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I would be upset that we will have stuck with Mrdja for 4 seasons, with little return due to his injuries.....and then he leaves for greener pastures.David Votoupal said:
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A-League Transfers and Rumours
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tyler8
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Bearinator said:
I think this may be coming from left field, but i totally agree with that defence but we need heff somewhere, how about we drop hutcho and give heff a go at left mid, use his pace and stamina to work his ringer off (something hutch has forgotten to do), like i said very left field but how does this look
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Part_Timer
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why do we play a high flat back 4 (offside trap style) with the slowest defenders in the league??
marinermick
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kevrenor said:
exactly right kev
we didn't play a high line against perth and they murdered us through the midfield
loss/loss situation
We play a high line on the basis that our attacking formation plus the high work rate of our midfield and strikers will stop the opposition from exploiting it.
To expose a high line, you need to play a perfectly timed through ball/long ball for a striker who is making an arced run to stay onside.
When we don't have the ball, we usually pressure the opposition players so they can't time their pass and expose us. When teams like Melbourne and Jets (of last season) are on their game and move the ball quickly with fast passing movements, they get away from our initial pressure zone and inevitably find space and freedom to play dangerous passes.
The high line works if you work hard enough in front of it, and it also benefits the attack by pinning the opposition deeper.
To expose a high line, you need to play a perfectly timed through ball/long ball for a striker who is making an arced run to stay onside.
When we don't have the ball, we usually pressure the opposition players so they can't time their pass and expose us. When teams like Melbourne and Jets (of last season) are on their game and move the ball quickly with fast passing movements, they get away from our initial pressure zone and inevitably find space and freedom to play dangerous passes.
The high line works if you work hard enough in front of it, and it also benefits the attack by pinning the opposition deeper.
FFC Mariner
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N Qld probably?
He's off "Checking Out the Market".
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