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playmaker11 wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:Amini starts for Randers. Rosenberg also in action. No idea about the line ups yet. Duncan in goal too. Lennox and Duncan debut on the same weekend? Nice. Shame that neither of them seem like real talents.
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adrtho
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lukerobinho wrote:Biggles115 wrote:BrisbaneBhoy wrote:adrtho wrote:BrisbaneBhoy wrote:adrtho wrote:BrisbaneBhoy wrote:paladisious wrote::lol: Muppets calling for Rogic to be cap, Scotland football is NPL level :lol: Muppets :lol:
[size=1]/adrtho[/size] =d> Sounds about right =d> didn't you both just watch Rogic tear SPL team apart? the class different between Rogic and the rest of SPL is all there to see...this means Rogic should be playing at Arsenal or the SPL is well below that of the A-League Wait, so because he (and the rest of his teammates) had a great game, somehow that means either (1) he should play for Arsenal, or (B) the SPL is below the A-League? I don't know how that works. As for Arsenal, if he is good enough (which IMO he isn't there yet), and they are really interested in him then I look forward to the transfer fee from his sale. As for the A-League being better the the SPL. If Rogic is ripping up the SPL, than he playing in the A-League will make Mooy's past season performance look amateurish. The amount of time he will be allowed on the ball in the A-League will be criminal. Any team would love to have him. Again, bring on a transfer off that Celtic will accept. Until then, you will have to continue your crying out loud of this huge injustice (in your eyes). Edited by BrisbaneBhoy: 16/5/2016 12:50:51 AM you have said many of a time, you only care about Celtic football team, you're are not a Australian football supporter, you a Celtic supporter I'm sorry that you get upset, i'm sorry if me saying that the A_league and Australian football is to good for Scottish PL football..but i'm just telling the truth , and doing it on a Australia football chat site Rogic has played this way all season, it not just this game....you can all see the class different between Rogic and the rest of SPL , but we (maybe not you) can see in Rogic decision making on football pitch (the shot on goal or to try and place the ball into a better position) is so far superior then Rogic rest of his team mates, that it not funny anymore Edited by adrtho: 16/5/2016 01:24:28 AM I don't know where you get the idea that I am upset. I am far from upset. In fact I can't think of anything to be upset about. I'm not the one crying/whinging regarding the standard of play. I know (and accept) the SPL isn't what it once was. I also acknowledge that the A-League has come along in leaps and bounds (which I am also happy about), but I also know that if Rogic was to return to Australia (1) it would be a backward step, and (2) he would tear the league apart. I'm not the one wearing blinders. The fact that you believe your own propaganda is highly entertaining. EDIT: I am also a supporter/fan of Brisbane, along with enjoying following the A-League. Yes Celtic is my #1 team, but to say I don't care about the A-League you couldn't be any further from the truth. Edited by BrisbaneBhoy: 16/5/2016 01:56:07 AM Much as it pains me to agree with a Celtic fan :lol: .....I've been a big supporter of the A-League over the last 10 years and i've seen it improve season after season, i've also seen the Scottish league get weaker but the fact is, although the standard has dropped, the Scottish league is still stronger than the A-League. The pace and tempo of the games are way faster and players have far less time on the ball. I've actually been to see Rogic play for Celtic this season and i've also seen him play for Australia. He struggled badly in the league game i watched, against a team that only just avoided relegation. Yes, it was only one game but to suggest he is tearing SPL teams apart week after week isn't quite true. He's a good player but he's still developing and i don't think he's ready for, for example, an EPL team yet. A step up to the Championship, maybe. I've been to every AUFC home game (bar the first two) this season and have seen how they have come on but even as A-League champions i think there are many well organised teams in Scotland (St Johnstone, Aberdeen, Hearts etc) that are at a better standard and have stronger squads...not by much, but thats my honest opinion having been to games in both countries this season. Having said that, if things keep improving here the way they are it won't be long until things even out but Aussie players in Scotland are more in the 'shop window' over there than they are here. Speed is a poor way to judge a league. The english lower leagues are faster than Serie A for instance but few would argue that they're better leagues and they "get closed down quicker" yes, and watching Celtic play alot this season...Celtic take far to many shot at goal from outside the penalty box, is a really low scoring probability shot especially when Celtic are dominating the games....it one reason why Celtic fails in Europa league
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adrtho wrote:if you feel that, then you must feel the Azerbaijan Premier League is a little bit better standard then the A_league... Azerbaijan Premier League and Scottish Premier League are about the same As someone who has actually been to league matches in Azerbaijan (you know, unlike you, who looks at nothing other than lists), I can tell you for a fact that there are an equal amount, if not many more entertaining matches of a higher standard in the league than the A-League. Qarabag and Neftci would be in the top two year in, year out. Your hatred for Scottish football is not only laughable, but ill founded. Your obsession with rating leagues by their shittest or best sides make absolutely zero sense and I think you know that.
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No Adam Sarota for Go Ahead Eagles. It's a completely Dutch line up for both sides. Wonder if that's a rule...
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Environmental factors play a role in tempo eg. The hotter it is the average speed of play is slower.
That is why Latin teams for example are better known for changing their tempo over the coarse of a game compared to the more Northern Europeans who look to maintain a higher intensity and as a result play a more direct game on average.
We've all noticed how the A-League has shifted to a more tactical game compared to the physicality of the first few seasons due to the players from the NSL.
That's not to say that individuals in the NSL weren't highly skilled just the team interplay wasn't as varied in tempo.
Motherwell would have a tough time playing Perth at 3pm in 35deg just as Perth would have adjusting to Motherwell's intensity in a wet cold windy Scottish winter.
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adrtho
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Draupnir wrote:adrtho wrote:if you feel that, then you must feel the Azerbaijan Premier League is a little bit better standard then the A_league... Azerbaijan Premier League and Scottish Premier League are about the same As someone who has actually been to league matches in Azerbaijan (you know, unlike you, who looks at nothing other than lists), I can tell you for a fact that there are an equal amount, if not many more entertaining matches of a higher standard in the league than the A-League. Qarabag and Neftci would be in the top two year in, year out. Your hatred for Scottish football is not only laughable, but ill founded. Your obsession with rating leagues by their shittest or best sides make absolutely zero sense and I think you know that. when was you there? i was there last November
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Biggles115
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Tickler wrote:Environmental factors play a role in tempo eg. The hotter it is the average speed of play is slower.
That is why Latin teams for example are better known for changing their tempo over the coarse of a game compared to the more Northern Europeans who look to maintain a higher intensity and as a result play a more direct game on average.
We've all noticed how the A-League has shifted to a more tactical game compared to the physicality of the first few seasons due to the players from the NSL.
That's not to say that individuals in the NSL weren't highly skilled just the team interplay wasn't as varied in tempo.
Motherwell would have a tough time playing Perth at 3pm in 35deg just as Perth would have adjusting to Motherwell's intensity in a wet cold windy Scottish winter.
Correct. Having spent many a frozen Saturday afternoon watching Scottish league teams from the top division to the bottom, i can't imaging them playing any other way than at a high tempo. It also has an effect on the surface. Over here the pitch is usually almost perfect condition whereas some Scottish grounds aren't far off a ploughed field in mid winter..... And yes, if any of those clubs had to play in the heat over here they would soon lose the tempo. The question is, do the A-League players have the technical ability to raise there performances when put under pressure by teams that press. That's when quality really comes through.
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Biggles115
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quickflick wrote:lukerobinho wrote:Biggles115 wrote:BrisbaneBhoy wrote:adrtho wrote:BrisbaneBhoy wrote:adrtho wrote:BrisbaneBhoy wrote:paladisious wrote::lol: Muppets calling for Rogic to be cap, Scotland football is NPL level :lol: Muppets :lol:
[size=1]/adrtho[/size] =d> Sounds about right =d> didn't you both just watch Rogic tear SPL team apart? the class different between Rogic and the rest of SPL is all there to see...this means Rogic should be playing at Arsenal or the SPL is well below that of the A-League Wait, so because he (and the rest of his teammates) had a great game, somehow that means either (1) he should play for Arsenal, or (B) the SPL is below the A-League? I don't know how that works. As for Arsenal, if he is good enough (which IMO he isn't there yet), and they are really interested in him then I look forward to the transfer fee from his sale. As for the A-League being better the the SPL. If Rogic is ripping up the SPL, than he playing in the A-League will make Mooy's past season performance look amateurish. The amount of time he will be allowed on the ball in the A-League will be criminal. Any team would love to have him. Again, bring on a transfer off that Celtic will accept. Until then, you will have to continue your crying out loud of this huge injustice (in your eyes). Edited by BrisbaneBhoy: 16/5/2016 12:50:51 AM you have said many of a time, you only care about Celtic football team, you're are not a Australian football supporter, you a Celtic supporter I'm sorry that you get upset, i'm sorry if me saying that the A_league and Australian football is to good for Scottish PL football..but i'm just telling the truth , and doing it on a Australia football chat site Rogic has played this way all season, it not just this game....you can all see the class different between Rogic and the rest of SPL , but we (maybe not you) can see in Rogic decision making on football pitch (the shot on goal or to try and place the ball into a better position) is so far superior then Rogic rest of his team mates, that it not funny anymore Edited by adrtho: 16/5/2016 01:24:28 AM I don't know where you get the idea that I am upset. I am far from upset. In fact I can't think of anything to be upset about. I'm not the one crying/whinging regarding the standard of play. I know (and accept) the SPL isn't what it once was. I also acknowledge that the A-League has come along in leaps and bounds (which I am also happy about), but I also know that if Rogic was to return to Australia (1) it would be a backward step, and (2) he would tear the league apart. I'm not the one wearing blinders. The fact that you believe your own propaganda is highly entertaining. EDIT: I am also a supporter/fan of Brisbane, along with enjoying following the A-League. Yes Celtic is my #1 team, but to say I don't care about the A-League you couldn't be any further from the truth. Edited by BrisbaneBhoy: 16/5/2016 01:56:07 AM Much as it pains me to agree with a Celtic fan :lol: .....I've been a big supporter of the A-League over the last 10 years and i've seen it improve season after season, i've also seen the Scottish league get weaker but the fact is, although the standard has dropped, the Scottish league is still stronger than the A-League. The pace and tempo of the games are way faster and players have far less time on the ball. I've actually been to see Rogic play for Celtic this season and i've also seen him play for Australia. He struggled badly in the league game i watched, against a team that only just avoided relegation. Yes, it was only one game but to suggest he is tearing SPL teams apart week after week isn't quite true. He's a good player but he's still developing and i don't think he's ready for, for example, an EPL team yet. A step up to the Championship, maybe. I've been to every AUFC home game (bar the first two) this season and have seen how they have come on but even as A-League champions i think there are many well organised teams in Scotland (St Johnstone, Aberdeen, Hearts etc) that are at a better standard and have stronger squads...not by much, but thats my honest opinion having been to games in both countries this season. Having said that, if things keep improving here the way they are it won't be long until things even out but Aussie players in Scotland are more in the 'shop window' over there than they are here. Speed is a poor way to judge a league. The english lower leagues are faster than Serie A for instance but few would argue that they're better leagues and they "get closed down quicker" This is much too simplistic, imo. You don't get the link between speed and quality, imo. This isn't just a criticism of you. It's a criticism of all those on 442 who just say "yeah nah, just because it's quick doesn't make it high quality". For those who play(ed) football, think it over, carefully. It needn't have been at a really high level. When the ball is being played around really quickly, how do players who can't trap fast, sometimes difficult, passes in tight spaces, who can't take that intuitive first touch to take the ball away from hostile opponents, how do those players fare? They do poorly. If they don't have the technique, they do poorly. The Serie A is played at a slower tempo. But, as with La Liga, it alternates between slow and really fast. The best way to control a game is to alternate the tempo between fast and slow. But you do realise this entails being able to play at a fast tempo. Serie A teams can do this. If a decent Serie A team played against a Championship side, they wouldn't have to worry about pace. They can still cope with it. The problem with the A-League is that if you up the ante too much, it seems to me that a lot of players cannot cope. In the Championship, technique can still cope with the fast tempo (it's not exactly absolutely consistent across the board but you get my drift). In the Serie A, the players can cope with the quicker tempo (and passages of play are played out at lightning speed in the Serie A), they just choose to regulate it better than it is in the Championship, imo. Edited by quickflick: 16/5/2016 09:59:23 PM Exactly. The whole purpose of closing a player down or pressing is to force them into making errors. The higher quality opposition the less likely the are to make an error. Hence why Celtic (who still have a budget far beyond anyone else in that league) can demolish the likes of Motherwell but fail consistently in Europe is the result. It's unfair to judge the whole league based on Celtic alone. If you look at the number of players in the EPL or Championship who are products of Scottish clubs there is still a significant number so they must be doing something right, keeping in mind the country only has a population not much more than Sydney. Many of the clubs outwith the big two have realised the need to invest more in their own youth systems than to rely on foreign players and it's gradually paying off for them. My own club, who attract less than 3 or 4,000 to a home game have, in recent years had many young players move to bigger clubs and establish themselves including James McArthur at Crystal Palace and James McCarthy at Everton, both EPL regulars and now established international players. Despite all that, they are never going to challenge the likes of Serie A, La Liga or the EPL as, with a tiny population, they will never have the quality coming through in sufficient numbers to do so. Australia on the other hand, if they continue to manage the A-League correctly and continue to draw young kids away from other codes, have the chance to make a real impact. I'm not suggesting for one minute we will ever be a Serie A or EPL but with the right investment in youth we could be producing may high level players in the future. It's still early days.
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Draupnir wrote:adrtho wrote:if you feel that, then you must feel the Azerbaijan Premier League is a little bit better standard then the A_league... Azerbaijan Premier League and Scottish Premier League are about the same As someone who has actually been to league matches in Azerbaijan (you know, unlike you, who looks at nothing other than lists), I can tell you for a fact that there are an equal amount, if not many more entertaining matches of a higher standard in the league than the A-League. Qarabag and Neftci would be in the top two year in, year out. Your hatred for Scottish football is not only laughable, but ill founded. Your obsession with rating leagues by their shittest or best sides make absolutely zero sense and I think you know that. Not to mention the girl Azerbaijan sent to Eurovision this year.
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Biggles115 wrote:Tickler wrote:Environmental factors play a role in tempo eg. The hotter it is the average speed of play is slower.
That is why Latin teams for example are better known for changing their tempo over the coarse of a game compared to the more Northern Europeans who look to maintain a higher intensity and as a result play a more direct game on average.
We've all noticed how the A-League has shifted to a more tactical game compared to the physicality of the first few seasons due to the players from the NSL.
That's not to say that individuals in the NSL weren't highly skilled just the team interplay wasn't as varied in tempo.
Motherwell would have a tough time playing Perth at 3pm in 35deg just as Perth would have adjusting to Motherwell's intensity in a wet cold windy Scottish winter.
Correct. Having spent many a frozen Saturday afternoon watching Scottish league teams from the top division to the bottom, i can't imaging them playing any other way than at a high tempo. It also has an effect on the surface. Over here the pitch is usually almost perfect condition whereas some Scottish grounds aren't far off a ploughed field in mid winter..... And yes, if any of those clubs had to play in the heat over here they would soon lose the tempo. The question is, do the A-League players have the technical ability to raise there performances when put under pressure by teams that press. That's when quality really comes through. :lol: to fucking funny no fucking Scottish team, out side of Celtic can make Europa Group stage, and you want to question A-league teams technical ability when under pressure by teams that press :lol:
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Nathan Burns wage at FC Tokyo is $700k usd
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Ryan visited Brugge to see them win 4:0. He filmed being celebrated by the fans.
Go to Matthew Ryan fanpage on Facebook for footage of him arriving at the airport and other interesting stuff.
He really should arrange a loan for next season to Brugge. Valencia will shut him out.
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I'm going to add. Mainz keeper likely going to Liverpool. Ryan would be an excellent replacement there. Everton need a decent keeper too. Maybe Freiburg or Leipzig need an upgrade while Darmstadt will likely need a new one.
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johnszasz wrote:I'm going to add. Mainz keeper likely going to Liverpool. Ryan would be an excellent replacement there. Everton need a decent keeper too. Maybe Freiburg or Leipzig need an upgrade while Darmstadt will likely need a new one. Tbh if he leaves Valencia I think it will be to another La Liga club.
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Biggles115
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adrtho wrote:Biggles115 wrote:Tickler wrote:Environmental factors play a role in tempo eg. The hotter it is the average speed of play is slower.
That is why Latin teams for example are better known for changing their tempo over the coarse of a game compared to the more Northern Europeans who look to maintain a higher intensity and as a result play a more direct game on average.
We've all noticed how the A-League has shifted to a more tactical game compared to the physicality of the first few seasons due to the players from the NSL.
That's not to say that individuals in the NSL weren't highly skilled just the team interplay wasn't as varied in tempo.
Motherwell would have a tough time playing Perth at 3pm in 35deg just as Perth would have adjusting to Motherwell's intensity in a wet cold windy Scottish winter.
Correct. Having spent many a frozen Saturday afternoon watching Scottish league teams from the top division to the bottom, i can't imaging them playing any other way than at a high tempo. It also has an effect on the surface. Over here the pitch is usually almost perfect condition whereas some Scottish grounds aren't far off a ploughed field in mid winter..... And yes, if any of those clubs had to play in the heat over here they would soon lose the tempo. The question is, do the A-League players have the technical ability to raise there performances when put under pressure by teams that press. That's when quality really comes through. :lol: to fucking funny no fucking Scottish team, out side of Celtic can make Europa Group stage, and you want to question A-league teams technical ability when under pressure by teams that press :lol: You really seem to be struggling with simple concepts. I'll make allowances for your obvious inexperience in life...](*,) Have you any idea of the standard of clubs in the Europa group stage.....
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Biggles115 wrote:adrtho wrote:Biggles115 wrote:Tickler wrote:Environmental factors play a role in tempo eg. The hotter it is the average speed of play is slower.
That is why Latin teams for example are better known for changing their tempo over the coarse of a game compared to the more Northern Europeans who look to maintain a higher intensity and as a result play a more direct game on average.
We've all noticed how the A-League has shifted to a more tactical game compared to the physicality of the first few seasons due to the players from the NSL.
That's not to say that individuals in the NSL weren't highly skilled just the team interplay wasn't as varied in tempo.
Motherwell would have a tough time playing Perth at 3pm in 35deg just as Perth would have adjusting to Motherwell's intensity in a wet cold windy Scottish winter.
Correct. Having spent many a frozen Saturday afternoon watching Scottish league teams from the top division to the bottom, i can't imaging them playing any other way than at a high tempo. It also has an effect on the surface. Over here the pitch is usually almost perfect condition whereas some Scottish grounds aren't far off a ploughed field in mid winter..... And yes, if any of those clubs had to play in the heat over here they would soon lose the tempo. The question is, do the A-League players have the technical ability to raise there performances when put under pressure by teams that press. That's when quality really comes through. :lol: to fucking funny no fucking Scottish team, out side of Celtic can make Europa Group stage, and you want to question A-league teams technical ability when under pressure by teams that press :lol: You really seem to be struggling with simple concepts. I'll make allowances for your obvious inexperience in life...](*,) Have you any idea of the standard of clubs in the Europa group stage..... Pal, it's probably safer to just ignore adrtho as he has a complete disdain for anything Scottish football (maybe everything Scottish) related. The amount of drivel he spews makes one dumber with ever post one reads of his. As much as you want to do the noble thing and help the poor guy out, unfortunately some cases/people can't be fixed 😳😢 My advice = Just ignore him as you won't get anywhere.
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Bowden wrote:johnszasz wrote:I'm going to add. Mainz keeper likely going to Liverpool. Ryan would be an excellent replacement there. Everton need a decent keeper too. Maybe Freiburg or Leipzig need an upgrade while Darmstadt will likely need a new one. Tbh if he leaves Valencia I think it will be to another La Liga club. Is Alves still contracted? If so Maty should seek a loan move to another La Liga club. No point sitting on the bench behind Alves, he is a Valencia favourite. I'm sure there would be a few clubs there having a serious look at him.
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azzaMVFC wrote:Bowden wrote:johnszasz wrote:I'm going to add. Mainz keeper likely going to Liverpool. Ryan would be an excellent replacement there. Everton need a decent keeper too. Maybe Freiburg or Leipzig need an upgrade while Darmstadt will likely need a new one. Tbh if he leaves Valencia I think it will be to another La Liga club. Is Alves still contracted? If so Maty should seek a loan move to another La Liga club. No point sitting on the bench behind Alves, he is a Valencia favourite. I'm sure there would be a few clubs there having a serious look at him. Yeah, Alves is contract till 2019.
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Biggles115 wrote:adrtho wrote:Biggles115 wrote:Tickler wrote:Environmental factors play a role in tempo eg. The hotter it is the average speed of play is slower.
That is why Latin teams for example are better known for changing their tempo over the coarse of a game compared to the more Northern Europeans who look to maintain a higher intensity and as a result play a more direct game on average.
We've all noticed how the A-League has shifted to a more tactical game compared to the physicality of the first few seasons due to the players from the NSL.
That's not to say that individuals in the NSL weren't highly skilled just the team interplay wasn't as varied in tempo.
Motherwell would have a tough time playing Perth at 3pm in 35deg just as Perth would have adjusting to Motherwell's intensity in a wet cold windy Scottish winter.
Correct. Having spent many a frozen Saturday afternoon watching Scottish league teams from the top division to the bottom, i can't imaging them playing any other way than at a high tempo. It also has an effect on the surface. Over here the pitch is usually almost perfect condition whereas some Scottish grounds aren't far off a ploughed field in mid winter..... And yes, if any of those clubs had to play in the heat over here they would soon lose the tempo. The question is, do the A-League players have the technical ability to raise there performances when put under pressure by teams that press. That's when quality really comes through. :lol: to fucking funny no fucking Scottish team, out side of Celtic can make Europa Group stage, and you want to question A-league teams technical ability when under pressure by teams that press :lol: You really seem to be struggling with simple concepts. I'll make allowances for your obvious inexperience in life...](*,) Have you any idea of the standard of clubs in the Europa group stage..... :p didn't take you to long for the personal attach to start look, we both know only you know something about football, because you study about football so much,...it great watching a middle east football team from a oil-gas rich country and know how shit that ACL is , and to know those teams will never be good enough to play in Europa league :lol: Edited by adrtho: 17/5/2016 12:48:46 PM
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BrisbaneBhoy wrote:Biggles115 wrote:adrtho wrote:Biggles115 wrote:Tickler wrote:Environmental factors play a role in tempo eg. The hotter it is the average speed of play is slower.
That is why Latin teams for example are better known for changing their tempo over the coarse of a game compared to the more Northern Europeans who look to maintain a higher intensity and as a result play a more direct game on average.
We've all noticed how the A-League has shifted to a more tactical game compared to the physicality of the first few seasons due to the players from the NSL.
That's not to say that individuals in the NSL weren't highly skilled just the team interplay wasn't as varied in tempo.
Motherwell would have a tough time playing Perth at 3pm in 35deg just as Perth would have adjusting to Motherwell's intensity in a wet cold windy Scottish winter.
Correct. Having spent many a frozen Saturday afternoon watching Scottish league teams from the top division to the bottom, i can't imaging them playing any other way than at a high tempo. It also has an effect on the surface. Over here the pitch is usually almost perfect condition whereas some Scottish grounds aren't far off a ploughed field in mid winter..... And yes, if any of those clubs had to play in the heat over here they would soon lose the tempo. The question is, do the A-League players have the technical ability to raise there performances when put under pressure by teams that press. That's when quality really comes through. :lol: to fucking funny no fucking Scottish team, out side of Celtic can make Europa Group stage, and you want to question A-league teams technical ability when under pressure by teams that press :lol: You really seem to be struggling with simple concepts. I'll make allowances for your obvious inexperience in life...](*,) Have you any idea of the standard of clubs in the Europa group stage..... Pal, it's probably safer to just ignore adrtho as he has a complete disdain for anything Scottish football (maybe everything Scottish) related. The amount of drivel he spews makes one dumber with ever post one reads of his. As much as you want to do the noble thing and help the poor guy out, unfortunately some cases/people can't be fixed 😳😢 My advice = Just ignore him as you won't get anywhere. i don't hate Scotland...it just so easy to use Scotland as proxy to show how bias (wrong) you are on European Football compare Australian football the idea that a small Euro country (5m people) that rated 25th or 26th best League in Europe by UEFA (oh look , Scottish League is rated right next to Azerbaijan, a small oil rich middle east country ) can do anything better then Australia with 24m people is so fucking funny.....yes, all Australian football people, are not as good as they are from Scotland Oh look Azerbaijan is right next to Iran, but Iran population is 80m people and Azerbaijan is only 9m..wouldn't we think a football made country like Iran with it 80m people, has a better football league then Azerbaijan (it neighbours)? but UEFA rate Azerbaijan league the same as Scottish PL ....oh, this is wrong, UEFA is wrong, we all know Azerbaijan is way better at Football then Iran, Azerbaijan is in Europe :roll: Edited by adrtho: 17/5/2016 01:02:13 PM
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Bowden wrote:azzaMVFC wrote:Bowden wrote:johnszasz wrote:I'm going to add. Mainz keeper likely going to Liverpool. Ryan would be an excellent replacement there. Everton need a decent keeper too. Maybe Freiburg or Leipzig need an upgrade while Darmstadt will likely need a new one. Tbh if he leaves Valencia I think it will be to another La Liga club. Is Alves still contracted? If so Maty should seek a loan move to another La Liga club. No point sitting on the bench behind Alves, he is a Valencia favourite. I'm sure there would be a few clubs there having a serious look at him. Yeah, Alves is contract till 2019. Can't be playing second fiddle, warming the pine when next season is so important in the midst of world cup qualifiers. Maybe a Granada, Las Palmas, even Eibar, one of these smaller clubs that have managed to stay up...
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adrtho
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azzaMVFC wrote:Bowden wrote:azzaMVFC wrote:Bowden wrote:johnszasz wrote:I'm going to add. Mainz keeper likely going to Liverpool. Ryan would be an excellent replacement there. Everton need a decent keeper too. Maybe Freiburg or Leipzig need an upgrade while Darmstadt will likely need a new one. Tbh if he leaves Valencia I think it will be to another La Liga club. Is Alves still contracted? If so Maty should seek a loan move to another La Liga club. No point sitting on the bench behind Alves, he is a Valencia favourite. I'm sure there would be a few clubs there having a serious look at him. Yeah, Alves is contract till 2019. Can't be playing second fiddle, warming the pine when next season is so important in the midst of world cup qualifiers. Maybe a Granada, Las Palmas, even Eibar, one of these smaller clubs that have managed to stay up... but, he will not be going any where....he in 2nd year, and Valencia have what they want Edited by adrtho: 17/5/2016 02:04:39 PM
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adrtho wrote:BrisbaneBhoy wrote:Biggles115 wrote:adrtho wrote:Biggles115 wrote:Tickler wrote:Environmental factors play a role in tempo eg. The hotter it is the average speed of play is slower.
That is why Latin teams for example are better known for changing their tempo over the coarse of a game compared to the more Northern Europeans who look to maintain a higher intensity and as a result play a more direct game on average.
We've all noticed how the A-League has shifted to a more tactical game compared to the physicality of the first few seasons due to the players from the NSL.
That's not to say that individuals in the NSL weren't highly skilled just the team interplay wasn't as varied in tempo.
Motherwell would have a tough time playing Perth at 3pm in 35deg just as Perth would have adjusting to Motherwell's intensity in a wet cold windy Scottish winter.
Correct. Having spent many a frozen Saturday afternoon watching Scottish league teams from the top division to the bottom, i can't imaging them playing any other way than at a high tempo. It also has an effect on the surface. Over here the pitch is usually almost perfect condition whereas some Scottish grounds aren't far off a ploughed field in mid winter..... And yes, if any of those clubs had to play in the heat over here they would soon lose the tempo. The question is, do the A-League players have the technical ability to raise there performances when put under pressure by teams that press. That's when quality really comes through. :lol: to fucking funny no fucking Scottish team, out side of Celtic can make Europa Group stage, and you want to question A-league teams technical ability when under pressure by teams that press :lol: You really seem to be struggling with simple concepts. I'll make allowances for your obvious inexperience in life...](*,) Have you any idea of the standard of clubs in the Europa group stage..... Pal, it's probably safer to just ignore adrtho as he has a complete disdain for anything Scottish football (maybe everything Scottish) related. The amount of drivel he spews makes one dumber with ever post one reads of his. As much as you want to do the noble thing and help the poor guy out, unfortunately some cases/people can't be fixed 😳😢 My advice = Just ignore him as you won't get anywhere. i don't hate Scotland...it just so easy to use Scotland as proxy to show how bias (wrong) you are on European Football compare Australian football the idea that a small Euro country (5m people) that rated 25th or 26th best League in Europe by UEFA (oh look , Scottish League is rated right next to Azerbaijan, a small oil rich middle east country ) can do anything better then Australia with 24m people is so fucking funny.....yes, all Australian football people, are not as good as they are from Scotland Oh look Azerbaijan is right next to Iran, but Iran population is 80m people and Azerbaijan is only 9m..wouldn't we think a football made country like Iran with it 80m people, has a better football league then Azerbaijan (it neighbours)? but UEFA rate Azerbaijan league the same as Scottish PL ....oh, this is wrong, UEFA is wrong, we all know Azerbaijan is way better at Football then Iran, Azerbaijan is in Europe :roll: Edited by adrtho: 17/5/2016 01:02:13 PM What are you on about?!
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adrtho
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BrisbaneBhoy wrote:adrtho wrote:BrisbaneBhoy wrote:Biggles115 wrote:adrtho wrote:Biggles115 wrote:Tickler wrote:Environmental factors play a role in tempo eg. The hotter it is the average speed of play is slower.
That is why Latin teams for example are better known for changing their tempo over the coarse of a game compared to the more Northern Europeans who look to maintain a higher intensity and as a result play a more direct game on average.
We've all noticed how the A-League has shifted to a more tactical game compared to the physicality of the first few seasons due to the players from the NSL.
That's not to say that individuals in the NSL weren't highly skilled just the team interplay wasn't as varied in tempo.
Motherwell would have a tough time playing Perth at 3pm in 35deg just as Perth would have adjusting to Motherwell's intensity in a wet cold windy Scottish winter.
Correct. Having spent many a frozen Saturday afternoon watching Scottish league teams from the top division to the bottom, i can't imaging them playing any other way than at a high tempo. It also has an effect on the surface. Over here the pitch is usually almost perfect condition whereas some Scottish grounds aren't far off a ploughed field in mid winter..... And yes, if any of those clubs had to play in the heat over here they would soon lose the tempo. The question is, do the A-League players have the technical ability to raise there performances when put under pressure by teams that press. That's when quality really comes through. :lol: to fucking funny no fucking Scottish team, out side of Celtic can make Europa Group stage, and you want to question A-league teams technical ability when under pressure by teams that press :lol: You really seem to be struggling with simple concepts. I'll make allowances for your obvious inexperience in life...](*,) Have you any idea of the standard of clubs in the Europa group stage..... Pal, it's probably safer to just ignore adrtho as he has a complete disdain for anything Scottish football (maybe everything Scottish) related. The amount of drivel he spews makes one dumber with ever post one reads of his. As much as you want to do the noble thing and help the poor guy out, unfortunately some cases/people can't be fixed 😳😢 My advice = Just ignore him as you won't get anywhere. i don't hate Scotland...it just so easy to use Scotland as proxy to show how bias (wrong) you are on European Football compare Australian football the idea that a small Euro country (5m people) that rated 25th or 26th best League in Europe by UEFA (oh look , Scottish League is rated right next to Azerbaijan, a small oil rich middle east country ) can do anything better then Australia with 24m people is so fucking funny.....yes, all Australian football people, are not as good as they are from Scotland Oh look Azerbaijan is right next to Iran, but Iran population is 80m people and Azerbaijan is only 9m..wouldn't we think a football made country like Iran with it 80m people, has a better football league then Azerbaijan (it neighbours)? but UEFA rate Azerbaijan league the same as Scottish PL ....oh, this is wrong, UEFA is wrong, we all know Azerbaijan is way better at Football then Iran, Azerbaijan is in Europe :roll: Edited by adrtho: 17/5/2016 01:02:13 PM What are you on about?! just go back to your Scottish football dream
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azzaMVFC wrote:Bowden wrote:azzaMVFC wrote:Bowden wrote:johnszasz wrote:I'm going to add. Mainz keeper likely going to Liverpool. Ryan would be an excellent replacement there. Everton need a decent keeper too. Maybe Freiburg or Leipzig need an upgrade while Darmstadt will likely need a new one. Tbh if he leaves Valencia I think it will be to another La Liga club. Is Alves still contracted? If so Maty should seek a loan move to another La Liga club. No point sitting on the bench behind Alves, he is a Valencia favourite. I'm sure there would be a few clubs there having a serious look at him. Yeah, Alves is contract till 2019. Can't be playing second fiddle, warming the pine when next season is so important in the midst of world cup qualifiers. Maybe a Granada, Las Palmas, even Eibar, one of these smaller clubs that have managed to stay up... anyteam where he gets minutes at a decent level. he must be concerned with russia coming. alves is a quality keeper - he is not getting replaced in a hurry. ryan missed his window to impress when alves was out with injury. he needs to make a move. hopefully he can get a spot with european football on the cards.
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Great video focusing on Rogic season in Scotland. Doesn't include last weekends match though. https://youtu.be/KH3ahnkTOBE
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Ardtho even if you are going to pretend that you can't speak English properly, at least troll in a way that we can actually understand what you are saying. The last page is just Verbal Ebola and a total waste of time reading.
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melbourne_terrace wrote:Ardtho even if you are going to pretend that you can't speak English properly, at least troll in a way that we can actually understand what you are saying. The last page is just Verbal Ebola and a total waste of time reading. don't read, don't reply
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adrtho wrote:melbourne_terrace wrote:Ardtho even if you are going to pretend that you can't speak English properly, at least troll in a way that we can actually understand what you are saying. The last page is just Verbal Ebola and a total waste of time reading. don't read, don't reply No I'm not going to just sit by and cop watching you constantly try to destroy a decent thread with your shit. How about trying not to be a cancer on this place?
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