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Round 2

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over 10 years ago

Chris Kerr wrote:

RR wrote:

Should have been a red.

Havent't seen the game or the clip but in the last year FIFA have said this is a yellow. Contact on the boot (I.e very low height wise) coming down with a chance to play the ball. I'm going to assume yellow was shown and if so, this is what is instructed.

Yep, he ended up with a yellow.
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over 10 years ago · edited over 10 years ago · History

Ryall's dive

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over 10 years ago

patrick478 wrote:

Leggy wrote:

Never ceases to amaze me that coaches do not have players on the post. Look around the world and there  are heaps of goals scored because of this.

You do know that if the players aren't on the post they don't just disappear, don't you? They can go and mark other players etc etc

And players standing on the post put everyone onside until they step up. If you want an offside trap to help prevent scrappy goals off flick-ons or knock-downs it's easier if you don't start the play with two defenders on your goal line

https://defensiveminded.wordpress.com/2011/08/07/b...

People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis. You can't trust people.

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over 10 years ago

ConanTroutman wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

Leggy wrote:

Never ceases to amaze me that coaches do not have players on the post. Look around the world and there  are heaps of goals scored because of this.

You do know that if the players aren't on the post they don't just disappear, don't you? They can go and mark other players etc etc

And players standing on the post put everyone onside until they step up. If you want an offside trap to help prevent scrappy goals off flick-ons or knock-downs it's easier if you don't start the play with two defenders on your goal line

https://defensiveminded.wordpress.com/2011/08/07/b...

we are talking about corners.good luck pressing up for offsides at corners.
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Fenix wrote:

ConanTroutman wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

Leggy wrote:

Never ceases to amaze me that coaches do not have players on the post. Look around the world and there  are heaps of goals scored because of this.

You do know that if the players aren't on the post they don't just disappear, don't you? They can go and mark other players etc etc

And players standing on the post put everyone onside until they step up. If you want an offside trap to help prevent scrappy goals off flick-ons or knock-downs it's easier if you don't start the play with two defenders on your goal line

https://defensiveminded.wordpress.com/2011/08/07/b...

we are talking about corners.good luck pressing up for offsides at corners.

I'm talking about corners too. Obviously you can't be offside off the corner itself but the moment another player touches the ball then the offside comes into play. If you have guys on the post then a striker standing in the 6 yard box can get onto a flick-on or knock-down and tap it in. If you don't have guys on the post then that danger doesn't exist - or at least is significantly mitigated.

People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis. You can't trust people.

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over 10 years ago

ConanTroutman wrote:

Fenix wrote:

ConanTroutman wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

Leggy wrote:

Never ceases to amaze me that coaches do not have players on the post. Look around the world and there  are heaps of goals scored because of this.

You do know that if the players aren't on the post they don't just disappear, don't you? They can go and mark other players etc etc

And players standing on the post put everyone onside until they step up. If you want an offside trap to help prevent scrappy goals off flick-ons or knock-downs it's easier if you don't start the play with two defenders on your goal line

https://defensiveminded.wordpress.com/2011/08/07/b...

we are talking about corners.good luck pressing up for offsides at corners.

I'm talking about corners too. Obviously you can't be offside off the corner itself but the moment another player touches the ball then the offside comes into play. If you have guys on the post then a striker standing in the 6 yard box can get onto a flick-on or knock-down and tap it in. If you don't have guys on the post then that danger doesn't exist - or at least is significantly mitigated.

How many times do you see goals scored from corners that would have been cleared if there we players on the post.

As for Patrick's comment----------- Pretty ridiculous remark.

If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid

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over 10 years ago

Stream anyone?

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over 10 years ago

What a save by Reddy

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over 10 years ago

Roar 1-0 up

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over 10 years ago

Roar could put a few past CCM today imo

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over 10 years ago

This is an excellent game from both sides. Terrific goal. Roar 1-0

If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid

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over 10 years ago

Leggy wrote:

ConanTroutman wrote:

Fenix wrote:

ConanTroutman wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

Leggy wrote:

Never ceases to amaze me that coaches do not have players on the post. Look around the world and there  are heaps of goals scored because of this.

You do know that if the players aren't on the post they don't just disappear, don't you? They can go and mark other players etc etc

And players standing on the post put everyone onside until they step up. If you want an offside trap to help prevent scrappy goals off flick-ons or knock-downs it's easier if you don't start the play with two defenders on your goal line

https://defensiveminded.wordpress.com/2011/08/07/b...

we are talking about corners.good luck pressing up for offsides at corners.

I'm talking about corners too. Obviously you can't be offside off the corner itself but the moment another player touches the ball then the offside comes into play. If you have guys on the post then a striker standing in the 6 yard box can get onto a flick-on or knock-down and tap it in. If you don't have guys on the post then that danger doesn't exist - or at least is significantly mitigated.

How many times do you see goals scored from corners that would have been cleared if there we players on the post.

As for Patrick's comment----------- Pretty ridiculous remark.

Explain? I genuinely do not see how what I said could be construed as ridiculous.


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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over 10 years ago

patrick478 wrote:

Leggy wrote:

ConanTroutman wrote:

Fenix wrote:

ConanTroutman wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

Leggy wrote:

Never ceases to amaze me that coaches do not have players on the post. Look around the world and there  are heaps of goals scored because of this.

You do know that if the players aren't on the post they don't just disappear, don't you? They can go and mark other players etc etc

And players standing on the post put everyone onside until they step up. If you want an offside trap to help prevent scrappy goals off flick-ons or knock-downs it's easier if you don't start the play with two defenders on your goal line

https://defensiveminded.wordpress.com/2011/08/07/b...

we are talking about corners.good luck pressing up for offsides at corners.

I'm talking about corners too. Obviously you can't be offside off the corner itself but the moment another player touches the ball then the offside comes into play. If you have guys on the post then a striker standing in the 6 yard box can get onto a flick-on or knock-down and tap it in. If you don't have guys on the post then that danger doesn't exist - or at least is significantly mitigated.

How many times do you see goals scored from corners that would have been cleared if there we players on the post.

As for Patrick's comment----------- Pretty ridiculous remark.

Explain? I genuinely do not see how what I said could be construed as ridiculous.

Of course they could mark other players in the penalty area, but if there is no one on the post and an attacker/defender gets a head to it and it goes in the goal on either post( which it does on a regular basis) then the posts should be defended. 

I have discussed this with players and national coaches and most agree. However, it is an opinion.

If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid

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over 10 years ago

One of the best games so far. Both teams prepared to attack so making an exciting game. Played on a good pitch for a change,

Think the Nix is going to find both these teams difficult as they both have pace up front and that is where we are going to struggle.

If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid

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over 10 years ago

Well worked by Brisbane

2-0 to ROar

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over 10 years ago

Last week Newcastle headed off the line with a defender on the post......

Grumpy old bastard alert

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over 10 years ago

Doubt you will see a better goal all year. Roar 2-0.

If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid

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over 10 years ago

Leggy wrote:

One of the best games so far. Both teams prepared to attack so making an exciting game. Played on a good pitch for a change,

Think the Nix is going to find both these teams difficult as they both have pace up front and that is where we are going to struggle.

Its nice to see some open, flowing football. Both teams want to play, unlike some other teams in the league atm
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over 10 years ago · edited over 10 years ago · History

RR wrote:

Leggy wrote:

One of the best games so far. Both teams prepared to attack so making an exciting game. Played on a good pitch for a change,

Think the Nix is going to find both these teams difficult as they both have pace up front and that is where we are going to struggle.

Its nice to see some open, flowing football. Both teams want to play, unlike some other teams in the league New Castle Jets atm

Fixed.

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over 10 years ago

Leggy wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

Leggy wrote:

ConanTroutman wrote:

Fenix wrote:

ConanTroutman wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

Leggy wrote:

Never ceases to amaze me that coaches do not have players on the post. Look around the world and there  are heaps of goals scored because of this.

You do know that if the players aren't on the post they don't just disappear, don't you? They can go and mark other players etc etc

And players standing on the post put everyone onside until they step up. If you want an offside trap to help prevent scrappy goals off flick-ons or knock-downs it's easier if you don't start the play with two defenders on your goal line

https://defensiveminded.wordpress.com/2011/08/07/b...

we are talking about corners.good luck pressing up for offsides at corners.

I'm talking about corners too. Obviously you can't be offside off the corner itself but the moment another player touches the ball then the offside comes into play. If you have guys on the post then a striker standing in the 6 yard box can get onto a flick-on or knock-down and tap it in. If you don't have guys on the post then that danger doesn't exist - or at least is significantly mitigated.

How many times do you see goals scored from corners that would have been cleared if there we players on the post.

As for Patrick's comment----------- Pretty ridiculous remark.

Explain? I genuinely do not see how what I said could be construed as ridiculous.

Of course they could mark other players in the penalty area, but if there is no one on the post and an attacker/defender gets a head to it and it goes in the goal on either post( which it does on a regular basis) then the posts should be defended. 

I have discussed this with players and national coaches and most agree. However, it is an opinion.

surprisingly,many top teams dont put players on the post. I just dont the alternative stacks up at all.
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over 10 years ago

I would imagine the other nine teams don't bother with players on the post when we take corners.

"Phoenix till they lose"

Posting 97% bollox, 8% lies and 3.658% genuine opinion. 

Genuine opinion: FTFFA

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over 10 years ago

Corona looks like a find. 

a.haak

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over 10 years ago

not a lemon then?

A small town in Europe........looking to bounce straight back up....well that aint going to happen

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over 10 years ago

Fenix wrote:

Leggy wrote:

Of course they could mark other players in the penalty area, but if there is no one on the post and an attacker/defender gets a head to it and it goes in the goal on either post( which it does on a regular basis) then the posts should be defended. 

I have discussed this with players and national coaches and most agree. However, it is an opinion.

surprisingly,many top teams dont put players on the post. I just dont the alternative stacks up at all.

Last night we conceded a goal which an offside trap on the corner might have stopped, but Sarpong cleared one off the line later when he was on the post, so I guess for us it was even

People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis. You can't trust people.

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