http://www.zonalmarking.net/2010/03/24/three-man-defence-in-football-soccer/
The images in there were quite interesting to me, especially when you see the back three vs a wide front three. Just reminded me of the all whites, solid, but little attacking ability
I've always found ti interesting how the three man defence immediately falls into 'wingback' mode.
I remmebr watching a clip on a well known coach (can't recall name and trying to find clip) saying that the dutch (from memory) used to employ a great implementation of the 3-4-3 where instad of using wingbacks, the wider centre backs also had played as right or left fullbacks in the past, so would push wide when the attack came down that flank.
To cover those players pushing wide, the defensive mid would step into the middle of the defence to cover, usually good when that player has played in defence as well.
Wish i could find it again...
that'd be quite interesting... hmmm.
And it sounds a lot like something we can do with manny as a DM.
Last season, when one of lochhead or hearfield bombed forward, manny would drop back in between the two CBs often.
ahhh i miss Lochhead...
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Founder
http://www.zonalmarking.net/2010/03/24/three-man-defence-in-football-soccer/
The images in there were quite interesting to me, especially when you see the back three vs a wide front three. Just reminded me of the all whites, solid, but little attacking ability
I've always found ti interesting how the three man defence immediately falls into 'wingback' mode.
I remmebr watching a clip on a well known coach (can't recall name and trying to find clip) saying that the dutch (from memory) used to employ a great implementation of the 3-4-3 where instad of using wingbacks, the wider centre backs also had played as right or left fullbacks in the past, so would push wide when the attack came down that flank.
To cover those players pushing wide, the defensive mid would step into the middle of the defence to cover, usually good when that player has played in defence as well.
Wish i could find it again...
that'd be quite interesting... hmmm.
And it sounds a lot like something we can do with manny as a DM.
Last season, when one of lochhead or hearfield bombed forward, manny would drop back in between the two CBs often.
ahhh i miss Lochhead...
Yup, as much as im sure people were bagging him for being a donkey at times, i know i for one would happily have him back in tomorrow night, even on a set of crutches.
Yellow Whever Whanganui
http://www.zonalmarking.net/2010/03/24/three-man-defence-in-football-soccer/
The images in there were quite interesting to me, especially when you see the back three vs a wide front three. Just reminded me of the all whites, solid, but little attacking ability
I've always found ti interesting how the three man defence immediately falls into 'wingback' mode.
I remmebr watching a clip on a well known coach (can't recall name and trying to find clip) saying that the dutch (from memory) used to employ a great implementation of the 3-4-3 where instad of using wingbacks, the wider centre backs also had played as right or left fullbacks in the past, so would push wide when the attack came down that flank.
To cover those players pushing wide, the defensive mid would step into the middle of the defence to cover, usually good when that player has played in defence as well.
Wish i could find it again...
that'd be quite interesting... hmmm.
And it sounds a lot like something we can do with manny as a DM.
Last season, when one of lochhead or hearfield bombed forward, manny would drop back in between the two CBs often.
ahhh i miss Lochhead...
The reality is the Phoenix operate in a competitive entertainment market, yes the Phoenix is entertainment and the whole fan thing/soap opera angst is part of that, and apart from a few thousand die hards they have to produce a product that people will be willing to part with their money to watch. Then hopefully they develop an attachment to the club that goes beyond casual supporter to a die hard, but you need to win them over first.
The reality is the Phoenix operate in a competitive entertainment market, yes the Phoenix is entertainment and the whole fan thing/soap opera angst is part of that, and apart from a few thousand die hards they have to produce a product that people will be willing to part with their money to watch. Then hopefully they develop an attachment to the club that goes beyond casual supporter to a die hard, but you need to win them over first.
The reality is the Phoenix operate in a competitive entertainment market, yes the Phoenix is entertainment and the whole fan thing/soap opera angst is part of that, and apart from a few thousand die hards they have to produce a product that people will be willing to part with their money to watch. Then hopefully they develop an attachment to the club that goes beyond casual supporter to a die hard, but you need to win them over first.
Avram Grant? (He did offer Ricky a job after the WC, so Grant must rate him as a coach.)
Isn't he the West Ham coach... and isn't West Ham bottom of the table...
Yellow Whever Whanganui
You are entitled to your opinion for sure.
If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid
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Well this is good for us, but Colosimo hasn't been playing recently anyway, and not sure Aloisi is much of a loss :P
What is our squad?
Wellington Phoenix squad: 1. Mark PASTON (gk), 2. Manny MUSCAT, 4. Nick WARD, 6. Tim BROWN, 7. Leo BERTOS, 8. Paul IFILL, 9. Chris GREENACRE, 11. DANIEL, 13. Troy HEARFIELD, 14. Mirjan PAVLOVIC, 15. Jade NORTH, 17. Vince LIA, 18. Ben SIGMUND, 19. Danny VUKOVIC (gk), 21. Marco ROJAS, 22. Andrew DURANTE (c), 23. Dylan MACALLISTER, 26. Simon ELLIOTT
*three to be omitted*
In: Tim BROWN (return from suspension), Marco ROJAS (promoted), Jade NORTH (return from international duty)
Out: Nil
Unavailable: Tony LOCHHEAD (groin � 3 weeks), Oscar ROBERT CORNEJO (knee � 3 weeks)
Wellington Phoenix squad: 1. Mark PASTON (gk), 2. Manny MUSCAT, 4. Nick WARD, 6. Tim BROWN, 7. Leo BERTOS, 8. Paul IFILL, 9. Chris GREENACRE, 11. DANIEL, 13. Troy HEARFIELD, 14. Mirjan PAVLOVIC, 15. Jade NORTH, 17. Vince LIA, 18. Ben SIGMUND, 19. Danny VUKOVIC (gk), 21. Marco ROJAS, 22. Andrew DURANTE (c), 23. Dylan MACALLISTER, 26. Simon ELLIOTT
*three to be omitted*
In: Tim BROWN (return from suspension), Marco ROJAS (promoted), Jade NORTH (return from international duty)
Out: Nil
Unavailable: Tony LOCHHEAD (groin � 3 weeks), Oscar ROBERT CORNEJO (knee � 3 weeks)
....and where is Diego....has to be better than Lia ChopperHarris2010-11-23 22:22:40Asked whether his tactics needed reviewing, he said: "We're not a long-ball team. It may have looked that way but we certainly haven't been that for the last three years."
Has he told the players this!
Lets see some daniel, or 2 up front? Or even more time for ward?
Just lets see something dangerous!!
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Fine. Northerly developing.
Get along to the game, support the boys, Terry and the Wellington Economy!
I thought they changed the kick off time. but perhaps it was 730 and moved back to 7pm now?
cheers.
VUW AFC - Victoria University Football for life
I thought they changed the kick off time. but perhaps it was 730 and moved back to 7pm now?
cheers.
Not too bad at 5. Might be a bit worse when you get into town, but nothing on Auckland.
I see tonights ref is the ref from TeeDubs game on Sunday.
Need Brownie to pull out the Fifii flop.
This time without the stain caused by the Ring of Dirt.
C'mon!
Yellow Whever Whanganui
Asked whether his tactics needed reviewing, he said: "We're not a long-ball team. It may have looked that way but we certainly haven't been that for the last three years."
Has he told the players this!
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I thought they changed the kick off time. but perhaps it was 730 and moved back to 7pm now?
cheers.
a.haak

a.haak

Asked whether his tactics needed reviewing, he said: "We're not a long-ball team. It may have looked that way but we certainly haven't been that for the last three years."
Has he told the players this!
