Training Regime and Tactics

[gazaw]

Originally Posted by mbarnes

There was a time when I used to really appreciate reading RP - even during lean times, but no more!
I posed a question that given our lethargy on Saturday and the increasing numbers of injuries so far this season whether the training regime is quite right and, given our poor performance whether the tactical instructions were appropriate. That is a legitimate question. I didn't make any pronouncements or even answer the question myself.
Yet for the most part (with some exceptions) the replies to the question i asked were hostile and unnecessarily personal or derogatory.
Whatever happened to rational argument and debate in which Red Passion was once excelled. Frankly I shan't ever bother to submit a comment to Red Passion again and will withdraw entirely very shortly.
Perhaps the question i should have asked ought to have been Is It Time We Had A New Bulletin Board Where Everyone's Point of View is Respected ?

Never let them get upper hand and never give in to them just let them have it back with BOTH barrels.

[Inside Left]

Originally Posted by mbarnes

There was a time when I used to really appreciate reading RP - even during lean times, but no more!
I posed a question that given our lethargy on Saturday and the increasing numbers of injuries so far this season whether the training regime is quite right and, given our poor performance whether the tactical instructions were appropriate. That is a legitimate question. I didn't make any pronouncements or even answer the question myself.
Yet for the most part (with some exceptions) the replies to the question i asked were hostile and unnecessarily personal or derogatory.
Whatever happened to rational argument and debate in which Red Passion was once excelled. Frankly I shan't ever bother to submit a comment to Red Passion again and will withdraw entirely very shortly.
Perhaps the question i should have asked ought to have been Is It Time We Had A New Bulletin Board Where Everyone's Point of View is Respected ?

I think its full of kids. with a few level headed characters like your good self.

[riccardo]

Roll on Saturday where we actually have a football match to talk about...

[fezbob]

Fake news, snowflakes - is this a far right convention? Think I preferred Jeremy Corbyn's washing line personally.
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[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by mbarnes

There was a time when I used to really appreciate reading RP - even during lean times, but no more!
I posed a question that given our lethargy on Saturday and the increasing numbers of injuries so far this season whether the training regime is quite right and, given our poor performance whether the tactical instructions were appropriate. That is a legitimate question. I didn't make any pronouncements or even answer the question myself.
Yet for the most part (with some exceptions) the replies to the question i asked were hostile and unnecessarily personal or derogatory.
Whatever happened to rational argument and debate in which Red Passion was once excelled. Frankly I shan't ever bother to submit a comment to Red Passion again and will withdraw entirely very shortly.
Perhaps the question i should have asked ought to have been Is It Time We Had A New Bulletin Board Where Everyone's Point of View is Respected ?

Everyone entitled to their opinion. If you think most of the replies were hostile and derogatory then you are right RP is not the place for you.
In my opinion two games less than 48 hours apart is bound to result in some lethargy and tactically SR has been forced to shuffle the players in both games.
I certainly do not suddenly doubt SR or the training regime but believe as a young manager he is learning. That may mean he has to change tactically to justify your original post however, IMO most see your post as questioning a return of 2 points a game that would possibly deliver promotion come the end of the season.

[pagl]

Hey Mbarnes. You cant have a reasoned debate on here or criticise anything to do with the club. You will get shot down by those that can see nothing wrong.

Tactically we are well behind a lot of teams. Hell we struggle to take throw ins and retain the ball from them. The naive kick off move still haunts our ability to play a possession game and we still suffer conceding from set pieces.

Cant possibly be the coaches as apparently they must know better than us as they get paid and have been with the WFA.

Its going to be an interesting game Saturday against a team that like to keep possession.
Lets see if players and management have the nous to play against it.

[Prodigal Dragon]

Originally Posted by fezbob

Fake news, snowflakes - is this a far right convention? Think I preferred Jeremy Corbyn's washing line personally.
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Would be interesting should he ever wash his dirty linen in public. Otherwise, I think I’ll wash my hair. But, each to their own!

[Alan Attack]

Originally Posted by pagl

Hey Mbarnes. You cant have a reasoned debate on here or criticise anything to do with the club. You will get shot down by those that can see nothing wrong.

Tactically we are well behind a lot of teams. Hell we struggle to take throw ins and retain the ball from them. The naive kick off move still haunts our ability to play a possession game and we still suffer conceding from set pieces.

Cant possibly be the coaches as apparently they must know better than us as they get paid and have been with the WFA.

Its going to be an interesting game Saturday against a team that like to keep possession.
Lets see if players and management have the nous to play against it.

I suggest the coaches do know better than you, pagl. Much like you know your job better than someone who hasn’t trained for years and sticks their beak in.

Can you explain a ‘naive kick off’? If this refers to booting it up field, most teams up and down the leagues do this. The kick off is an unnatural passage in the game and teams simply want to maintain a shape hence why they look to kick it out in the opponent’s corner.

[fezbob]

Originally Posted by Alan Attack

I suggest the coaches do know better than you, pagl. Much like you know your job better than someone who hasn’t trained for years and sticks their beak in.

Can you explain a ‘naive kick off’? If this refers to booting it up field, most teams up and down the leagues do this. The kick off is an unnatural passage in the game and teams simply want to maintain a shape hence why they look to kick it out in the opponent’s corner.

Having recently watched the Football League highlights show the kick off move seems pretty standard, I can't fathom why anyone would get their knickers in a twist over it.