: Apr 26, 2008, 02:18: AM »
this thread has been quiet the success lets keep it rolling

for the second leg of the Man U v Barca
i think AF has risked the EPL for the champions league but i believe it will come back to haunt him cause Barca will go all out with no other silverware for them beside this.
i'm expecting a hot game that'll finish 2-1 to Barca with the same team as last week but the only difference will be United will defend less and pay
Barca gave it all they had last game. If SAF decides to play offence, and puts Rooney at striker, then the ball posession will be more even because man U will keep it longer. Instead of having 10 men behind the ball, they'll have 8-9. If Barca can penetrate and move more in the box and run to the posts, then it is without a doubt their game because they have the best ability to KEEP the ball out of any club in the world. If Man U wants to win this, they will have to take a lot of fastbreaks with Ronaldo and Rooney, and hope to catch Barca's defence flatfooted so that they can put a few in the net.
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