Wed Mar 12, 2014 1:24 am
Wed Mar 12, 2014 6:59 am
Wed Mar 12, 2014 7:58 am
Kanester wrote:Just because hes a target man doesnt me hes exempt from chasing down balls and closing down defenders. He should try harder like campbell does.
Wed Mar 12, 2014 8:09 am
Wed Mar 12, 2014 8:22 am
Wed Mar 12, 2014 10:58 am
Kanester wrote:Just because hes a target man doesnt me hes exempt from chasing down balls and closing down defenders. He should try harder like campbell does.
So the general ide off him being lazy is because he dosent run defenders. I remember Blakey said conrnelius didn't know how to close down and that was embarrassing,
Wed Mar 12, 2014 11:13 am
Wed Mar 12, 2014 12:36 pm
Kanester wrote:Just because hes a target man doesnt me hes exempt from chasing down balls and closing down defenders. He should try harder like campbell does.
Wed Mar 12, 2014 12:57 pm
Wed Mar 12, 2014 2:59 pm
CraigCCFC wrote:Think back and our fans have always had it in for target men as they dont understand the role.
Jones
Rudy
Bothroyd
even Peter Thorne!
Wed Mar 12, 2014 3:02 pm
A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Think back and our fans have always had it in for target men as they dont understand the role.
Jones
Rudy
Bothroyd
even Peter Thorne!
So are you implying target men are entitled to be lazy?
Kenwyn Jones will never run around like Campbell, thats because they are different types of players. Campbell is the type of striker who will run the wings and get in behind defenders while target man isnt expected to do this, it doesnt mean they shouldnt close defenders down and just stand around.
Kenwyn Jones is terrible in my opinion. He barely moves, when he does win a header it rarely goes to one of our players, he is unable to hold the ball up and bring people into play and he is terrible with the ball at his feet. He is a nuisance I do agree but he lacks the basic abilities a footballer needs.
Even when he scored on his debut he was lucky, he should have buried it first time and he was fortunate it dropped back down in front of him for an open goal. He has also missed many half chances.
Peter Thorne was a quality target man. His link up play with Earnshaw was brilliant, he made many assists and chipped in with a few as well.
Bothroyd was another good target man and was good with the ball at his feet, had the ability to make something from nothing and was good at holding the ball up and linking up with the midfield.
Rudy, well he was just dire...
Wed Mar 12, 2014 3:08 pm
CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Think back and our fans have always had it in for target men as they dont understand the role.
Jones
Rudy
Bothroyd
even Peter Thorne!
So are you implying target men are entitled to be lazy?
Kenwyn Jones will never run around like Campbell, thats because they are different types of players. Campbell is the type of striker who will run the wings and get in behind defenders while target man isnt expected to do this, it doesnt mean they shouldnt close defenders down and just stand around.
Kenwyn Jones is terrible in my opinion. He barely moves, when he does win a header it rarely goes to one of our players, he is unable to hold the ball up and bring people into play and he is terrible with the ball at his feet. He is a nuisance I do agree but he lacks the basic abilities a footballer needs.
Even when he scored on his debut he was lucky, he should have buried it first time and he was fortunate it dropped back down in front of him for an open goal. He has also missed many half chances.
Peter Thorne was a quality target man. His link up play with Earnshaw was brilliant, he made many assists and chipped in with a few as well.
Bothroyd was another good target man and was good with the ball at his feet, had the ability to make something from nothing and was good at holding the ball up and linking up with the midfield.
Rudy, well he was just dire...
Target men have to be in the centre of the field incase the ball gets to them so they can hold it up. Whats the point in having a target man if he isnt a target?
As for doesnt win headers, he won 5 out of 9 on the weekend
Wed Mar 12, 2014 3:10 pm
A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Think back and our fans have always had it in for target men as they dont understand the role.
Jones
Rudy
Bothroyd
even Peter Thorne!
So are you implying target men are entitled to be lazy?
Kenwyn Jones will never run around like Campbell, thats because they are different types of players. Campbell is the type of striker who will run the wings and get in behind defenders while target man isnt expected to do this, it doesnt mean they shouldnt close defenders down and just stand around.
Kenwyn Jones is terrible in my opinion. He barely moves, when he does win a header it rarely goes to one of our players, he is unable to hold the ball up and bring people into play and he is terrible with the ball at his feet. He is a nuisance I do agree but he lacks the basic abilities a footballer needs.
Even when he scored on his debut he was lucky, he should have buried it first time and he was fortunate it dropped back down in front of him for an open goal. He has also missed many half chances.
Peter Thorne was a quality target man. His link up play with Earnshaw was brilliant, he made many assists and chipped in with a few as well.
Bothroyd was another good target man and was good with the ball at his feet, had the ability to make something from nothing and was good at holding the ball up and linking up with the midfield.
Rudy, well he was just dire...
Target men have to be in the centre of the field incase the ball gets to them so they can hold it up. Whats the point in having a target man if he isnt a target?
As for doesnt win headers, he won 5 out of 9 on the weekend
How many of those 5 headers resulted in the ball going to a Cardiff player?
I remember Jay Bothroyd on countless occasions picking up the ball from the byline, cutting inside and having a strike at goal and often scoring goals. A target man doesnt have to occupy the centre of the field, he just has to be a target. If you limit yourself to the centre of the pitch your quite easy to defend againt.
Ibrahimovich is one of the best target men in the world and he doesnt only occupy the centre of the field...
Wed Mar 12, 2014 3:14 pm
CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Think back and our fans have always had it in for target men as they dont understand the role.
Jones
Rudy
Bothroyd
even Peter Thorne!
So are you implying target men are entitled to be lazy?
Kenwyn Jones will never run around like Campbell, thats because they are different types of players. Campbell is the type of striker who will run the wings and get in behind defenders while target man isnt expected to do this, it doesnt mean they shouldnt close defenders down and just stand around.
Kenwyn Jones is terrible in my opinion. He barely moves, when he does win a header it rarely goes to one of our players, he is unable to hold the ball up and bring people into play and he is terrible with the ball at his feet. He is a nuisance I do agree but he lacks the basic abilities a footballer needs.
Even when he scored on his debut he was lucky, he should have buried it first time and he was fortunate it dropped back down in front of him for an open goal. He has also missed many half chances.
Peter Thorne was a quality target man. His link up play with Earnshaw was brilliant, he made many assists and chipped in with a few as well.
Bothroyd was another good target man and was good with the ball at his feet, had the ability to make something from nothing and was good at holding the ball up and linking up with the midfield.
Rudy, well he was just dire...
Target men have to be in the centre of the field incase the ball gets to them so they can hold it up. Whats the point in having a target man if he isnt a target?
As for doesnt win headers, he won 5 out of 9 on the weekend
How many of those 5 headers resulted in the ball going to a Cardiff player?
I remember Jay Bothroyd on countless occasions picking up the ball from the byline, cutting inside and having a strike at goal and often scoring goals. A target man doesnt have to occupy the centre of the field, he just has to be a target. If you limit yourself to the centre of the pitch your quite easy to defend againt.
Ibrahimovich is one of the best target men in the world and he doesnt only occupy the centre of the field...
Ibra is not a target man, he does everything so no point in even bringing him into it. Jones played in the centre of a 3 so he shouldnt need to go closing down the wings, otherwise there is no-one in the centre. Problem is we dont close down as a unit, its all individuals
Wed Mar 12, 2014 3:17 pm
A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Think back and our fans have always had it in for target men as they dont understand the role.
Jones
Rudy
Bothroyd
even Peter Thorne!
So are you implying target men are entitled to be lazy?
Kenwyn Jones will never run around like Campbell, thats because they are different types of players. Campbell is the type of striker who will run the wings and get in behind defenders while target man isnt expected to do this, it doesnt mean they shouldnt close defenders down and just stand around.
Kenwyn Jones is terrible in my opinion. He barely moves, when he does win a header it rarely goes to one of our players, he is unable to hold the ball up and bring people into play and he is terrible with the ball at his feet. He is a nuisance I do agree but he lacks the basic abilities a footballer needs.
Even when he scored on his debut he was lucky, he should have buried it first time and he was fortunate it dropped back down in front of him for an open goal. He has also missed many half chances.
Peter Thorne was a quality target man. His link up play with Earnshaw was brilliant, he made many assists and chipped in with a few as well.
Bothroyd was another good target man and was good with the ball at his feet, had the ability to make something from nothing and was good at holding the ball up and linking up with the midfield.
Rudy, well he was just dire...
Target men have to be in the centre of the field incase the ball gets to them so they can hold it up. Whats the point in having a target man if he isnt a target?
As for doesnt win headers, he won 5 out of 9 on the weekend
How many of those 5 headers resulted in the ball going to a Cardiff player?
I remember Jay Bothroyd on countless occasions picking up the ball from the byline, cutting inside and having a strike at goal and often scoring goals. A target man doesnt have to occupy the centre of the field, he just has to be a target. If you limit yourself to the centre of the pitch your quite easy to defend againt.
Ibrahimovich is one of the best target men in the world and he doesnt only occupy the centre of the field...
Ibra is not a target man, he does everything so no point in even bringing him into it. Jones played in the centre of a 3 so he shouldnt need to go closing down the wings, otherwise there is no-one in the centre. Problem is we dont close down as a unit, its all individuals
Ibrahimovich is a target man. Just because he has the ability to do more than just your average target man doesnt mean he isnt one. He is just a very good one.
You will see all of the best teams in the world at closing down Barca, Byern etc. have 11 men closing the ball down, from front to back and back to front. The centre forward isnt exempt. He should be helping the wide players close down to force the opponents into a mistake and winning the ball back.
Wed Mar 12, 2014 3:21 pm
CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Think back and our fans have always had it in for target men as they dont understand the role.
Jones
Rudy
Bothroyd
even Peter Thorne!
So are you implying target men are entitled to be lazy?
Kenwyn Jones will never run around like Campbell, thats because they are different types of players. Campbell is the type of striker who will run the wings and get in behind defenders while target man isnt expected to do this, it doesnt mean they shouldnt close defenders down and just stand around.
Kenwyn Jones is terrible in my opinion. He barely moves, when he does win a header it rarely goes to one of our players, he is unable to hold the ball up and bring people into play and he is terrible with the ball at his feet. He is a nuisance I do agree but he lacks the basic abilities a footballer needs.
Even when he scored on his debut he was lucky, he should have buried it first time and he was fortunate it dropped back down in front of him for an open goal. He has also missed many half chances.
Peter Thorne was a quality target man. His link up play with Earnshaw was brilliant, he made many assists and chipped in with a few as well.
Bothroyd was another good target man and was good with the ball at his feet, had the ability to make something from nothing and was good at holding the ball up and linking up with the midfield.
Rudy, well he was just dire...
Target men have to be in the centre of the field incase the ball gets to them so they can hold it up. Whats the point in having a target man if he isnt a target?
As for doesnt win headers, he won 5 out of 9 on the weekend
How many of those 5 headers resulted in the ball going to a Cardiff player?
I remember Jay Bothroyd on countless occasions picking up the ball from the byline, cutting inside and having a strike at goal and often scoring goals. A target man doesnt have to occupy the centre of the field, he just has to be a target. If you limit yourself to the centre of the pitch your quite easy to defend againt.
Ibrahimovich is one of the best target men in the world and he doesnt only occupy the centre of the field...
Ibra is not a target man, he does everything so no point in even bringing him into it. Jones played in the centre of a 3 so he shouldnt need to go closing down the wings, otherwise there is no-one in the centre. Problem is we dont close down as a unit, its all individuals
Ibrahimovich is a target man. Just because he has the ability to do more than just your average target man doesnt mean he isnt one. He is just a very good one.
You will see all of the best teams in the world at closing down Barca, Byern etc. have 11 men closing the ball down, from front to back and back to front. The centre forward isnt exempt. He should be helping the wide players close down to force the opponents into a mistake and winning the ball back.
Ibra doesnt play as a target man though. Just because he is big doesnt mean he's a target man.
Wed Mar 12, 2014 3:29 pm
A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Think back and our fans have always had it in for target men as they dont understand the role.
Jones
Rudy
Bothroyd
even Peter Thorne!
So are you implying target men are entitled to be lazy?
Kenwyn Jones will never run around like Campbell, thats because they are different types of players. Campbell is the type of striker who will run the wings and get in behind defenders while target man isnt expected to do this, it doesnt mean they shouldnt close defenders down and just stand around.
Kenwyn Jones is terrible in my opinion. He barely moves, when he does win a header it rarely goes to one of our players, he is unable to hold the ball up and bring people into play and he is terrible with the ball at his feet. He is a nuisance I do agree but he lacks the basic abilities a footballer needs.
Even when he scored on his debut he was lucky, he should have buried it first time and he was fortunate it dropped back down in front of him for an open goal. He has also missed many half chances.
Peter Thorne was a quality target man. His link up play with Earnshaw was brilliant, he made many assists and chipped in with a few as well.
Bothroyd was another good target man and was good with the ball at his feet, had the ability to make something from nothing and was good at holding the ball up and linking up with the midfield.
Rudy, well he was just dire...
Target men have to be in the centre of the field incase the ball gets to them so they can hold it up. Whats the point in having a target man if he isnt a target?
As for doesnt win headers, he won 5 out of 9 on the weekend
How many of those 5 headers resulted in the ball going to a Cardiff player?
I remember Jay Bothroyd on countless occasions picking up the ball from the byline, cutting inside and having a strike at goal and often scoring goals. A target man doesnt have to occupy the centre of the field, he just has to be a target. If you limit yourself to the centre of the pitch your quite easy to defend againt.
Ibrahimovich is one of the best target men in the world and he doesnt only occupy the centre of the field...
Ibra is not a target man, he does everything so no point in even bringing him into it. Jones played in the centre of a 3 so he shouldnt need to go closing down the wings, otherwise there is no-one in the centre. Problem is we dont close down as a unit, its all individuals
Ibrahimovich is a target man. Just because he has the ability to do more than just your average target man doesnt mean he isnt one. He is just a very good one.
You will see all of the best teams in the world at closing down Barca, Byern etc. have 11 men closing the ball down, from front to back and back to front. The centre forward isnt exempt. He should be helping the wide players close down to force the opponents into a mistake and winning the ball back.
Ibra doesnt play as a target man though. Just because he is big doesnt mean he's a target man.
Absolute garbage.
http://performance.fourfourtwo.com/tech ... -targetman
Wed Mar 12, 2014 3:37 pm
A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:A block wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:Think back and our fans have always had it in for target men as they dont understand the role.
Jones
Rudy
Bothroyd
even Peter Thorne!
So are you implying target men are entitled to be lazy?
Kenwyn Jones will never run around like Campbell, thats because they are different types of players. Campbell is the type of striker who will run the wings and get in behind defenders while target man isnt expected to do this, it doesnt mean they shouldnt close defenders down and just stand around.
Kenwyn Jones is terrible in my opinion. He barely moves, when he does win a header it rarely goes to one of our players, he is unable to hold the ball up and bring people into play and he is terrible with the ball at his feet. He is a nuisance I do agree but he lacks the basic abilities a footballer needs.
Even when he scored on his debut he was lucky, he should have buried it first time and he was fortunate it dropped back down in front of him for an open goal. He has also missed many half chances.
Peter Thorne was a quality target man. His link up play with Earnshaw was brilliant, he made many assists and chipped in with a few as well.
Bothroyd was another good target man and was good with the ball at his feet, had the ability to make something from nothing and was good at holding the ball up and linking up with the midfield.
Rudy, well he was just dire...
Target men have to be in the centre of the field incase the ball gets to them so they can hold it up. Whats the point in having a target man if he isnt a target?
As for doesnt win headers, he won 5 out of 9 on the weekend
How many of those 5 headers resulted in the ball going to a Cardiff player?
I remember Jay Bothroyd on countless occasions picking up the ball from the byline, cutting inside and having a strike at goal and often scoring goals. A target man doesnt have to occupy the centre of the field, he just has to be a target. If you limit yourself to the centre of the pitch your quite easy to defend againt.
Ibrahimovich is one of the best target men in the world and he doesnt only occupy the centre of the field...
Ibra is not a target man, he does everything so no point in even bringing him into it. Jones played in the centre of a 3 so he shouldnt need to go closing down the wings, otherwise there is no-one in the centre. Problem is we dont close down as a unit, its all individuals
Ibrahimovich is a target man. Just because he has the ability to do more than just your average target man doesnt mean he isnt one. He is just a very good one.
You will see all of the best teams in the world at closing down Barca, Byern etc. have 11 men closing the ball down, from front to back and back to front. The centre forward isnt exempt. He should be helping the wide players close down to force the opponents into a mistake and winning the ball back.
Ibra doesnt play as a target man though. Just because he is big doesnt mean he's a target man.
Absolute garbage.
http://performance.fourfourtwo.com/tech ... -targetman
Wed Mar 12, 2014 4:39 pm
Wed Mar 12, 2014 5:31 pm
Wed Mar 12, 2014 5:38 pm
Wed Mar 12, 2014 7:13 pm
Wed Mar 12, 2014 9:42 pm
Wed Mar 12, 2014 10:01 pm
Kenfig Blue wrote:Jones is just what we have needed all season, yes he is not the best but he has done the target man job 10 times better than odemwingie and that donkey cornelius. For the people who think KJ should be doing the same amount of running as Campbell, are you on drugs?
Wed Mar 12, 2014 11:08 pm
Thu Mar 13, 2014 12:34 am
Aramore wrote:FFS if people are using Zlatan as their basis for a target man no wonder everyone thinks he's shit
Thu Mar 13, 2014 12:35 am
RayHorn wrote:Im watching the fulham game again now and i do not agree he is lazy. Sure we could wish for him to run more, but he closes down from the side as a striker should do. He is not hitting all head flicks, neither his flicks on foot but he i certainly doing his job tie up the ball. He also puts himself in good position for attack. I dont think PSG will sign him anytime soon, but he is doing ok for Cardiff! When he doesn't t get the ball 26 minutes in to the game he is pretty upset, and this is not the only time! Take a look at his movement sheet, i think he is right where he suppose to be most of the time.
Thu Mar 13, 2014 12:37 am
DandoCCFC wrote:Delusional to call him lazy and expect him to do what the likes of Campbell does, I would really question your knowledge on Football altogether.
Thu Mar 13, 2014 7:58 am
Thu Mar 13, 2014 8:39 am