Thu Jan 02, 2020 8:05 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 8:14 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 8:18 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 8:23 pm
montyblue wrote:Watching swansea tonight on the box riping charlton apart one touch football and speed fear the worse looking at our effort yesterday.
Thu Jan 02, 2020 8:38 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 8:43 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 8:53 pm
montyblue wrote:PEMBROKE ALLAN
I agree it will be a derby game but looking at both games we looked like a sunday league team at qpr
Thu Jan 02, 2020 9:41 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 9:46 pm
montyblue wrote:Watching swansea tonight on the box riping charlton apart one touch football and speed fear the worse looking at our effort yesterday.
Thu Jan 02, 2020 9:48 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 10:09 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 10:15 pm
BAMBA CREW wrote:Not sure any manager would get the best out of these players. If Harris was to go, who would come in?
Thu Jan 02, 2020 10:18 pm
BAMBA CREW wrote:Not sure any manager would get the best out of these players. If Harris was to go, who would come in?
Thu Jan 02, 2020 10:21 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 10:45 pm
Thu Jan 02, 2020 11:07 pm
welshcasual wrote:Harris leaving will have no effect at all.
You need to understand your predicament. You are in an incredibly technical league. You have a team full of ageing Warnock cloggers, some others like Flint signed on long contracts and lots of money.
The squad you have isn’t going to be an attractive prospect for someone who knows they are incapable of playing the managers style. Which means you will be shoehorned into signing another Warnock type manager to enable that physical style to continue. In short, nothing will change.
The logistics of moving players on and bringing them in is incredible, especially when you are doing a whole squad. This isn’t even mentioning the financials.. people are moaning about there being no money to spend now, well there certainly won’t be any if the club has to shell out on severance packages for a 3 year contract for the manager and all his staff.
Thu Jan 02, 2020 11:20 pm
dogfound wrote:welshcasual wrote:Harris leaving will have no effect at all.
You need to understand your predicament. You are in an incredibly technical league. You have a team full of ageing Warnock cloggers, some others like Flint signed on long contracts and lots of money.
The squad you have isn’t going to be an attractive prospect for someone who knows they are incapable of playing the managers style. Which means you will be shoehorned into signing another Warnock type manager to enable that physical style to continue. In short, nothing will change.
The logistics of moving players on and bringing them in is incredible, especially when you are doing a whole squad. This isn’t even mentioning the financials.. people are moaning about there being no money to spend now, well there certainly won’t be any if the club has to shell out on severance packages for a 3 year contract for the manager and all his staff.
to be a professional footballer you have to be exceptionally good. its not a case of popping down Ashley road and picking up a few cloggers from Treborth 3rds. these boys went to academies up and down the country and played using various tactics for various managers..Christ some leave on international duty now and play in different systems with different tactics..
and I thought you used to play football yourself in Llandeilo ?
Thu Jan 02, 2020 11:29 pm
welshcasual wrote:dogfound wrote:welshcasual wrote:Harris leaving will have no effect at all.
You need to understand your predicament. You are in an incredibly technical league. You have a team full of ageing Warnock cloggers, some others like Flint signed on long contracts and lots of money.
The squad you have isn’t going to be an attractive prospect for someone who knows they are incapable of playing the managers style. Which means you will be shoehorned into signing another Warnock type manager to enable that physical style to continue. In short, nothing will change.
The logistics of moving players on and bringing them in is incredible, especially when you are doing a whole squad. This isn’t even mentioning the financials.. people are moaning about there being no money to spend now, well there certainly won’t be any if the club has to shell out on severance packages for a 3 year contract for the manager and all his staff.
to be a professional footballer you have to be exceptionally good. its not a case of popping down Ashley road and picking up a few cloggers from Treborth 3rds. these boys went to academies up and down the country and played using various tactics for various managers..Christ some leave on international duty now and play in different systems with different tactics..
and I thought you used to play football yourself in Llandeilo ?
But they are professionals and stood out at the level they were playing because they could play that type of game and were valuable in a set up like that, to think that means they can play any style or system is just nonsense really. Stick Messi up front and slam long balls up to him, the greatest player of all time in all probability, yet would struggle.
I’m sure Flint can pass a ball, I’m not suggesting otherwise - but when asked to do it to the level of his technical peers at this level is quite something else and will quickly be found out against the high press. “Footballing center back” is a relatively newly coined phrase - that’s because it is relatively rare (but emerging), footballing goalkeeper too for that matter, that’s not to say defenders and keepers couldn’t play football before however, just not the required standard to play at that high technical level over long periods of time.
So to come into a team that has been put together due to their physical and long ball attributes, and expect them to now play on the same passing and technical level as the rest of the league (which their squads are specifically assembled to play that way) is footballing suicide.
Thu Jan 02, 2020 11:41 pm
Fri Jan 03, 2020 1:31 am
welshcasual wrote:No, new to the game. Van Dijk is often credited as the first real footballing center back that will spark a trend which is expected to become the norm as a result. For example you can put him in midfield and even up front (I think Liverpool did play him up front in the past) and he would fare fine. There have of course been the odd example before him such as Rio or even Ashley Williams to some extent, but both were still limited in the technical department compared to the technical abilities of their midfield counterparts.
If you understand the term footballing center back then I’m unsure what you are confused about regarding making a team that has been assembled due to their physical strengths and assume that if a manager wants them to pass the ball they will match that of their league counterparts whose strengths are their technical ability, when all evidence thus far points to them being extremely limited in that department. It’s one of the most ridiculous things I have heard on this forum to be honest, and there has been many.
Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:00 am
dogfound wrote:welshcasual wrote:No, new to the game. Van Dijk is often credited as the first real footballing center back that will spark a trend which is expected to become the norm as a result. For example you can put him in midfield and even up front (I think Liverpool did play him up front in the past) and he would fare fine. There have of course been the odd example before him such as Rio or even Ashley Williams to some extent, but both were still limited in the technical department compared to the technical abilities of their midfield counterparts.
If you understand the term footballing center back then I’m unsure what you are confused about regarding making a team that has been assembled due to their physical strengths and assume that if a manager wants them to pass the ball they will match that of their league counterparts whose strengths are their technical ability, when all evidence thus far points to them being extremely limited in that department. It’s one of the most ridiculous things I have heard on this forum to be honest, and there has been many.
im not confused, well I am actually but not about footballing centre backs ..are you a very very new fan or just extremely young..?
I thought you were an adult and credited you with having a little bit of football knowledge...
these last 2 post show next to none...
Van Dijk is the first footballing center back...waw.. no doubt Boris is the first prime minister as well eh..
Adam would never have fallen for that, and had he, well there would be a meltdown...he was extremely odd but not this stupid.
Fri Jan 03, 2020 1:02 pm
Fri Jan 03, 2020 1:46 pm
llan bluebird wrote:I live and learn, I thought the bloke on my first real football boots was the first ball playing centre half, Franz Beckenbauer
Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:34 pm
dogfound wrote:welshcasual wrote:Harris leaving will have no effect at all.
You need to understand your predicament. You are in an incredibly technical league. You have a team full of ageing Warnock cloggers, some others like Flint signed on long contracts and lots of money.
The squad you have isn’t going to be an attractive prospect for someone who knows they are incapable of playing the managers style. Which means you will be shoehorned into signing another Warnock type manager to enable that physical style to continue. In short, nothing will change.
The logistics of moving players on and bringing them in is incredible, especially when you are doing a whole squad. This isn’t even mentioning the financials.. people are moaning about there being no money to spend now, well there certainly won’t be any if the club has to shell out on severance packages for a 3 year contract for the manager and all his staff.
to be a professional footballer you have to be exceptionally good. its not a case of popping down Ashley road and picking up a few cloggers from Treborth 3rds. these boys went to academies up and down the country and played using various tactics for various managers..Christ some leave on international duty now and play in different systems with different tactics..
and I thought you used to play football yourself in Llandeilo ?
Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:36 pm
welshcasual wrote:Harris leaving will have no effect at all.
You need to understand your predicament. You are in an incredibly technical league. You have a team full of ageing Warnock cloggers, some others like Flint signed on long contracts and lots of money.
The squad you have isn’t going to be an attractive prospect for someone who knows they are incapable of playing the managers style. Which means you will be shoehorned into signing another Warnock type manager to enable that physical style to continue. In short, nothing will change.
The logistics of moving players on and bringing them in is incredible, especially when you are doing a whole squad. This isn’t even mentioning the financials.. people are moaning about there being no money to spend now, well there certainly won’t be any if the club has to shell out on severance packages for a 3 year contract for the manager and all his staff.
Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:43 pm
welshcasual wrote:dogfound wrote:welshcasual wrote:No, new to the game. Van Dijk is often credited as the first real footballing center back that will spark a trend which is expected to become the norm as a result. For example you can put him in midfield and even up front (I think Liverpool did play him up front in the past) and he would fare fine. There have of course been the odd example before him such as Rio or even Ashley Williams to some extent, but both were still limited in the technical department compared to the technical abilities of their midfield counterparts.
If you understand the term footballing center back then I’m unsure what you are confused about regarding making a team that has been assembled due to their physical strengths and assume that if a manager wants them to pass the ball they will match that of their league counterparts whose strengths are their technical ability, when all evidence thus far points to them being extremely limited in that department. It’s one of the most ridiculous things I have heard on this forum to be honest, and there has been many.
im not confused, well I am actually but not about footballing centre backs ..are you a very very new fan or just extremely young..?
I thought you were an adult and credited you with having a little bit of football knowledge...
these last 2 post show next to none...
Van Dijk is the first footballing center back...waw.. no doubt Boris is the first prime minister as well eh..
Adam would never have fallen for that, and had he, well there would be a meltdown...he was extremely odd but not this stupid.
So you misread and misunderstand a post, get it explained to you, but decide to continue that line anyway. Only dogfound eh? I have put the full un-doctored quote you are using to fraudulently dig yourself out of the hold you have dug in bold and red and even underlined it for you.
So due to the technical nature of the game nowadays Van Dijk is widely credited as the first footballing center back that will spark a trend, for clarity. In my next sentence I even said that of course there have been footballing center backs before but it has never been a global standard, that’s because teams could get away with also playing other ways.
Which is why your point that “they are professionals so should be able to play any style” is akin to the thinking of a school child that lacks the intricate knowledge of the game. If you ask Flint and co to change to a short passing game (which isn’t their strength), do you honestly think they would be able to compete with their peers which have been brought into these teams because of that exact technical strength?
You make it sound like an early version of football computer games where all 11 players do the same thing. This isn’t a computer game dogfound, it’s real life. Football is often won and lost on fine details, and bringing in physical cloggers and then telling them to play tiki-taka and expecting to compete with the rest of the league is one of the most ridiculous things I have seen in this forum, truly.
Fri Jan 03, 2020 8:17 pm
Bluebina wrote:dogfound wrote:welshcasual wrote:Harris leaving will have no effect at all.
You need to understand your predicament. You are in an incredibly technical league. You have a team full of ageing Warnock cloggers, some others like Flint signed on long contracts and lots of money.
The squad you have isn’t going to be an attractive prospect for someone who knows they are incapable of playing the managers style. Which means you will be shoehorned into signing another Warnock type manager to enable that physical style to continue. In short, nothing will change.
The logistics of moving players on and bringing them in is incredible, especially when you are doing a whole squad. This isn’t even mentioning the financials.. people are moaning about there being no money to spend now, well there certainly won’t be any if the club has to shell out on severance packages for a 3 year contract for the manager and all his staff.
to be a professional footballer you have to be exceptionally good. its not a case of popping down Ashley road and picking up a few cloggers from Treborth 3rds. these boys went to academies up and down the country and played using various tactics for various managers..Christ some leave on international duty now and play in different systems with different tactics..
and I thought you used to play football yourself in Llandeilo ?
Don't bite that's all he wants, ignore the prick!
I know he's talking shit, you know he's talking shit, he knows he's talking shit don't bite
Fri Jan 03, 2020 8:19 pm
dogfound wrote:welshcasual wrote:dogfound wrote:welshcasual wrote:No, new to the game. Van Dijk is often credited as the first real footballing center back that will spark a trend which is expected to become the norm as a result. For example you can put him in midfield and even up front (I think Liverpool did play him up front in the past) and he would fare fine. There have of course been the odd example before him such as Rio or even Ashley Williams to some extent, but both were still limited in the technical department compared to the technical abilities of their midfield counterparts.
If you understand the term footballing center back then I’m unsure what you are confused about regarding making a team that has been assembled due to their physical strengths and assume that if a manager wants them to pass the ball they will match that of their league counterparts whose strengths are their technical ability, when all evidence thus far points to them being extremely limited in that department. It’s one of the most ridiculous things I have heard on this forum to be honest, and there has been many.
im not confused, well I am actually but not about footballing centre backs ..are you a very very new fan or just extremely young..?
I thought you were an adult and credited you with having a little bit of football knowledge...
these last 2 post show next to none...
Van Dijk is the first footballing center back...waw.. no doubt Boris is the first prime minister as well eh..
Adam would never have fallen for that, and had he, well there would be a meltdown...he was extremely odd but not this stupid.
So you misread and misunderstand a post, get it explained to you, but decide to continue that line anyway. Only dogfound eh? I have put the full un-doctored quote you are using to fraudulently dig yourself out of the hold you have dug in bold and red and even underlined it for you.
So due to the technical nature of the game nowadays Van Dijk is widely credited as the first footballing center back that will spark a trend, for clarity. In my next sentence I even said that of course there have been footballing center backs before but it has never been a global standard, that’s because teams could get away with also playing other ways.
Which is why your point that “they are professionals so should be able to play any style” is akin to the thinking of a school child that lacks the intricate knowledge of the game. If you ask Flint and co to change to a short passing game (which isn’t their strength), do you honestly think they would be able to compete with their peers which have been brought into these teams because of that exact technical strength?
You make it sound like an early version of football computer games where all 11 players do the same thing. This isn’t a computer game dogfound, it’s real life. Football is often won and lost on fine details, and bringing in physical cloggers and then telling them to play tiki-taka and expecting to compete with the rest of the league is one of the most ridiculous things I have seen in this forum, truly.
mate..if your genuinely a jack, you know full well that when you adopted the 8 million passes in your ownhalf game,. you had a bunch of second rate donkeys in the middle of it..so I suggest you contact the managers of the time with a detailed dossier of how they got it wrong...you could also do a piece on PS telling them how misguided theyve all been..
Sat Jan 04, 2020 9:09 am
Sat Jan 04, 2020 10:17 am
goats wrote:The jacks have a dodgy defence with no one of note, apparently there worst midfield ever and limited strikers if Baston is anything to go by. Ayew is there main threat and if Harris doesn’t know this we are in trouble. He could even be gone by the time we play them as they cannot afford him. Never been a better chance to beat them, not that means shiiit with ccfc at the moment. Anything could happen.