Football
will take the 5/2 draw with 365
it`s a very quiet revolution
Sep 4, 2016 -- 12:44PM, Try My Best wrote:
For all those coaches in charge of kids football teams I implore you to stop talking shiite and let kids take people on and encourage skill and individuality. If you don't this is the mess that we will have to witness for the next 100 years
Won't happen, mate.
We need a complete footballing culture change in this country, from top to bottom. That includes managers, administrators, broadcasters, media, coaches and fans.
Fans are part of the problem too, they expect everyone to graft at the back and put a shift in, even the flair players whose sole focus should be attacking. This attitude needs to change. Players like Gascoigne were always viewed with suspicion in this country, seen as a luxury player.
I think it's really sad when you think that someone like Messi would not have emerged in this country. He would have been discarded straight up, would not have even been given a chance. Unfortunately, coaches prefer massive lumps like Conor Wickham and others of that ilk.
Big Sam I salute you
1.01 £62
1.02 £109,203
1.03 £67,755
[b]Lithuania match odds (2-2 full time)
1.03 £547
1.04 £1,697
1.05 £1,333
1.06 £4,964
1.07 £5,060
1.08 £5,134
1.09 £26,064
1.1 £16,298
Draw in Slovakia/England (0-1 full time)
1.05 £5,279
1.06 £7,969
1.07 £13,736
1.08 £35,087
1.09 £39,113
1.1 £34,544
1.11 £18,973
1.01 £62
1.02 £109,203
1.03 £67,755
Lithuania match odds (2-2 full time)
1.03 £547
1.04 £1,697
1.05 £1,333
1.06 £4,964
1.07 £5,060
1.08 £5,134
1.09 £26,064
1.1 £16,298
Draw in Slovakia/England (0-1 full time)
1.05 £5,279
1.06 £7,969
1.07 £13,736
1.08 £35,087
1.09 £39,113
1.1 £34,544
1.11 £18,973
Sep 4, 2016 -- 12:56PM, wisewords wrote:
Poland match odds (2-2 full time)/b]1.01 £621.02 £109,2031.03 £67,755[b]Lithuania match odds (2-2 full time)1.03 £5471.04 £1,6971.05 £1,3331.06 £4,9641.07 £5,0601.08 £5,1341.09 £26,0641.1 £16,298Draw in Slovakia/England (0-1 full time)1.05 £5,2791.06 £7,9691.07 £13,7361.08 £35,0871.09 £39,1131.1 £34,5441.11 £18,973
That Poland gub is brutal. The other two you could kind of see coming.
Papers over the cracks
the players will think "they done good"
Sep 4, 2016 -- 12:52PM, jewell wrote:
Sep 4, 2016 -- 6:44PM, Try My Best wrote:For all those coaches in charge of kids football teams I implore you to stop talking shiite and let kids take people on and encourage skill and individuality. If you don't this is the mess that we will have to witness for the next 100 yearsWon't happen, mate.We need a complete footballing culture change in this country, from top to bottom. That includes managers, administrators, broadcasters, media, coaches and fans.Fans are part of the problem too, they expect everyone to graft at the back and put a shift in, even the flair players whose sole focus should be attacking. This attitude needs to change. Players like Gascoigne were always viewed with suspicion in this country, seen as a luxury player.I think it's really sad when you think that someone like Messi would not have emerged in this country. He would have been discarded straight up, would not have even been given a chance. Unfortunately, coaches prefer massive lumps like Conor Wickham and others of that ilk.
Pretty much agree with that.
Also if people are basing their opinion one way or another on the result of a friendly, then you are very much part of the attitude problem.
Won't happen, mate.
We need a complete footballing culture change in this country, from top to bottom. That includes managers, administrators, broadcasters, media, coaches and fans.
Fans are part of the problem too, they expect everyone to graft at the back and put a shift in, even the flair players whose sole focus should be attacking. This attitude needs to change. Players like Gascoigne were always viewed with suspicion in this country, seen as a luxury player.
I think it's really sad when you think that someone like Messi would not have emerged in this country. He would have been discarded straight up, would not have even been given a chance. Unfortunately, coaches prefer massive lumps like Conor Wickham and others of that ilk.
Couldn't agree more.
hahahahahaha
so lets say i was given the training for a week and the players listened to what i had to say, every time rooney played a floaty,sq 50,60 yd attempted passs out to the fullbacks, when the opposition had everyone behind the ball you,d stop training and say no wayne thats not what we,re trying to achieve but rooney just carrys on and seems really happy at his attempted pass,s not realising or not bothered thats exactly what the opposition want him to do,i really cant believe this is what fergie,jose,cappello,woy sam etc spent all week asking him to do
One game in and apparently not.
I just don't get it. Every man and his dog could see the formation was wrong in the Euros, i have not heard any pundit, fan, ex pro or anyone who thinks Rooney should be playing a deep lying role spraying 40 yard diagonal balls around.
Like i said earlier in the thread i'm starting to believe all of the conspiracy theories.
Whatever you believe it certainly looks like things aren't going to change much, which is really depressing.
day one ,min one on training ground from any of the million coaches,managers in england,the opposition want to get 10 men behind the ball and want us to use our best players to play 50 ,60 yd passes to fullbacks so rule no 1 we dont do it ,get it capiche,
not us we pay fat sam 3 million to tell rooney to do what he wants which 99% of the time is what the opposition manager wants,maybe its some cunning baldrick type plan to do away with opposition managers, like i say unfathomable
why doesnt someone sit rooney,englands midfield down and show them the 100,s upon 100,s of attempted crosses walkers has either brayed into a defenders arse or into the crowd,
on another point i presume when walkers braying the ball into a defender he,s aiming for an attacker or space in the box,why not try aiming for the defender in the 1st place on his track record when aiming to hit him 99% of the time he,ll miss him and end up putting it in the box by default,
always in top shape,blessed with a razor sharp mind
what manager would not want him in the side to make onfield and off field decisions?
so allowing the manager to not get too stressed and burnt out
and incur the opprobrium of our infamous media
So Is Wazza like some joint coach or something or just demands a free roll , makes up for his excuses about being out of position at everything i suppose.
Still I don't blame Rooney. I blame his indulgers, his enablers.
Men like Sam and Moyes prob. have an inferior complex in the present of Wazza. After all he is a multiple title winner, UCL winner, top England scorer, etc and they have won f-all.
