I don't agree with you sorryFCBayernMunchen wrote:TAA is way overhyped.
We’ll let [mention]MUTU [/mention] settle it with statsramsej84 wrote:I don't agree with you sorryFCBayernMunchen wrote:TAA is way overhyped.
I see him as a complete player plus that he is highly intelligent
That‘s why you don’t mind playing a subpar player there...ramsej84 wrote:Kimmich is a waste at RB
Fair enough but I feel that is safer to have two men thereYlonenXabi wrote:Like here?
Having defenders by the goal posts is personal preference and most of the times is not only the coach but also the goalkeepers the ones who decide
There's no right or wrong here. Just like with individual, zonal or mixed marking
We've lost a CL final from a corner with a player on each post and we've lost another one with only one player on the far post
Guarding the posts not only means less bodies in defense but also keeping the attackers on side
What ARE we training then? Being clinical? Shots? DEFENSE?YlonenXabi wrote:There is not enough time to fully train every aspect of the game
Teams with average players rely more on set pieces and therefore they train them more often. But if you have a squad like Bayern or City then you have to prioritise other aspects of the game.
Set pieces still need to be trained, but you don't allocate as much time as lower BL clubs would do
#12 wrote:What ARE we training then? Being clinical? Shots? DEFENSE?YlonenXabi wrote:There is not enough time to fully train every aspect of the game
Teams with average players rely more on set pieces and therefore they train them more often. But if you have a squad like Bayern or City then you have to prioritise other aspects of the game.
Set pieces still need to be trained, but you don't allocate as much time as lower BL clubs would do
Yup, and exactly as effective:MUTU wrote:#12 wrote:What ARE we training then? Being clinical? Shots? DEFENSE?YlonenXabi wrote:There is not enough time to fully train every aspect of the game
Teams with average players rely more on set pieces and therefore they train them more often. But if you have a squad like Bayern or City then you have to prioritise other aspects of the game.
Set pieces still need to be trained, but you don't allocate as much time as lower BL clubs would do
Lifting trophies.
I believe you speak like that cause you come from a Spanish background... and you guys don't give too much attention to that part of the game.YlonenXabi wrote:There is not enough time to fully train every aspect of the game
Teams with average players rely more on set pieces and therefore they train them more often. But if you have a squad like Bayern or City then you have to prioritise other aspects of the game.
Set pieces still need to be trained, but you don't allocate as much time as lower BL clubs would do
#12 wrote:Yup, and exactly as effective:MUTU wrote:Lifting trophies.
ramsej84 wrote:I believe you speak like that cause you come from a Spanish background... and you guys don't give too much attention to that part of the game.
At least in Bayern's case we should at least train how to defend them properly since scoring for us is not a big issue
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