EPT2015 - 2016 Football Thread - Page 95
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haitike
Spain2739 Posts
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8913 Posts
if we have the ball we will score #vangaallogic #flawlesslogic | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18382 Posts
On September 04 2015 22:32 evilfatsh1t wrote: if we have the ball they cant score if we have the ball we will score #vangaallogic #flawlesslogic That's actually Cruyff logic. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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rotta
5625 Posts
Whoa, Sonic is everywhere! | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On September 04 2015 22:45 Pandemona wrote: Yeah what Pep uses too, but a team needs the ball for 30 seconds of the 90minutes to score a goal and defeat the logic pretty much. ALSO, in terms of a neutral it is also "not the most entertaining" way to play. It is entertaining of course, when the team is playing to 100% and passing around for fun producing many attempts on goal etc. Well you can never be 100% safe but naturally the less time a team has the ball the less likely they are to score. Thats kinda like.. you know.. math. | ||
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
On September 04 2015 22:00 haitike wrote: What I don't understand is why United hasn't try seriously to improve their defence this last two years. Right now is shit. They could have at least try to purchase Otamendi or another central defence. I genuinely think United's defense is the best in the league by a fair margin. They play a high line and concede very little. Smalling is looking absolute world class, their fullback duo looks the best in the league imo. Scheiderlin/Schweinsteiger is great at shielding the defense. Blind is the odd one out, but doing really well in his ballplaying role, apart from the unfortunate game against Swansea. Their problem is attacking impotence. Memphis is really immature as a player, too wasteful, bad decision making but really the only player to take any risks apart from Herrera. Mata just gets muscled off the ball what seems like 15 times a game, Rooney has had some really poor games and Van Gaal hasn't really figured out who to put in the 10 role. Fellaini is the biggest goal threat even as a sub, and that is pretty bad. But if they click some time soon they can still win the league. Chelsea/Arsenal/Liverpool not looking good either. Man City looks scary as hell though. | ||
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Sermokala
United States14161 Posts
It just seems that most of the buys this summer made LVG's job harder then easier which doesn't make any sense. | ||
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
On September 05 2015 03:03 Sermokala wrote: Depay and rooney just seem made for eachother in a little man big man scheme. Mata would get left out in the cold as a quasi attacking threat/engine room dude with the germens LVG bought this year. not to mention having to fit fellani into the team as well. It just seems that most of the buys this summer made LVG's job harder then easier which doesn't make any sense. But they are both little men? | ||
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Grettin
42411 Posts
Fantastic pass to Lewandowski and great header too https://streamable.com/y3br | ||
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Sermokala
United States14161 Posts
wow. I don't know why but I've always had this image of rooney as a 6 foot 2 guy who can overpower people. | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28873 Posts
It's funny because in a way, it's the most offensively minded football imaginable (every single pass had to be in the direction of the opponent's goals- attacks would happen immediately after possession was gained), but in reality it ended up resulting in very defensive games because the other team did not disregard possession and thus would just have the ball 50 meters from Norway's goal while Norway had 10 players behind. ;p I also think that skill level (especially passing) has improved to such a degree that the basis of the philosophy (better to have opponents with possession near their own 16 meter than for you to have possession at your own 16 meter) probably no longer holds true, but I do think overall possession on its own is a pretty meaningless statistic.. And last, I think the 'stylistic' problem, in that fans of possession based football find the other boring and vice versa, is something that only occurs when the two styles clash. If you have two possession based teams, they will both keep pressing for the ball, which keeps up the pace. Two that want to keep the ball in the other half will constantly be attacking, just failing a huge percentage of the time. But when they clash, you get this, possession based team looks for opportunities to attack, but those aren't really there all that often because the other team is so clamped down on defense, so they just end up passing the ball around for a couple minutes. But then the defensive team also doesn't have any real stretch on the field and long balls thus just result in the loss of possession because there aren't enough players around to assist the target man, so we go back to possession based team having the ball. ;p | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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Grettin
42411 Posts
http://gfycat.com/PossibleHopefulDarwinsfox First save | ||
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sharkie
Austria18712 Posts
On September 05 2015 05:03 Grettin wrote: Neuer saving Germany for the 2nd time this match. Would've been 3-2 for the Poles otherwise. http://gfycat.com/PossibleHopefulDarwinsfox First save Neuer was the one to blame for the first chance... He crosses the ball to a space where no single German player was, wtf? | ||
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Grettin
42411 Posts
On September 05 2015 05:14 sharkie wrote: Neuer was the one to blame for the first chance... Definitely, but still a save that could've otherwise been a goal. Too bad can't find the 2nd half save anywhere. | ||
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OsaX Nymloth
Poland3244 Posts
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rotta
5625 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
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rotta
5625 Posts
On September 05 2015 05:49 sneirac wrote: 6 Greece (E) Astounding. They got 50% of their points from Finland. | ||
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