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Celtic Defending Corners 🟢⚪️ The video has graphics with important information, however to expand on this: - Conceded a goal from a corner in each of the last 3 games since Nancy arrived, albeit one was an O.G. - Marking system is very man-to-man orientated. - Markers then outmatched...

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Rangers Corners : Potential Threat v Celtic Scott Fry & Corners might be the best chance Rangers have of scoring against Celtic as it's a huge weakness. Celtic Corners: > Conceded from 5 Set-Plays in 6 Games > Ave. Height of 5ft 9.8" > Scales & Trusty only players over 6ft Rangers Physical Threats in Comparison: > Ave.Height 6ft 0.4" > Souttar, Fernandez, Aasgaard & Chermiti over 6ft > Fernandez at 6ft 4" poses a Real-Threat in the Attacking Box > Nico Raskin at 5ft 9" has scored at Parkhead and influenced the Ibrox 3-0 win for the 2nd goal in a similar position Could Connor Barron take Corners and add James Tavernier to the box as an additional outside threat?!
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Rangers Corners : Potential Threat v Celtic Scott Fry & Corners might be the best chance Rangers have of scoring against Celtic as it's a huge weakness. Celtic Corners: > Conceded from 5 Set-Plays in 6 Games > Ave. Height of 5ft 9.8" > Scales & Trusty only players over 6ft Rangers Physical Threats in Comparison: > Ave.Height 6ft 0.4" > Souttar, Fernandez, Aasgaard & Chermiti over 6ft > Fernandez at 6ft 4" poses a Real-Threat in the Attacking Box > Nico Raskin at 5ft 9" has scored at Parkhead and influenced the Ibrox 3-0 win for the 2nd goal in a similar position Could Connor Barron take Corners and add James Tavernier to the box as an additional outside threat?!

John Walker

49,734 次观看 • 8 个月前

Mexico: Potential Set-Play Kings? Their decisive goal in the 1-0 win over Australia was from yet another outswinging corner: > 5 Set-Play Goals in the Gold Cup > 2 in the Nations League Last night, against a very tall Australian side, it was the same: > 6 in the Box (5 if a Short Option) > Majority Move to Front Corner of 6-Yard Box > Deliveries are Highly Consistent Quality If teams are going to counter this, they need to ensure good zonal height in the front zone and man-markers to make proper contact with runners and block. Czech Republic were the best European Nation from Set-Plays in Qualifying...wonder what they will both come up with in Group A
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Mexico: Potential Set-Play Kings? Their decisive goal in the 1-0 win over Australia was from yet another outswinging corner: > 5 Set-Play Goals in the Gold Cup > 2 in the Nations League Last night, against a very tall Australian side, it was the same: > 6 in the Box (5 if a Short Option) > Majority Move to Front Corner of 6-Yard Box > Deliveries are Highly Consistent Quality If teams are going to counter this, they need to ensure good zonal height in the front zone and man-markers to make proper contact with runners and block. Czech Republic were the best European Nation from Set-Plays in Qualifying...wonder what they will both come up with in Group A

John Walker

30,920 次观看 • 3 个月前

Set-piece analysis Aberdeen defending corners - THREAD 🔴⚪️🧵 There's been a lot of negativity around Aberdeen's ability to defend corners over the last two seasons. This has dramatically improved over the course of the first few games of this season due to a move away from a hybrid strategy to more a man-to-man strategy. There was a lot of discourse last night regarding the comical looking nature of the defending for Dundee Utd's 2nd goal, however, I'd like to give a lot of credit to Utd's corner routine and the way they went about getting a player free. There's 2 examples in the video below. M2M systems are susceptible to blocks and screens but there's never a perfect system, as I'll show with Aberdeen's strategy last season in this thread.
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Set-piece analysis Aberdeen defending corners - THREAD 🔴⚪️🧵 There's been a lot of negativity around Aberdeen's ability to defend corners over the last two seasons. This has dramatically improved over the course of the first few games of this season due to a move away from a hybrid strategy to more a man-to-man strategy. There was a lot of discourse last night regarding the comical looking nature of the defending for Dundee Utd's 2nd goal, however, I'd like to give a lot of credit to Utd's corner routine and the way they went about getting a player free. There's 2 examples in the video below. M2M systems are susceptible to blocks and screens but there's never a perfect system, as I'll show with Aberdeen's strategy last season in this thread.

Dougie Anderson

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Aberdeen Defending Set-Pieces 25/26 Video & Data Analysis For the past two seasons Aberdeen have arguably been the worst performing team in the Premiership for Goals & xG conceded from Set-Pieces. Aberdeen have changed from man-marking to a more hybrid structure recently. The main points from my analysis below: • Not enough aerially dominant profiles - leads to sub-optimal players in important zones or defending dangerous opponents. • Lack of (quick) organisation, players unsure of their roles. • Man-marking system exploited - players leaving their opponent free / being blocked Video Analysis below. Data Analysis next in the thread. Likes, Reposts & Feedback really appreciated.
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Aberdeen Defending Set-Pieces 25/26 Video & Data Analysis For the past two seasons Aberdeen have arguably been the worst performing team in the Premiership for Goals & xG conceded from Set-Pieces. Aberdeen have changed from man-marking to a more hybrid structure recently. The main points from my analysis below: • Not enough aerially dominant profiles - leads to sub-optimal players in important zones or defending dangerous opponents. • Lack of (quick) organisation, players unsure of their roles. • Man-marking system exploited - players leaving their opponent free / being blocked Video Analysis below. Data Analysis next in the thread. Likes, Reposts & Feedback really appreciated.

Dougie Anderson

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Russell Martin - Attacking the Opposition This is a video a little more on the context of Scottish Football: - Low to Mid-Blocks - Mid-Presses - Men Behind the Ball in their Own Half Russell Martins sides have a great blend of formations (442/433/532 used in the Championship): - 3 to 5 Players Pinning Defences - Deeper Midfield Runs from 2 or 3 Attackers in-behind - They Rotate that consistently Positives from Overloading Attacks: - 3rd Highest Scorers - 2nd Highest xG - Most Shots on Target - 2nd Most Chances Missed - 5th Best Crossing Stats Negatives, unfortunately with commitment to such a highline & counter-pressing, comes a lot of goals conceded: - 14th Best Defence (Lots Conceded in Transition) - 3rd Best xG against adds confusion but makes sense from Counter Goals It is "Possession with a Purpose" with good mix of Direct Play and Building Out & is a real exciting prospect. Add to that, the fact Swansea and Southampton both had a MASSIVE Squad clearout the year he went in, he is well-placed to deal with what's about to happen at Ibrox.
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Russell Martin - Attacking the Opposition This is a video a little more on the context of Scottish Football: - Low to Mid-Blocks - Mid-Presses - Men Behind the Ball in their Own Half Russell Martins sides have a great blend of formations (442/433/532 used in the Championship): - 3 to 5 Players Pinning Defences - Deeper Midfield Runs from 2 or 3 Attackers in-behind - They Rotate that consistently Positives from Overloading Attacks: - 3rd Highest Scorers - 2nd Highest xG - Most Shots on Target - 2nd Most Chances Missed - 5th Best Crossing Stats Negatives, unfortunately with commitment to such a highline & counter-pressing, comes a lot of goals conceded: - 14th Best Defence (Lots Conceded in Transition) - 3rd Best xG against adds confusion but makes sense from Counter Goals It is "Possession with a Purpose" with good mix of Direct Play and Building Out & is a real exciting prospect. Add to that, the fact Swansea and Southampton both had a MASSIVE Squad clearout the year he went in, he is well-placed to deal with what's about to happen at Ibrox.

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Celtic: Defensive Principles Back 4? Back 5? Systems shouldn't impact "Defensive Principles": > Be Ball Orientated > Narrow & Deepen to Ball-Side > Force Wide & Shut Off Central Gaps In 2nd & 3rd Goals for Roma last night you could see what looked like a complete misunderstanding of how to manage Celtics' Defensive Third: > Scales & Trusty Adjusting to Ball-Side > Not Shutting Off Danger Zones in the Box > Closing Gaps Between Players Each of the 2nd & 3rd Goals, including the disallowed 4th Goal are completely avoidable for me by following basic defensive principles when defending your box. Thoughts?

John Walker

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Rangers: Same Principle Errors 6 Days On I don't even know if it is an error, or it's what is being asked of the players, to focus & mark your man no matter how irrelevant they are at the time. The 2nd Goal tonight in transition has 4 individual mistakes in it & it is everyone's job to fix that; Players, Manager, Coaches & Analysts. After losing the ball: > Diomande Needs to Apply Pressure > Sterling Can Then Drop 5-6 Yards > McCrorie and Fernandez Should Focus on Recovery Space > Diomande & Sterling Both End Up Pressing Passer If McCrorie and Fernandez are being told to focus on their men in the box then that becomes an issue with the principle debate over Man Orientated v Ball Orientated. Every player is responsible for defending in a team sport, not just the back-4 but there are just far too many individual mistakes to account for in this. This is almost the exact same issue as the Dundee Utd goal 6 days ago...
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John Walker

46,104 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨THE BEST CORNER TACTIC PRO PLAYERS USE🚨 1) First , you have to use a left footed player on left corners and a right footed player on right corners. The player MUST NOT have dead ball silver OR gold. Make sure the best aerial threat in your team is back post. 2)Aim the corner fairly close to the byline and full power cross it. 3) It’s going to go to your aerial threat back post , while the balls in mid air player lock to one of your attackers in the box and pass it to them. 4) Score✅
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🚨THE BEST CORNER TACTIC PRO PLAYERS USE🚨 1) First , you have to use a left footed player on left corners and a right footed player on right corners. The player MUST NOT have dead ball silver OR gold. Make sure the best aerial threat in your team is back post. 2)Aim the corner fairly close to the byline and full power cross it. 3) It’s going to go to your aerial threat back post , while the balls in mid air player lock to one of your attackers in the box and pass it to them. 4) Score✅

TS7Boosting

127,332 次观看 • 9 个月前

I was told on a site in Dublin a couple of years ago by an African man that they are here to take back what we stole from them. If this is the attitude these people arrive with, what are the chances of them integrating into the countries they move to? This Video is that attitude in a nutshell.
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I was told on a site in Dublin a couple of years ago by an African man that they are here to take back what we stole from them. If this is the attitude these people arrive with, what are the chances of them integrating into the countries they move to? This Video is that attitude in a nutshell.

Ed Lynch 🇮🇪

30,172 次观看 • 6 个月前

Rangers: Story of Our Corners Rangers last "Corner" ⚽️ was 170 Corners Ago: - 10 Man Killie - Recycled with 2 Clear Crosses & a Shot - Souttar turns it in - Davies also scored from a rebounded Lundstram shot 334 Corners Ago v Livingston: - Crossed Delivery - Livi Players Clears - Silva reacts and turns it in Our last "Traditional" corner ⚽️where we cross it in and opposition doesn't touch it was 357 Corners Ago: - Cantwell Nearpost - Flick on - Lundstram round the back (Alex McLeish: Arteta > de Boer > Moore special) --------------------------------------------------------- Under Clement: - We have scored 6⚽️from 439 Corners - A⚽️every 73 Corners Arsenal are the "Gold Standard" just now and are scoring a⚽️every 7 Corners Hypothetical Scenario Rangers, with a dedicated Set-Piece Coach/Analyst & over time, if they could even get near 1 in 9-10. - 15 Corners in our 2-1 Loss to Motherwell - 17 Corners in our 3-2 Loss to Ross County - 9 Corners in our 0-0 Draw with Dundee A Goal in each of those games, hypothetically, is a 5pts swing... Thoughts?
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Rangers: Story of Our Corners Rangers last "Corner" ⚽️ was 170 Corners Ago: - 10 Man Killie - Recycled with 2 Clear Crosses & a Shot - Souttar turns it in - Davies also scored from a rebounded Lundstram shot 334 Corners Ago v Livingston: - Crossed Delivery - Livi Players Clears - Silva reacts and turns it in Our last "Traditional" corner ⚽️where we cross it in and opposition doesn't touch it was 357 Corners Ago: - Cantwell Nearpost - Flick on - Lundstram round the back (Alex McLeish: Arteta > de Boer > Moore special) --------------------------------------------------------- Under Clement: - We have scored 6⚽️from 439 Corners - A⚽️every 73 Corners Arsenal are the "Gold Standard" just now and are scoring a⚽️every 7 Corners Hypothetical Scenario Rangers, with a dedicated Set-Piece Coach/Analyst & over time, if they could even get near 1 in 9-10. - 15 Corners in our 2-1 Loss to Motherwell - 17 Corners in our 3-2 Loss to Ross County - 9 Corners in our 0-0 Draw with Dundee A Goal in each of those games, hypothetically, is a 5pts swing... Thoughts?

John Walker

117,596 次观看 • 1 年前

AOC is one of the last people who needs to be talking about the price of groceries and rent being sky high while trying to blame Trump. The top 5 most expensive states for groceries and rent are run by democrats. And New York (where AOC is from) is in the top 5 on both of those lists…
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AOC is one of the last people who needs to be talking about the price of groceries and rent being sky high while trying to blame Trump. The top 5 most expensive states for groceries and rent are run by democrats. And New York (where AOC is from) is in the top 5 on both of those lists…

Jeffery Mead

60,714 次观看 • 29 天前

Our democracy is dying and we are rapidly descending into one party rule. We are left without a credible opposition and a Teal cross-bench with its mouth firmly shut on the slow removal of our right to question the government. The changes that Labor are planning to make in its Freedom of Information (FOI) amendments will further destroy what was already an imperfect system. Secrecy is the key to corruption. Intrinsic to the slow and deliberate removal of our rights, privileges and freedoms. So much happens under the cover of cabinet secrecy, of the quiet respect both sides of politics show each other in not exposing their worst deeds. Like the political class is more afraid of exposure than doing a poor job. It feels that way in Australia because it absolutely IS that way. Gone are the statesmen of old. Those that acted in the national interest. The current crop – Albanese and Ley – don’t deserve our trust. There has been more than enough evidence of corruption and cover-up from both sides, as they just have their turn, or wait for their turn, and nothing really changes. It’s baked in. By design. Ley did a little puff piece on the proposed imposition of a cost to access an FOI, which is a problem, but far from the biggest issue. The two major crimes being committed on the people by the passage of this bill will be the loss of the ability to request information anonymously, and provisions to deeply protect ministers from scrutiny through FOI. A bad convention formalised in law. Secrecy of any kind is abhorrent in a democracy. Without proper information, the public can’t make good electoral decisions. Without the ability to expose information by way of right, it is impossible to hold the government to account. As there is no opposition and scantly any capable media scrutiny. Those responsibilities now fall to members of the public, and in particular, whistleblowers from within the system. Whistleblowers, or anyone who does not toe the line in this country are absolutely pilloried. That rings true in all aspects of our government, and within the political parties that hold the system up. Losing anonymity in requesting documents from government, when paired with the pending loss of anonymity on social media is a one-two-punch that knocks out the last frontier of scrutiny. Our last hope to right the system through the system. Absolutely terrifying. Moreover, the biggest and most important decisions are made in cabinet, and by ministers. Without the ability to ask the big questions of the big players we are left up the proverbial creek, without a paddle. I am sure Sussan will be requesting some minor amendments to cost, but happy to waive the rest through, because she wants to have her turn at it later. We are poorly served by our parliament, we are right to question them, their integrity and intent. When we hear about our involvement in the bombing of Iran from the Americans, and negotiations with India to build 1 million homes here, from India… questions over the ISIS brides and everything else we learn by accident… we must shout our displeasure at this secrecy from the rooftops – while we still can. There must be a public outcry over this breach of faith. Our nation is slipping away from us, like sand through the hourglass. One grain of truth at a time. I just want Australia back.
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Our democracy is dying and we are rapidly descending into one party rule. We are left without a credible opposition and a Teal cross-bench with its mouth firmly shut on the slow removal of our right to question the government. The changes that Labor are planning to make in its Freedom of Information (FOI) amendments will further destroy what was already an imperfect system. Secrecy is the key to corruption. Intrinsic to the slow and deliberate removal of our rights, privileges and freedoms. So much happens under the cover of cabinet secrecy, of the quiet respect both sides of politics show each other in not exposing their worst deeds. Like the political class is more afraid of exposure than doing a poor job. It feels that way in Australia because it absolutely IS that way. Gone are the statesmen of old. Those that acted in the national interest. The current crop – Albanese and Ley – don’t deserve our trust. There has been more than enough evidence of corruption and cover-up from both sides, as they just have their turn, or wait for their turn, and nothing really changes. It’s baked in. By design. Ley did a little puff piece on the proposed imposition of a cost to access an FOI, which is a problem, but far from the biggest issue. The two major crimes being committed on the people by the passage of this bill will be the loss of the ability to request information anonymously, and provisions to deeply protect ministers from scrutiny through FOI. A bad convention formalised in law. Secrecy of any kind is abhorrent in a democracy. Without proper information, the public can’t make good electoral decisions. Without the ability to expose information by way of right, it is impossible to hold the government to account. As there is no opposition and scantly any capable media scrutiny. Those responsibilities now fall to members of the public, and in particular, whistleblowers from within the system. Whistleblowers, or anyone who does not toe the line in this country are absolutely pilloried. That rings true in all aspects of our government, and within the political parties that hold the system up. Losing anonymity in requesting documents from government, when paired with the pending loss of anonymity on social media is a one-two-punch that knocks out the last frontier of scrutiny. Our last hope to right the system through the system. Absolutely terrifying. Moreover, the biggest and most important decisions are made in cabinet, and by ministers. Without the ability to ask the big questions of the big players we are left up the proverbial creek, without a paddle. I am sure Sussan will be requesting some minor amendments to cost, but happy to waive the rest through, because she wants to have her turn at it later. We are poorly served by our parliament, we are right to question them, their integrity and intent. When we hear about our involvement in the bombing of Iran from the Americans, and negotiations with India to build 1 million homes here, from India… questions over the ISIS brides and everything else we learn by accident… we must shout our displeasure at this secrecy from the rooftops – while we still can. There must be a public outcry over this breach of faith. Our nation is slipping away from us, like sand through the hourglass. One grain of truth at a time. I just want Australia back.

Matthew Camenzuli

13,891 次观看 • 1 年前

FT #WestHam 1 -1 #Spurs That has to be one of the worst matches you will see in the EPL. The quality was just horrific from both teams. Both sides were absolutely clueless in and out of possession. Odobert’s goal came about out of some of the worst defending ever. Bowen’s goal again came from sloppy defending. Vicario should have done better. He had a dreadful game; his distribution was shambolic. It’s hard to believe that there are 3 worst teams in the league than these two 🤦🏻‍♂️. #COYS 💙🤍
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FT #WestHam 1 -1 #Spurs That has to be one of the worst matches you will see in the EPL. The quality was just horrific from both teams. Both sides were absolutely clueless in and out of possession. Odobert’s goal came about out of some of the worst defending ever. Bowen’s goal again came from sloppy defending. Vicario should have done better. He had a dreadful game; his distribution was shambolic. It’s hard to believe that there are 3 worst teams in the league than these two 🤦🏻‍♂️. #COYS 💙🤍

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69,018 次观看 • 1 年前

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Abdi and Abdul Bashir have been one of the best brother duos in CBB this season. Abdi has been one of the best underclassmen in the country this season averaging 21 PPG while shooting 42% from three on 9 attempts a game. Abdul has been one of the best Juco players in the country this season averaging 28/3/3 while shooting 40% from three on 11 attempts a game. Both Bashir Brothers have extremely deep bags at 6’7 and are both elite shooters who can shoot from anywhere on the court.

KJ

28,022 次观看 • 1 年前

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In Oromia, the front lines of the civil war are no longer confined to the remote areas of Wallaga and Guji, but have moved to East Shewa, a zone at the very center of both the region and the country. One of these videos shows the graduation of thousands of militia trained to fill the vacuum created by the departure of ENDF forces. The other video was recorded and posted by locals as ENDF gunships fired on rebel positions in Dugda Woreda this past week. Dugda is located about 60 km from Adama.

Jawar Mohammed

29,469 次观看 • 5 个月前

xG & Cerny (SPFL Only) Vaclav Cerny & Rangers seem to take a huge proportion of shots from "Outside the Box" from "Low xG" scenarios. xG is only an average result on that scenario on the pitch e.g. Cerny xG from 25yards will not be the same as Nico Raskin Cerny this season has taken(SPFL Only): - 16 Shots from Outside the Box - Average xG of 0.03 (100 Shots would reward 3 Goals) - Cerny has scored 2 of the 16 All that means at a High-Level, as it stands, when Cerny has a 0.03 Probability from "Outside the Box" he is actually closer to 0.12 making him 4 times more likely to score in that scenario. The issue at Rangers is all players are given the same freedom from outside the box: - Bajrami 9 Shots = 0 Goals - Diomande 7 Shots = 0 Goals - Hagi 6 Shots = 0 Goals - Raskin 7 Shots = 0 Goals - etc Potentially having a model closer to Brentford for the "Extra Pass" for the "Easy Goal" & allowing Cerny to be the exception might work better...
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xG & Cerny (SPFL Only) Vaclav Cerny & Rangers seem to take a huge proportion of shots from "Outside the Box" from "Low xG" scenarios. xG is only an average result on that scenario on the pitch e.g. Cerny xG from 25yards will not be the same as Nico Raskin Cerny this season has taken(SPFL Only): - 16 Shots from Outside the Box - Average xG of 0.03 (100 Shots would reward 3 Goals) - Cerny has scored 2 of the 16 All that means at a High-Level, as it stands, when Cerny has a 0.03 Probability from "Outside the Box" he is actually closer to 0.12 making him 4 times more likely to score in that scenario. The issue at Rangers is all players are given the same freedom from outside the box: - Bajrami 9 Shots = 0 Goals - Diomande 7 Shots = 0 Goals - Hagi 6 Shots = 0 Goals - Raskin 7 Shots = 0 Goals - etc Potentially having a model closer to Brentford for the "Extra Pass" for the "Easy Goal" & allowing Cerny to be the exception might work better...

John Walker

27,028 次观看 • 1 年前

Here's one example of how physical tonight's Liberty North-CBC Class 6 championship game was. No flag on the helmet-to-helmet hit on the quarterback running out of bounds, but a penalty for a push in the back by a CBC player and then players from both teams had to be separated.
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Here's one example of how physical tonight's Liberty North-CBC Class 6 championship game was. No flag on the helmet-to-helmet hit on the quarterback running out of bounds, but a penalty for a push in the back by a CBC player and then players from both teams had to be separated.

Nate Latsch

1,305,926 次观看 • 2 年前