If carlsberg did transfer threads.....This would be it!
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It would have been pretty difficult for me to point out that what you'd written was bollocks before you'd written it.jaffka wrote:Which wasnt the point you made.Prufrock wrote:CAPSLOCK wrote:I doubt he'd keep 3 at the back and 5 across the half way line, either
Well, quite.
For the record, and I'd perhaps naively assumed this was obvious, when I said "don't piss about with the back 4" I meant in normal conditions. If we're 1-0 down in a cup final and Lenners decides to go 3, 2 or even 1 at the back as we chuck people forward then no, I'm not going to criticise him for that (I just hope the final in question isn't the Johnstone's Paint, which it could be if he keeps pissing about with 3 at the back).
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sending everyone up for a corner does not mean that your game formation is 0-0-10.. it simply means you've sent everyone up for a corner...
Re: If carlsberg did transfer threads.....This would be it!
Prufrock wrote:It would have been pretty difficult for me to point out that what you'd written was bollocks before you'd written it.jaffka wrote:Which wasnt the point you made.Prufrock wrote:CAPSLOCK wrote:I doubt he'd keep 3 at the back and 5 across the half way line, either
Well, quite.
For the record, and I'd perhaps naively assumed this was obvious, when I said "don't piss about with the back 4" I meant in normal conditions. If we're 1-0 down in a cup final and Lenners decides to go 3, 2 or even 1 at the back as we chuck people forward then no, I'm not going to criticise him for that (I just hope the final in question isn't the Johnstone's Paint, which it could be if he keeps pissing about with 3 at the back).
This.Every formation does not have it's use. Even Bob Martinez hasn't tried to resurrect 1-1-9. 3-5-2 wants binning off. It was shite in the 90s and it still is now. Plenty room for flexibility going forwards, don't piss about with the back 4.
Re: If carlsberg did transfer threads.....This would be it!
at that particular time you have gone exactly that.thebish wrote:sending everyone up for a corner does not mean that your game formation is 0-0-10.. it simply means you've sent everyone up for a corner...
tactical fluidity, its not a game of chess
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jaffka wrote:at that particular time you have gone exactly that.thebish wrote:sending everyone up for a corner does not mean that your game formation is 0-0-10.. it simply means you've sent everyone up for a corner...
tactical fluidity, its not a game of chess
isn't chess a game of tactical fluidity?
anyway - I call bollox! you don't say the game formation has changed every time a player moves - that's bonkers la-la world!
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Chess is alternative turns, football is fluid. I really thought you would have understood that.thebish wrote:jaffka wrote:at that particular time you have gone exactly that.thebish wrote:sending everyone up for a corner does not mean that your game formation is 0-0-10.. it simply means you've sent everyone up for a corner...
tactical fluidity, its not a game of chess
isn't chess a game of tactical fluidity?
anyway - I call bollox! you don't say the game formation has changed every time a player moves - that's bonkers la-la world!
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aye - chess - tactical fluidity - your tactics change over the game... ie - not tactically static. (simple!)
as for proposing that your game formation changes every time your players move - still bollox!
as for proposing that your game formation changes every time your players move - still bollox!
Re: If carlsberg did transfer threads.....This would be it!
thanks for your opinion.thebish wrote:aye - chess - tactical fluidity - your tactics change over the game... ie - not tactically static. (simple!)
as for proposing that your game formation changes every time your players move - still bollox!
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If formations are fluid and don't matter I take it that there is never any basis to complain about a system or formation any manager has ever used? Because ultimately it is all fluid and doesn't matter?
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Im not going to lie, i do like the 3-5-2 formation... It has worked under Conte for Juventus, Costa Rica's run at the worldcup also featured the use of a 3-5-2. And Croatia's first ever world cup they used a 3-5-2 and finished 3rd. But then again, Juventus and Croatia's players are at a different pedigree to ours.
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It's for fanboys, Football Manager and the 90s. Teams sometimes have initial success using it as it's something different, and then they get worked out. It's bobbins defensively, unless you have the wing-backs pinned back in, which case it's bobbins going forward.
Full-backs are usually up there in terms of who touches the ball most because the square ball wide is the easy ball out in midfield or from the back. In 3-5-2 they either aren't there because they're trying to give width further forward, or they are there and so there is no width further forward.
Full-backs are usually up there in terms of who touches the ball most because the square ball wide is the easy ball out in midfield or from the back. In 3-5-2 they either aren't there because they're trying to give width further forward, or they are there and so there is no width further forward.
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It's fine for some of the tip sides! No good for little old bolton!
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A bit left field maybe, but I seem to remember reading somewhere that Wellington would have been smashed at Waterloo if the little French fella was half the general he thought he was. I guess any tactics can work if the oppo ain't all that.
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This page sort if sums up this thread so far. Feck all to do with players coming in.
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Bijou Bob wrote:This page sort if sums up this thread so far. Feck all to do with players coming in.
nonsense!! Enoch was just talking about Wellington!!
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Pisano not involved tomorrow as he's not had a pre-season as he's been out of contract.throwawayboltonian wrote:Well we need to talk about something until we see what Silva and Pisano are all about tomorrow dunno about the rest of the forum, but I've not heard any rumours for a few days now.Bijou Bob wrote:This page sort if sums up this thread so far. Feck all to do with players coming in.
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Neil Lennon said he's been training on his own and isn't really ready...is all I know!throwawayboltonian wrote:Really? I knew he was out of contract, just assumed he'd been training with us (or another team) to keep fitness up. Loads of players have done that before, isn't that what Heskey and Gudjohnsen initially came here for?BWFC_Insane wrote:Pisano not involved tomorrow as he's not had a pre-season as he's been out of contract.
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Maybe he didn't want to? I guess as it was dependent on a player leaving it might not have been appropriate as presumably he had other offers.throwawayboltonian wrote:Fair enough if that's the case; just moderately surprised that he's been on our scope for so long and we've (likely) had something agreed in principle for a good few weeks and we've not allowed him to train with us!BWFC_Insane wrote:Neil Lennon said he's been training on his own and isn't really ready...is all I know!throwawayboltonian wrote:Really? I knew he was out of contract, just assumed he'd been training with us (or another team) to keep fitness up. Loads of players have done that before, isn't that what Heskey and Gudjohnsen initially came here for?BWFC_Insane wrote:Pisano not involved tomorrow as he's not had a pre-season as he's been out of contract.
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So, so far ...
Amos
Pisano
Derik
Prince
Wilson
Silva (loan)
Madine
... oh, & Dobbie
Lussey and Cabrerio who I know nothing really about. "One's for the future" I guess.
Have I missed any ?
Added to returning injured from last year, which are always "like having a new signing" ; Pratley, Clough, Clayton eventually. We'll quickly brush over Wheater I think.
Just such a shame we missed out on Alf.
Maybe still a couple to drift in in the next few weeks.
Not too shabby Plymouth, overall, given our hands are tied behind our backs.
Amos
Pisano
Derik
Prince
Wilson
Silva (loan)
Madine
... oh, & Dobbie
Lussey and Cabrerio who I know nothing really about. "One's for the future" I guess.
Have I missed any ?
Added to returning injured from last year, which are always "like having a new signing" ; Pratley, Clough, Clayton eventually. We'll quickly brush over Wheater I think.
Just such a shame we missed out on Alf.
Maybe still a couple to drift in in the next few weeks.
Not too shabby Plymouth, overall, given our hands are tied behind our backs.
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Re: If carlsberg did transfer threads.....This would be it!
Heaven forbid theres one less thing to complain about. Far too much emphasis and bollox spouted. Any system, formation or whatever relies on the players you have (physical and mental ability) as well as the form they are in & how ell they do what they are told (before & during game); the philosophy behind how you play it (is 3-5-2 an attacking or defensive set up); throw in a dollop of the oppositon ( do you impose or match) and the need to change throughout a game etc etc. Can see the benefit of having a default set up, but can't see the value of only having 1 or discounting some completely.BWFC_Insane wrote:If formations are fluid and don't matter I take it that there is never any basis to complain about a system or formation any manager has ever used? Because ultimately it is all fluid and doesn't matter?
Anyway back to the thread - not seen any discussion about our potential spanish LB. I had a look a couple of days ago - he did seem to be a jonah and have a few relegations on his CV (sorry)
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