gazza1988 wrote:Can't get past the first man? Put it either side of him.
Only finding a goalkeeper that has a height advantage die to being able to use his arms? Don't put the ball near him.
Over hitting the corner and clearing everyone? Don't hit it as hard or put someone out there.
Simple surely? Or is it just me?
DogsDoDahs wrote:gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:gazza1988 wrote:adamstag wrote:The corners are a joke.
It's honestly like the players don't train with each other in anything - there are no ideas at all in any of our play. I mentioned on Saturday it gets to the point where we get a corner we may as well pick the ball up and roll it back to the keeper
On a side note it's refreshing to see opposition keepers coming out and collecting the ball like they should do - rather than standing on their line and allowing chaos to occur.
Well on the rare occasions we actually deliver into the box by beating the first man, it's directly at the keeper or over everybody. Also the opposition don't flood everybody back in the 6 yard box too. That helps the keeper.
I don't get why we don't deliver it near the penalty spot. Somewhere between the penalty spot and the 6 yatlrd box and have someone block the keepers path.
Gazza, I seem to recall you defending our goalkeeper last weekend when the ball came straight to him because ‘there were bodies in his way’. Plymouth keeper on Saturday had no trouble.
Yep, the Plymouth also didn't have 9 defenders and 4 or 5 attackers around him in the 6 yard box. That's the point I'm making
Also Gazza if when defending a corner we leave 3 players on the half way line, the defense have to leave 3 or 4 defenders back to cover them. This takes 6 or 7 players out of the 18 yard box making room to defend properly and for the goalkeeper to get off his line not be boxed in as per port vale. Before that corner was taken Logan pushed Pearce hard twice to get him to move away and Pearce refused to move. Also if you leave players on the half way line you at least have a chance to counter attack from a clearance rather than it coming straight back into our box unchallanged
MTFCMusings wrote:If we'd have left players on the half way line at Port Vale in the last minute Vale would've just left them. It was the last kick of the game, of course there was going to bodies in there.
gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:If we'd have left players on the half way line at Port Vale in the last minute Vale would've just left them. It was the last kick of the game, of course there was going to bodies in there.
Bodies in the 18 yard box? Yes. 9 in the 6 yard box? Nope. We should have just man marked the 1 to 1, not 3 to 1,
MTFCMusings wrote:The point is that Logan should be standing where Sweeney is standing, before he gets a chance to run into the gap.
gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:The point is that Logan should be standing where Sweeney is standing, before he gets a chance to run into the gap.
The point is there is players in his way. Look at the 16s screenshot. there is 1 defender and 1 attacker stood in Logan's path to that spot.
In order to do what you say he should do. Logan would need to be the other side of the 2 players and thus 4 yards off his line and allowing a striker to be goal side of him. That is not a good position for a keeper for a corner.
kevin kents tasce wrote:What qualifies you to pass comment on Logan's positioning Musings?
Not having a go, just genuinely interested in goalkeeping and the level of analysis available for the position.
I disagree with you on this point, but I like to consider myself as being open to other points of view
kevin kents tasce wrote:I am a GK coach, but only at grassroots level and I am becoming a bit of a saddo with the amount of analytical stuff I find myself consuming. I'm always on the lookout for decent analysis on goalkeeping, but in truth - it's few and far between.
I agree with alot of the criticisms of Logan, but think he gets some unfair criticism at times too. I often question his positioning from crosses, but I think this one was an inswinging corner? If I have remembered right then his starting position is text book (although what came next isn't!)
Gazza makes a fair point about the crowding in the box. I think Sweeney should have protected Logan better by positioning himself goal side of the attacker
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