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Could This Set Piece Catch On?
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How do you grab hold of these without conceding a penalty?
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Very weird, it'll never catch on0
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Good thing it worked...
Can already hear the chants of: "What the f**king hell was that" if it doesnt.5 -
Never seen anything like it0
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I fancy Morris Dancing as a corner is being taken would fool the opposition more.4
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A variation on a Testudo might be worth trying
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Conga?0
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I can see not so ponsy variations being trialed though. Nightmare for markers to pick up players.0
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Would love to see Stockley, Innis, Pearce doing that5
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Pearce would be too rough and tumble, leading to Innis getting injured. Stockley would rip off his own shirt claiming a pen.O-Randy-Hunt said:Would love to see Stockley, Innis, Pearce doing that6 -
Stockers will end up nutting someone.Andyessgee90 said:
Pearce would be too rough and tumble, leading to Innis getting injured. Stockley would rip off his own shirt claiming a pen.O-Randy-Hunt said:Would love to see Stockley, Innis, Pearce doing that1 -
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They would run around in a circle, get dizzy and when they broke up probably all run into each other and get injured with our luck!O-Randy-Hunt said:Would love to see Stockley, Innis, Pearce doing that3 -
Someone would sneeze and they would all fall down.0
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Corner is coming in from the cupboard end/east side.
5 of our players are doing ring a ring o roses at the back post. 1 runs towards the tunnel, 2 run towards the dugouts, 1 runs towards the jimmy seed and the other falls over the advertising boards behind the goal.3 -
And the ball itself doesnt even beat the first manO-Randy-Hunt said:Corner is coming in from the cupboard end/east side.
5 of our players are doing ring a ring o roses at the back post. 1 runs towards the tunnel, 2 run towards the dugouts, 1 runs towards the jimmy seed and the other falls over the advertising boards behind the goal.5 -
Just create a defensive ‘chain’ around them.
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Potentially though that will leave the one or two strikers in the penalty box a lot more room to attack the ballpaulbaconsarnie said:Just create a defensive ‘chain’ around them.0 -
I can see us trying the okey cokey2
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Makes man to man marking quite difficult. Quite clever.2
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I've always wondered if a team could try lifting 1-2 players high up into the air (like they do in a rugby lineout) at a corner. Then get the corner taker to swing it in extra high.0
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Did watching that annoy anyone else more than it should've?3
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We do that already.Lincsaddick said:I can see us trying the okey cokey
The ball's played in
The ball's cleared out
In, out, in, out
Stockers shakes his fist about
The free-kick hokey cokey
What the f*** was that all about?4 -
It's a bit like what England did at the 2018 World Cup.
Besides, I think the high and righteous of the current media circus will say that doing 'ring a ring a roses' at football is uncaring during the pandemic.2 -
And zonal because the attackers will get a better run on the ball with defenders trying to outjump them from more of a standing position. The other issue is that you will see defenders attempting to block runs but, especially with the scrutiny of VAR, there is an even greater chance of a penalty being given.MuttleyCAFC said:Makes man to man marking quite difficult. Quite clever.
As they are the most innovative from free kicks, I reckon West Ham will be the first to try this or a form of it.0 -
What about having a not so heavy player on a teammates shoulders?
Or two, four?0 -
This is actually listed under examples of unsporting behaviour, so would result in an indirect free kick to the opposing team and could also get the players involved booked.Chunes said:I've always wondered if a team could try lifting 1-2 players high up into the air (like they do in a rugby lineout) at a corner. Then get the corner taker to swing it in extra high.1 -
Interesting!randy andy said:
This is actually listed under examples of unsporting behaviour, so would result in an indirect free kick to the opposing team and could also get the players involved booked.Chunes said:I've always wondered if a team could try lifting 1-2 players high up into the air (like they do in a rugby lineout) at a corner. Then get the corner taker to swing it in extra high.0 -
Now we’re in vague territory.
Unsporting behaviour.
I imagine that is down to the referee.0 -
I think other clubs' players are guilty of unsporting behaviour when they score against us ...1
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Wimbledon have already sent a strongly worded letter to the EFL about this unsportsmanlike behaviour2
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Don't knock Wimbledon, they have found a way not to catch Covid which is pretty impressive considering they are a small League One club!0
