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Asked Down boss Conor Laverty after the game on Saturday why his side had sat in so deep and allowed Meath’s goalkeeper to dictate. The answer was fairly obvious but good to hear it from a manager’s perspective and explaining things that might not always make sense to fans 👇

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Martin walker1 年前

This is evidence of the flaw in having 12 v 11. Teams play piggy in the middle around the arc. More importantly, run the clock down when only having to keep 2 up while on a black card. It is supposed to be a punishment. Therefore, they should still have to keep 3 up.

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Estadio Deportes1 年前

POR ESTO REGRESÓ EL PRINCIPITO 👀 Andrés Guardado habló sobre su decisión de volver del retiro. 😱Hubo 3 personas que influyeron en su decisión. 🫢 ¿Una será James Rodríguez? 🤔 Descúbrelo tú mismo. #Guardado #James #León #LigaMx

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Damian McLernon1 年前

When the goalie is involved a lot the build up generally is still slow. Donegal yesterday didn’t use Patton in that role, trusted their outfield players and went more direct. I think at 1 stage they had maybe 10 unanswered points and 6 different scorers.

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Chris Mc Guinness1 年前

Fairy sure during this clip we had a black card and were managing the clock.

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Cahair O'Kane1 年前

Yeah yous were indeed, and managed that period brilliantly, but it was a theme of the whole first half. Harry Hogan was up a huge amount and Meath flooded the goal with bodies to create that space where Down were penned back and struggled to push out

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Pete1 年前

And there’s the issue, Meath had a black card here yet still had an extra man and could dictate the game comfortably, rule needs to change to stop this plus 1 and maybe then we’ll get less shoot outs

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Chris D’Fer1 年前

Keeper needs to get ahead of the ball it’s fairly simple

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@NLR30471 年前

The arc is forcing this lateral play across and over the field. It adds a new kicking dimension which is good but why don't they get rid of the back pass except for inside the opposition 14 metre line, just so an opposing player can't be forced over the end line?

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James Kilkenny1 年前

Who knew.... Teams using 12v11 to retain possession similar to the last few years at I/C 🙄🙄 ....

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DubsforSam11 年前

The question that needs to be asked is why wasn't pressure put on up the pitch so it's not a 'slow play' and the keeper can move up without danger. If you mark men up front then all possession is at risk and the keeper can't take a chance to push up.

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Daniel O'Broin1 年前

He's got kilkoo syndrome.... can't adapt to the new rules

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