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Agreed ForeverRed. Jaliens at 38 and Mcbreen at 39 are too old for this league and even though they have both had great careers i think they will struggle with the pace of the npl. Technically they will be better than most in the npl still, but from what i have watched the nnsw npl is all about pace and fitness. It will be interesting to watch these to. I think Mcbreen will do a lot better than JaliensQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
That Scot for Adamstown looked unfit and slow and he did well. CB is more about reading the game than pace, so I think Kew will do well. Likewise McBreen, if he's playing as a genuine 9 he doesn't need lightning pace and will be too smart for many defences imo. Like that fat striker for the Jaffas that consistently performs...Quote:
Originally Posted by winner
I hope the signings of guys like Mcbreen and Jaliens, are as much about coaching/mentoring as performances on the park. Surely these pair have as much, if not more to offer young players than many coaches in the comp
Nice to see you have a high opinion of coaches.Quote:
Originally Posted by BP Super Dynamos
Were these 2 signed as players or coachesQuote:
Originally Posted by BP Super Dynamos
I don't think any coach can lay claim to playing internationally, correct me if I'm wrong. I don't doubt the talent of current NPL coaches, I just see guys like Jaliens and McBreen being able to offer something else to compliment the coaching already providedQuote:
Originally Posted by De-Champ
I agree the coaches with these players in their squads would be silly not to be tapping into their knowledge of the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by BP Super Dynamos
In short a if you are good at Maths does not mean you will make a good maths teacher. Just because you played internationally does not mean you will be a good mentor....whatever a mentor supposed to do.... I can just see it now. Weston and Edgeworth are going to suddenly produce exceptional centre backs and centre forwards on the one or two hours on the two/three days a week they train/play. Either that or the centre backs and centre forwards at those two clubs are going to be the best in the league in 2016.Quote:
Originally Posted by BP Super Dynamos
Agreed, the kids at these clubs will be hanging on every word they say.Quote:
Originally Posted by BP Super Dynamos
That " fat " striker from the jaffas would have more ability in his big toe than a bloke like you would ever have RAM.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAM
You have seen RAM play before then I take it??Quote:
Originally Posted by winner
that's my point, the comp doesn't revolve solely around pace - guys with ability can and will flourishQuote:
Originally Posted by winner
My point was more how instead of saying Johnny Maj you called him that fat guy from jaffas. I do get your point about some players without pace do still do well in this leagueQuote:
Originally Posted by RAM
couldn't remember the name off the top of my head, figured everyone would know who I was talking aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by winner
Players without pace that have ability do well in any leagueQuote:
Originally Posted by winner
But can you carry more than 1 of them in any decent league? I don't think so. You might not have to be Usain Bolt over 100 metres, but if you lack acceleration you might not get to the ball enough to use your skills.Quote:
Originally Posted by De-Champ
Pirlo does alright, as does Totti at walking pace. AC milan have been doing ok for years with geriatrics in their side.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wire Blew
Not to mention luca toni at 38 is the leading (equal) goal scorer in serie a.Quote:
Originally Posted by De-Champ
Woke up on the wrong side of the bed winner? He compliments a guy and you have a go at him.Quote:
Originally Posted by winner