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Playing out from the back is what good teams do. Most European teams doing it and it is not rocket science. 4 footballers against 3 should never lose the ball if they are calm and organised. The goal keeper is the extra man.
Cabango knows if he wants to be paid £60,000 a week must be able to perform like this. Beef combined with football brain and ball control means big money. Rushesha and Abdullai do it well in the u23 but are still slowly perfecting their art.
Swansea players should be doing this from u13 onwards. It should be quite clear. If you cannot play keep ball in defence go somewhere else.
Roy Keane: Opinion on playing out from the back on 13:39 - Feb 27 by ReslovenSwan1
Playing out from the back is what good teams do. Most European teams doing it and it is not rocket science. 4 footballers against 3 should never lose the ball if they are calm and organised. The goal keeper is the extra man.
Cabango knows if he wants to be paid £60,000 a week must be able to perform like this. Beef combined with football brain and ball control means big money. Rushesha and Abdullai do it well in the u23 but are still slowly perfecting their art.
Swansea players should be doing this from u13 onwards. It should be quite clear. If you cannot play keep ball in defence go somewhere else.
"Playing out from the back is what good teams do"
Most good teams have good players to play the system.
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Roy Keane: Opinion on playing out from the back on 13:51 - Feb 27 with 1301 views
Keane is one who didn't do anything as a Manager yet feels he can tell others how to manage. Barcelona, Man City, even us in years gone by, all played out from the back. You have to have the players to do it though. Bu,t any kid who have been in academies from 11/12 should surely have been taught how to pass and move, and keep the ball. If they haven't then a serious look at that academy should be done.
Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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Roy Keane: Opinion on playing out from the back on 14:04 - Feb 27 with 1276 views
Keane states "situational awareness", don't understand what him as a manager has to do with that statement. That is what every player earning a wage should understand. All season long (and I'm fed up of saying this), our backs have been determined/ blinded by play out from the back no matter the situation. Even 50p head used to put the laces through the ball when it was needed.
Oh no. Not ours. Pass out from the back, to a player heavily marked by the opposition. Then the player who passed the ball, stands dead still or runs off in the opposite direction, rather than looking to help the lad he's just put up sh1tecreek. time and time again.
And if we can see, surely Martin can. And if he won't correct this approach, then my mistake has been calling him naïve. Stubbornness is stupidity not naivety
If you wake up breathing, thats a good start to your day and you'll make many thousands of people envious.
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Roy Keane: Opinion on playing out from the back on 14:10 - Feb 27 with 1272 views
Roy Keane: Opinion on playing out from the back on 13:50 - Feb 27 by Whiterockin
"Playing out from the back is what good teams do"
Most good teams have good players to play the system.
Swansea did it in an extreme way under Potter without world beaters.
Against Man city the back 7 were as follows 2-3 FA cup
Nordfield
Roberts Carter Vickers Vd Horn Grimes
Fulton Byers
Hardly world beaters. Swansea were on the right path.
After Laudrup the narrative goes Monk went direct.
After Potter the new narrative Cooper went direct. Cooper presented himself as a possession a manager and he convinced Britton, Curtis and Birch of this.
After good tough uninspiring wins he would say "We could not play in the way we wanted (e.g. Possession) because of ........ rain , wind, pitch condition , opposition tactics etc". He knew what he promised in interview was false. When he demanded a bumper pay rise he did not get the response he expected.
If Martin cannot perfect it himself I know a man that can help him. A little fellow called Leon. (seen it all Flynn, Jackett, Martinez, Sousa, Brendan, Laudrup, Monk Guidolin Clement Carlos and Potter.) 7 of them were strongly focussed on ball retention.
Roy Keane: Opinion on playing out from the back on 14:10 - Feb 27 by ReslovenSwan1
Swansea did it in an extreme way under Potter without world beaters.
Against Man city the back 7 were as follows 2-3 FA cup
Nordfield
Roberts Carter Vickers Vd Horn Grimes
Fulton Byers
Hardly world beaters. Swansea were on the right path.
After Laudrup the narrative goes Monk went direct.
After Potter the new narrative Cooper went direct. Cooper presented himself as a possession a manager and he convinced Britton, Curtis and Birch of this.
After good tough uninspiring wins he would say "We could not play in the way we wanted (e.g. Possession) because of ........ rain , wind, pitch condition , opposition tactics etc". He knew what he promised in interview was false. When he demanded a bumper pay rise he did not get the response he expected.
If Martin cannot perfect it himself I know a man that can help him. A little fellow called Leon. (seen it all Flynn, Jackett, Martinez, Sousa, Brendan, Laudrup, Monk Guidolin Clement Carlos and Potter.) 7 of them were strongly focussed on ball retention.
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Someone won't like the last two paragraphs.
Edit the two paragraphs before last.
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Roy Keane: Opinion on playing out from the back on 22:23 - Feb 27 with 1127 views
Roy Keane: Opinion on playing out from the back on 14:04 - Feb 27 by Dewi1jack
Keane states "situational awareness", don't understand what him as a manager has to do with that statement. That is what every player earning a wage should understand. All season long (and I'm fed up of saying this), our backs have been determined/ blinded by play out from the back no matter the situation. Even 50p head used to put the laces through the ball when it was needed.
Oh no. Not ours. Pass out from the back, to a player heavily marked by the opposition. Then the player who passed the ball, stands dead still or runs off in the opposite direction, rather than looking to help the lad he's just put up sh1tecreek. time and time again.
And if we can see, surely Martin can. And if he won't correct this approach, then my mistake has been calling him naïve. Stubbornness is stupidity not naivety
Spot on. There is a myth circulating that under Martinez and Rodgers we never ever went long and was complete total football.
It’s nonsense, people are remembering what they want to remember.
Keane isn’t saying to not do it, he is saying there is a time and a place for it. Many times, Williams, Rangel et al used to go long if the press put us in a difficult and dangerous position.
We are currently trying to live up to a way we have never played before, in the mistaken view that we did.
Swansea Independent Poster of the Year 2021 and 2022.
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