So does anyone afree with me about our coaching

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  1. big

    bigdave8322 Active Member

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    Maybe get in a specailist striker coach to help our strikers out

    Just on Regards to our coaching staff and managers playin careers.

    O'Hanlon was a Keeper, Kidd was a Defender and Davey was a DEfensive midfielder

    Noticing in a pattern??

    Anyone?
     
    bigdave8322, Dec 14, 2008
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    SirPsychoSexy Banned Idiot

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    Yes i agree. We need a mentor for the strikers. Could do them the world of good to learn a few things Eg. putting the ball in the back of the net!
     
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    Anything's worth a try but can't remember Ian Rush doing much for us when he worked withnour strikers a few years back.

    I'm more worried about the fact that ever since pre season when the Fitness coach siad we're fit & free from injury, we've had one injury after another ......


    well, that and oven cleaners :D
     
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    bigdave8322 Active Member

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    haha fired!!
     
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    Good idea but like who?
     
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    SuperTyke Well-Known Member

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    you don't want to know what I thought that post said yesterday

    I'm not really sure that I know what I thought it said actually
     
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    bigdave8322 Active Member

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    Anyone who will be willing to take the job
     
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    Yep, agree about a coach for strikers

    but at the same time I am a little worried that with so much defensive experience on the coaching staff we still have a defence that cant keep clean sheets.
     
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    Mosborough Tyke New Member

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    bring back allan clarke old sniffer wub sort out oddjob
     
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    Could always give the fitness coach a go up front! look like he's got a decent touch, and he's only one that seems interested in half-time 'warm-up' with subs
     
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    Owen Blackadder New Member

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    I think Spackman brought in Ian Rush didn't he?

    And that was a complete failure.</p>

    As for managers, we had far moreattacking side under Hunter than either Clarke or Hendrie say.</p>
     
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    You can't coach people to finish - it's natural

    You can show them where to go but not how to put the ball in the net
     
    LiverpoolRed, Dec 16, 2008
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    It's the other way round in my opinion. The movement is natural & to be able to anticipate where a ball is going to end up but the finishing can be coached.

    But I've never even played football so it doesn't matter.
     
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    Can you coach people to be composed and not "sky" shots on goal? nt
     
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