well.... i like to play short ball. where u make short passes up and down the field. like if we're going forward with the ball and someone gets it and can't go forward with the ball anymore someone is behind them to help them out and give him an option... you know what i mean? well my team that i'm playing on now play kiddy ball basically... they aimlessly kick it in spots ect. and don't know how to pass the ball back when they've got like 3 defenders infront of them and attempt to go right through them all. they don't talk at all (1 or 2 guys talk sometimes) and they do not move or anything. like on goal kicks they just stand there and not move, ect. and when you expect them to run into a big open space they sit there ect. when you get in trouble they don't know how to help you or give you a pass or an option. UGH IT MAKES ME MAD!
any suggestions on how to get this team better or anything at all?
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Thread: What to do when your team sucks?
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08-15-2001, 04:27 PM #1
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What to do when your team sucks?
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08-17-2001, 04:06 PM #2
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fired them n' get veron etc
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08-18-2001, 05:29 AM #3
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mmmm, get out of USA
......j/k. Explain all that to them, and be patient. Get them to practice a lot. If they really care it will come naturally to them just by practicing and being given a few tips. (that is if they REALLY care)
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12-06-2001, 11:58 AM #4
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Take a bank loan of around $50 million, purchase Rivaldo from Barcelona. Job done, you will now surely win all your matches, no matter how useless your team sounds
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12-06-2001, 03:26 PM #5
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A Couple of Suggestions
If the team isn't performing as a whole, one good start would be to separate those who are somewhat skilled but don't work hard from those who work hard but have no skill. Each group should be treated differently.
Of course, I'm assuming you've already considered expelling unskilled players who don't work hard; it's doubtful they'll ever be of any help.
Once you've separated the hard-workers from the skilled ones, try to make the skillful ones see the benefits of hard work, how their personal performances will grow etc. The unskilled hard-workers basically need a well-defined tactical system, so you can tell them exactly what to do, where to run to and stuff.
The untalented hard workers basically need blueprints and exact orders; the skillful lazy-asses need motivation and discipline. The lazy AND unskilled players need to be fried in boiling oil.
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12-13-2001, 02:08 PM #6
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Re: A Couple of Suggestions
Aren't you taking it a bit too seriously.Originally posted by Garrincha
The untalented hard workers basically need blueprints and exact orders; the skillful lazy-asses need motivation and discipline. The lazy AND unskilled players need to be fried in boiling oil.
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12-14-2001, 11:09 AM #7
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Well, Just The Part About The Boiling Oil...
Nah, just kidding.
Hope nobody took the "boiling oil" tip seriously, as boiled players generally perform poorly even after they've cooled down.
Cheers!
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12-14-2001, 01:01 PM #8
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Re: Well, Just The Part About The Boiling Oil...
Beatan and boiled players generally perform 90% worse off than their maximum potential - The Institution of Sports Science, AmericaOriginally posted by Garrincha
Nah, just kidding.
Hope nobody took the "boiling oil" tip seriously, as boiled players generally perform poorly even after they've cooled down.
Cheers!
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