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Reply | Another one gone…..
at 19:38 31 Mar 2025
I was interested to see how a famous piece of AI software would respond. It produced this in a matter of seconds
The quoted text outlines a very specific and aggressive philosophy for playing football, emphasizing physicality, high pressure, and a focus on winning. While this approach has its merits—like fostering a strong, competitive team and encouraging an attacking mindset—it may not be universally applicable or the "right" way to play for every team or situation. Here are some considerations:
Style of Play: Different teams have different strengths and weaknesses. Some may excel with a possession-based, tactical approach, while others might thrive with a fast-paced, direct style as described.
Player Profiles: The focus on big, physical players might limit the versatility of the squad. Teams often benefit from a balanced mix of skill sets, including technical players who can create chances in tight situations.
Tactics and Strategy: The instruction to avoid backward passes and to keep the ball in the opponent's half can lead to a lack of strategic depth. Sometimes, retaining possession in your own half is necessary to build up play effectively.
Psychological Aspects: While instilling a winning mentality is crucial, a rigid focus on winning can lead to pressure and anxiety among players. It's also important to respect opponents, as this can foster a healthy competitive environment.
Injury Risks: Training to be fitter than everyone else and focusing heavily on physicality can increase the risk of injuries, especially if players are not conditioned properly.
Long-term Development: Relying solely on physicality and aggression might not be sustainable. Developing young players and incorporating them into the squad can be key for long-term success.
In conclusion, while the approach in the quote can be effective in certain contexts, a successful football strategy often requires flexibility, adaptability, and a balance between physicality and technical skill. Building a well-rounded team that can adapt to various situations tends to be more successful in the long run. |
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Reply | Another one gone…..
at 19:42 30 Mar 2025
He definitely isn't too nice, but does he play football 'the right way'? |
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Reply | TVOS Preview - Rochdale v Aldershot Town
at 19:11 29 Mar 2025
Very enjoyable exiles day unbeaten record rolls on to next year.Good to see a positive reactions after the dire performance on Tuesday. The inconsistency is incredibly frustrating, but the highs so far, have outweighed the lows sufficiently. To have us in a playoff spot with 2 games in hand and one game from some place in north London with a large stadium. |
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Reply | Deadline day 5pm
at 11:54 28 Mar 2025
'We feel we should make it clear that we will not be taking a reckless approach to player budgets. However, we do intend to ensure that the First Team budget is sufficient to give the Club a fighting chance of achieving a playoff place in the 24/25 season.'
Does Jim not believe the budget afforded to him has given him a fighting chance of a playoff place [Post edited 28 Mar 11:56]
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Reply | Deadline day 5pm
at 19:46 27 Mar 2025
Perhaps we would have added to the squad had we not needed to spend large amounts on pitch repairs. |
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Reply | TVOS Preview - Rochdale v York City
at 17:36 27 Mar 2025
Well if we win JM being too nice like he is will probably feel sorry for Spennymoor and say they can have the trip to Wembley instead. |
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Reply | TVOS Preview - Rochdale v York City
at 20:22 26 Mar 2025
Sorry to be going over old ground but the 3-year plan is for us to be in the efl in that period of time. This season's target is playoffs We've not been told if that's the seventh place. Second place semi-finals or winning the playoffs |
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Reply | TVOS Preview - Rochdale v York City
at 14:41 26 Mar 2025
If there had only been a couple of exceptions we wouldn't be on the position we are now. That being said had there not be so many examples of what you refer to we would be in a superior position. |
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Reply | TVOS Preview - Rochdale v York City
at 13:09 26 Mar 2025
What is McNulty ball? Is it Ebbsfleet, Oldham and York at home or is it Yeovil and Woking at home and Aldershot away?
Jim referred to total options in the past which suggests an inbuilt plan B, C and D. |
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