| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 10:59 - Mar 29 with 3907 views | robith |
While it's tough stuff to rake over, yet again another fantastic and insightful piece from Dan. These have been a great addition this season, have enjoyed reading all of them, for better or worse on the pitch |  | |  |
| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 14:45 - Mar 29 with 3460 views | PinnerPaul |
Excellent.
Ashamed to say I don't think I've read one of these before.
Excellent subjective analysis backed up by clear examples.
Fantastic! |  | | |
| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 15:06 - Mar 29 with 3427 views | TheChef |
So from what I understand, in the main, we need to be tighter defensively and close up the spaces - especially the full backs / wing backs.
Possibly with Laird and Paal back this will improve (whether that's playing a three or a four). And the two weeks off hopefully they will have been drilling this ad infinitum.
I suppose we will see at Wigan on Saturday... |  |
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| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 15:48 - Mar 29 with 3357 views | joe90 |
Very interesting article. I don't always pick up the finer points during the actual game.
Not sure I agree that Kakay's body position is that significant for Rotherham's opening goal. If he turned the other way wouldn't have made much difference in that particular scenario, but yes, I do take the broader point about defending tight and having the right player for the position.
Will definitely look out for the points raised in our next game. |  | | |
| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 17:29 - Mar 29 with 3151 views | BrianMcCarthy |
Just got to this.
Enjoyable and interesting, as ever.
Thanks Dan. |  |
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| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 18:47 - Mar 29 with 3023 views | stevec |
Very interesting analysis. Kakays positioning would be unacceptable down the park. |  | | |
| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 10:57 - Mar 30 with 2318 views | francisbowles |
Thanks Dan. Very interesting and informative. Player profiles is an interesting aspect.
I always knew that right footed players at left back looked awkward at times. Now I have a little more understanding of the reason.
Slightly different in as much as he is left footed but Manning, when he played for us, and when he would receive a ball wide on the half way line whilst being tightly marked, would inevitably play the ball backwards because imho his body position was too closed. | | | |
| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 12:35 - Mar 30 with 2229 views | joe90 |
| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 10:57 - Mar 30 by francisbowles |
Thanks Dan. Very interesting and informative. Player profiles is an interesting aspect.
I always knew that right footed players at left back looked awkward at times. Now I have a little more understanding of the reason.
Slightly different in as much as he is left footed but Manning, when he played for us, and when he would receive a ball wide on the half way line whilst being tightly marked, would inevitably play the ball backwards because imho his body position was too closed. |
This issue of left/right sided players shouldn't be such a big deal. They can be coached and practice looking over both shoulders. It's muscle memory thing. Rollerbladers/Ice skaters/skiers deal with this problem whilst executing far more technical tricks/manouvers. For footballers it's just turn and run. | | | |
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| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 20:21 - Mar 30 with 1865 views | Wilkinswatercarrier |
Great analysis. So they are not doing what u9s are coached to do, shockingly bad.
A question that needs to be asked is are the players unable to do the basics, such as keeping the correct distances , because they are shite or can't be bothered? | |
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| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 13:33 - Mar 31 with 1507 views | PinnerPaul |
| The structural issues causing Ainsworth’s Rangers big problems — Analysis on 20:21 - Mar 30 by Wilkinswatercarrier |
Great analysis. So they are not doing what u9s are coached to do, shockingly bad.
A question that needs to be asked is are the players unable to do the basics, such as keeping the correct distances , because they are shite or can't be bothered? |
or because its a real life game played by real life humans so they make mistakes.
If every defender in every team played exactly as they were supposed to, then every game would end 0-0. | | | |
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