Would Rodgers ever dare...
- Thread starter SevernFox
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Yes he would but only after hes played poorly which hasn't happened yet this season
Yorkfox
Roofer
..and only if he had a half decent replacement
You mean the other fully fledged international goalkeeper we have one the bench .
Yorkfox
Roofer
Yes Daz and I see we managed to hold onto him despite being bombarded with bids
Oadlad
Roofer
KS does not 'refuse' to come for corners.
Defences for set pieces are organised well in advance to maximise their effieciency and introduce an organised approach.
KS is not over tall for a keeper (like for instance Kevin Poole) so that would be a factor. Teams do not have the larger defenders and the keeper all attacking the high stuff.
Defending corners takes various forms as corners themselves take a number of forms, long, short, inswinging, outswinging, those aimed close or distanced away from the six yard box, long and short deflections. It is crucial that those into the 'mix' are attacked in an organised way to reduce confusion.
To read the delivery and wait for the ball to arrive, which takes a second or two is too short a time to react in an ad hoc way.
Then there is the pre match decision to man mark or zone mark or a mix of both and in the event of the second which of the 'lines' is manned by which players. And a man on a post? If so which post? Or both posts? And who is/are the out ball men? What is learned from video evidence of opponents?
In all this, the constant different personnel in this area has not helped us...
Defences for set pieces are organised well in advance to maximise their effieciency and introduce an organised approach.
KS is not over tall for a keeper (like for instance Kevin Poole) so that would be a factor. Teams do not have the larger defenders and the keeper all attacking the high stuff.
Defending corners takes various forms as corners themselves take a number of forms, long, short, inswinging, outswinging, those aimed close or distanced away from the six yard box, long and short deflections. It is crucial that those into the 'mix' are attacked in an organised way to reduce confusion.
To read the delivery and wait for the ball to arrive, which takes a second or two is too short a time to react in an ad hoc way.
Then there is the pre match decision to man mark or zone mark or a mix of both and in the event of the second which of the 'lines' is manned by which players. And a man on a post? If so which post? Or both posts? And who is/are the out ball men? What is learned from video evidence of opponents?
In all this, the constant different personnel in this area has not helped us...