Maybe I'm wrong, but was today not the first goal this season we've conceded from a corner?Haven’t we conceded the fewest in the league from corners?
You know what, I agree. There’s a reason teams all over the division adopt this and can’t quite understand why.At times tonight we packed as many as 10 players into our 6 yard box, conceding a goal in there from a corner anyway.
I appreciate I’m the ultimate broken record on this, but can someone explain what the thinking is here? Rushworth was prevented from coming for the ball because he was swamped and we looked very uncomfortable defending the set pieces. Few times we won the ball but had no out and it came straight back in.
At times tonight we packed as many as 10 players into our 6 yard box, conceding a goal in there from a corner anyway.
I appreciate I’m the ultimate broken record on this, but can someone explain what the thinking is here? Rushworth was prevented from coming for the ball because he was swamped and we looked very uncomfortable defending the set pieces. Few times we won the ball but had no out and it came straight back in.
Unti tonight not conceded a goal in from set pieces we do okAt times tonight we packed as many as 10 players into our 6 yard box, conceding a goal in there from a corner anyway.
I appreciate I’m the ultimate broken record on this, but can someone explain what the thinking is here? Rushworth was prevented from coming for the ball because he was swamped and we looked very uncomfortable defending the set pieces. Few times we won the ball but had no out and it came straight back in.
At times tonight we packed as many as 10 players into our 6 yard box, conceding a goal in there from a corner anyway.
I appreciate I’m the ultimate broken record on this, but can someone explain what the thinking is here? Rushworth was prevented from coming for the ball because he was swamped and we looked very uncomfortable defending the set pieces. Few times we won the ball but had no out and it came straight back in.
Ah I see. To me packing the box just looks like it makes it harder to defend rather than attack because your keeper is swamped and your defenders have more opponents to keep an eye on.Space in the box benefits the attackers, is the logic.
Pack the box and make it difficult to get a run on the ball, more bodies in the way to block etc.
Also helps you reset your defensive shape easier if you cant properly clear the ball, woth everyone already back.
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Apart from all 6 of the first 6 goals conceded this season.Unti tonight not conceded a goal in from set pieces we do ok
HuhApart from all 6 of the first 6 goals conceded this season.
Apart from all 6 of the first 6 goals conceded this season.
We'll need to be on it Saturday at set pieces.
Saw some hilights from Stoke last night, they've got some big units in that team.
The comment’s about how it looks not about how many goals we’ve conceded from them. You see top flight games where multiple goals are scored from corners with teams adopting the same approach.We were defending deep free kicks differently to what we have been corners so those conceded aren’t relevant to this thread.
And even that issue, we have significantly improved on.
We have only conceded one from a corner, last night, so this thread should be reserved to when/if we start regular conceding at corners, surely?
That makes it more odd, to have multiple pages of a thread, of how something looks when it isn’t effecting the performance though, doesn’t it?The comment’s about how it looks not about how many goals we’ve conceded from them. You see top flight games where multiple goals are scored from corners with teams adopting the same approach.
We all have our niche obsessions, this one’s mine. So I’ll crack on if that’s alrightThat makes it more odd, to have multiple pages of a thread, of how something looks when it isn’t effecting the performance though, doesn’t it?
We wonI do get the logic re less space for attackers to move, and it’s only the first time we’ve conceded so no need to panic too much.
But I would love us to leave two up, it gives them something to worry about and we’ve seen how long and accurate Rushworths throws can be.
We also saw our players can get in each others way when it’s so tight in there ie last night.
The front post thing was doing my head in, after they scored they did it every time and it took us ages to adapt.
No problem at allWe all have our niche obsessions, this one’s mine. So I’ll crack on if that’s alright
He did.And I'm fairly certain Peck mishit that god-damn corner too...
You need to ask a proper professional coach about this. You would think that enough people are paid enough money to think about these things for it not to be a coincidence that everyone does it one way. But the possibility that you’ve single-handedly uncovered a flaw in professional football is a tantalising one.Ah I see. To me packing the box just looks like it makes it harder to defend rather than attack because your keeper is swamped and your defenders have more opponents to keep an eye on.
If you leave players up it looks to me like you’d simplify the defenders’ task and allow your keeper to take part in the defence.
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