tangerinedreams Posted January 22, 2010 Share Posted January 22, 2010 Dave if you are reading this board can you tell me why in training you are using a 7 a-side tactic when clearly a football match is 11 a-side, going off what I have seen 4 x 7= 28, plus those who were unable to train. Does 3 minute/ 2 minute each way really give you enough time to assess each individual? Mind if I ask why a 15 minute each way game isn't played? That is 11 a-side with 3 subs, who while the 22 are playing are doing other exercises, thus giving you the oppurtunity to see 2 full teams at once picking the best of the bunch to play on one team, there is plenty of room on the training pitch for a full sized pitch, Sheridan used to use the training ground space to the max, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BP1960 Posted January 22, 2010 Share Posted January 22, 2010 Dave if you are reading this board can you tell me why in training you are using a 7 a-side tactic when clearly a football match is 11 a-side, going off what I have seen 4 x 7= 28, plus those who were unable to train. Does 3 minute/ 2 minute each way really give you enough time to assess each individual? Mind if I ask why a 15 minute each way game isn't played? That is 11 a-side with 3 subs, who while the 22 are playing are doing other exercises, thus giving you the oppurtunity to see 2 full teams at once picking the best of the bunch to play on one team, there is plenty of room on the training pitch for a full sized pitch, Sheridan used to use the training ground space to the max, I think it's all part of fancy coaching trends, you are right let's get back to basics. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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