monkey magic
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From Woodburn, Young, Greig, Butcher, Gough, etc. We need this ethos brought back, and quickly. The cheap and amateurish goals and games we lose at present should be preventable.
Not just great Rangers teams.
The vast majority of successful teams the world over.
AgreedFrom Woodburn, Young, Greig, Butcher, Gough, etc. We need this ethos brought back, and quickly. The cheap and amateurish goals and games we lose at present should be preventable.
If I was gerrard I would be looking to get his mate Carragher up specifically for training the defenders. Lock them in auchienhowie until they can clear their lines and defend as a unit
The ball watching from our defence at corners or crosses is frightening. They should be running through brick walls to attack the ball and clear their lines.
We are making defending look difficult. Mind some footage of Clough taking a training session at Derby, and Roy McFarland was posing about in defence “McFarland if you cant boot the ball out the park I’ll replace you with a raw nineteen year old who can”Basic stuff like Row Z for the ball if in trouble seems like quantum physics to our defenders. The cheap goals we regularly concede are just horrific.
We have only lost one goal from a corner all season and that was today.
Correct.From Woodburn, Young, Greig, Butcher, Gough, etc. We need this ethos brought back, and quickly. The cheap and amateurish goals and games we lose at present should be preventable.
From Woodburn, Young, Greig, Butcher, Gough, etc. We need this ethos brought back, and quickly. The cheap and amateurish goals and games we lose at present should be preventable.
Souness talks about this on the 86-87 championship season video. He says his main priority when he took over was to build from the back, like the great Forest team of the late 70s with Shilton, Larry Lloyd and Kenny Burns.
All played in an era when youd get away with kicking f*ck out other players. Its a different game now
Lloyd and Burns rarely ventured beyond their own 18 yard line. I know Burns initially was a centre forward but Clough and Taylor employed them both to pretty much defend and defend only and to hoof it into row z if necessarySouness talks about this on the 86-87 championship season video. He says his main priority when he took over was to build from the back, like the great Forest team of the late 70s with Shilton, Larry Lloyd and Kenny Burns.
Defending is pretty simple. You stop the opposition scoring.Lloyd and Burns rarely ventured beyond their own 18 yard line. I know Burns initially was a centre forward but Clough and Taylor employed them both to pretty much defend and defend only and to hoof it into row z if necessary
From Woodburn, Young, Greig, Butcher, Gough, etc. We need this ethos brought back, and quickly. The cheap and amateurish goals and games we lose at present should be preventable.