Anthony Williams
Name: | Anthony Williams |
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City: | Maesteg |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Player 6: Starting in box, cenral to goal.
Role: To mark the opposition player being around 16 yards from goal. ( ideally this player will be the left centre back)
Responsibilities: He is responsible for marking opposition player and being first to any knock downs or second balls.
Player 3: Starting in box widest of the three in the middle .
Role: Marking the opposition player, widest to the left of the box. around 16 yards from goal ( this player is ideally the left back )
Responsibilities: He is responsible for marking the opposition player preventing it be played short and also also being first to second balls and knock downs.
Player 9: Starting up field:
Role: To stop the taker taking a quick free quick by standing on the ball ( being careful not to get booked). Then put himself in a position the be a threat for the counter attack.
Responsibilities: He is responsible for trying to find space and be in a position to secure the ball to give his team an outlet.
Strengths:
Our strengths are that our four defending players not in the wall are all defensive minded and any rebounds or knock downs should be second nature for them to clear.
By getting player 9 to stand ont the free kick, this should buy us time to get set up.
Having our first two players in the wall being centre midfielders they should be close to play and can get there early.
Weaknesses:
Hopefully not a great amount of weaknesses.
If an opposition player stands in the hole between the wall and the charger then this will block the goalkeepers vision.
If the opposition put another attacker in the box then we would have to drop our number 9 to pick up, leaving no outlet up front.
Does the wall jump or stand still?
I have my wall to stand still, as if they jump some players will turn their back or leave gaps for the ball the go through. Meaning the wall doesnt do their job.
Who is in the wall?
Ideally the two centre midfielders wide palyer,striker and a wide player charging ( could swap the wide player and midfielder depending on who is more comfortable charging the free kick.
Walls distance from the ball ?
Although the referee gets you back 10 yards, could you pinch a little distance to make it harder to get the ball over the wall
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This shows player 8 being directly in line with the ball and the post.
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This shows player 10 being directly in line with the far post
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This shows player 9 starting on the ball to stop the free kick being taken quickly. ( careful not to get booked)
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This is the way I set up on a free kick from a central area with one player over the ball
Heres the roles and responsibilities of every player within the team .
Goalkeeper: Starting on other side of the wall in a position where he can see the ball
Role: He firstly, will let the team know how many players he wants in the wall, then line the ball up with player number 8. He would do this by standing on his right hand post and getting the player to be directly in line with the ball and the post. ( As shown in screen 3.) The take up his position as above.
Responsibilities: He will be responsible for any shot on his side of the goal. He will also be in a position to cover any free kick in the other corner as this would have to be a loft free kick with hopefully less pace on the ball.
Player 2 : Starting down the side of the wall .
Role: He is in a position to stop any ball being played down the side of the wall. (he position is dependant on the opposition set up. .This player would ideally be the right back as its his natural position.
Responsibilities: He is firstly responsible to stop anything played down the side of the wall, but also to react and cover his side should there be any rebounds or second balls on thta side of the goal.
Player 4 : Starting as first man in the wall.
Role: To be first man in the wall, he should be one of the first players to get there are he would normally be a central midfielder. His position is outside of the post as shown.
Responsibilities: He is responsible in stopping the free kick being bent around the wall into the near post. He is also,like the rest of the wall asked to stand tall and make himself look big.
Player 5 : Starting second man in the wall.
Role: His role is to line the wall up, usually by facing the goalkeeper and moving the players in wall accordingly
Responsibilities: He is responsible for getting the wall in the correct position, and also standing tall.
Player 11: Starting third man in the wall:
Role: His role is to stand along side both player8 and player 7, also standing tall and leaving no gaps between the players.
Responsibilities: He is responsible for getting in the wall (if the goalkeeper needs that main bodies). All players in the wall are responsible for getting the wall together and making it look as big as possible.
Player 7 : Starting forth man in the wall:
Role: Forth man in the wall, he should listen to the goalkeepers call to see whether he is needed.
Responsibilities: He is responsible for the end of the wall (nearest the centre of goal) Like the other four players he will be asked to stand tall make the wall as big as possible and be brave.
Player 10: Starting as the charger to close the ball down :
Role: His role is to close the ball down (Charging) . The line of his run is in line with the far post and leaving a gap for the goalkeeper to see the ball (around arms length from the wall. This player is to be willing to close down and be brave.
Responsibilities: He is responsible for closing the ball, and alos by coming down the line of the far post, making the goal look even smaller. He will also be in a position to affect the ball if the taker looks to play a square pass.
Player 5: Starting in box cantral to goal.
Role: He is central to the goal and around 16 yards from goal making the opposition player. ( Ideally the right centre back)
Responsibilities: He is responsible for marking incase a ball is played short, and also to follow in any second balls or knock downs.