Chapter 106: He does not belong to any system

Latest website: When the Leeds City players returned to the locker room, someone annoyed the tape from his body and threw it on the floor.
Someone also dropped the dry towels that were used to wipe them on the ground-it was drizzling in the first half, and there was no dry place on all of them.
It's okay in the game, the heat from the exercise is enough to keep them out of the cold.
But during the intermission, if you don't dry your body as soon as possible, you will easily catch a cold.
Wipe off the water on your body and take off the wet jersey, socks and shoes.
Then put on dry clothes so that they can fully rest.
But now the Lidz player smashed the towel to the ground.
This action well illustrates their mood at this moment.
Unwilling, angry.
Obviously they were the ones who advanced the goal in the first half, and they were the ones who led the game. As a result, after forty-five minutes, not only did they not lead, but they could not even keep the score of 1:1.
This is really suffocating.
"Okay, guys!"
Head coach Tony Clark was the last to walk into the dressing room. After he walked in, he closed the door and said to the players who were still angry.
"It doesn't make much sense to sprinkle the air on the shin guards or tape. We made a mistake in the first half, but there was no big problem. Because you all know, that is our style. There is no such thing in this world. There is no tactical arrangement that has absolutely no weaknesses for a losing ground team. We have our weaknesses, and so do the pirates."
While talking, Clark walked up to a 100-inch "television".
Strictly speaking, this is not a TV set, but a computer monitor.
At Clark's insistence, Leeds City upgraded the multimedia system in the dressing room.
He is holding an ordinary-sized tablet computer in his hand, which is connected to the monitor, and all his operations on the tablet computer will be reflected on the monitor.
In the past, physical magnet chess pieces were used to place and move on the real tactical board to explain the tactics to the players.
No need now, just open the corresponding program on the tablet in his hand, and a huge tactical board will appear on the large display linked to the tablet.
Clark can explain the tactics to everyone by dragging the virtual chess pieces on the tablet with his hands.
At the same time, he can also allow the coaching staff to pre-store the opponent's tactics and formation layout, which is very convenient for one-click retrieval, which greatly saves the time of "arranging troops" and improves work efficiency.
He quickly adjusted the formation of the Madrid Pirates in the first half of the match.
This is the actual formation of Matt Dawn in the first half after combining his own observations. It is not the same as the official formation announced by the Champions League before the game. It is not so dogmatic.
In this formation, the Madrid Pirates are playing 442, Hulet and Di Kunzo are the starting double forwards, but their positions are not parallel.
Hulai was a little bit forward in the center, and Di Kunzo was on his left and back.
"Di Kunzo's game was placed on the left to concentrate the Pirates' offensive advantage on the left. That's how they scored the equalizer. It is precisely because Di Kunzo suddenly caught the ball here that we were There is a loophole in the defense... We all know that the pirates are strongest on the left, so most of their offenses in the first half were launched from this side."
Following Clark's explanation, the Leeds City players in the locker room also stared at the electronic screen intently.
"The pirates seem to have strong transmission and control overall, but they have a weakness. That is their lack of creativity in such transmission and control. So we can see that the pirates rely more on Dikunzo instead of Hu when attacking. .Because Di Kunzo has the ability to control the ball and dribbling assault, he can provide changes for the Pirates’ passing and control. He is the engine of the Pirates’ offense. So we need to strengthen the defense of Di Quinzo in the second half and restrict him from taking the ball and breaking through. Don't give him any time and space to hold the ball... Morikawa."
Morikawa Junpei stood up directly from his seat and looked at his boss.
"Your main task in the second half is to limit Di Kunzo, follow him, even if he enters the penalty area, you have to follow him."
Morikawa Junpei nodded vigorously: "I see, boss!"
"Then the offense." Clark continued to arrange the task. "The Pirates will oppress at a high position, so we don't have to deal with them in the backcourt, and directly hit the football to the side of the frontcourt. Then remember, don't pass too complicated, but go straight. Fight the dragon!"
Then he named the names of Camara, Laski and Solberg.
"Your speed is very fast, and speed is your advantage. When facing pirates, don't think about using any delicate cooperation to match their defenses with their defenses, just use your speed to smash their defenses straightaway. Remember what we are best at, and then do it to the extreme!"
"Next is Pete. You have to press forward as much as possible when attacking. Your role is not to organize the pass. You have to run without the ball and press into the pirates penalty area... Bring Ramirez in! Then Jay... …"
Clark turned to Jay Adams.
"If Pete brings Ramirez into the penalty area, you must appear at the top of the penalty area. On the one hand, you are preparing for a long shot, and on the other hand, you are prepared to control the second point and directly launch a second attack... "
As Clark said, he swiped the chess pieces representing each player on the tablet with his hand. All his operations will be displayed on the big screen in an intuitive way, telling the players how to move.
After arranging the specific tactics, he stood in front of the big screen and looked at his players and said: "You did a very good job in the first half, and I am proud of you. The outside world always says that I am a'lunatic','gambling Only'...it seems like I am a foolish man. But I know myself, I have never been. Why do I bet? Because I have you. You are my biggest hole card. So many previous games are like this, The same is true for today’s game. So just like you have done countless times in the game, don’t have other messy ideas... When we attack, we attack! Only attack, use what we do best to defeat opponent!"
After boosting morale and allowing the players to leave and return to the court, Clark and assistant coach Sam Randyll were dragged behind.
Randyl looked at the players who had rekindled their fighting spirit and whispered to Clark: "You didn't mention how to defend Hu."
Clark explained: "The key to defending Hu is to contain those who can pass the ball to Hu. At the moment, the most threatening is Di Kunzo. As long as we can contain his performance, Hu will have much less opportunities... …"
Randyll interrupted Clarke: "You know that Hu is a striker who is very good at capturing opportunities. He doesn't need too many opportunities. Even if there are not many opportunities, he can still score goals..."
Clark shook his head. "You're right, Sam. So what can we do?"
Facing Clark who asked him with his hands spread out, Randy didn't know how to answer.
"We have no means to guard him. He is not in any tactical system." Clark shrugged. "Those idiots always like to say that Hu has no tactical effect. They are half right. Hu does not seem to have a tactical effect, that is, any existing tactics cannot define him. He is just a forward who sends football to the goal. No matter what it is used. What kind of tactics, isn't the ultimate goal also for scoring?"
Sam Randyll was speechless.
Because he knew Clark was right.
After two and a half seasons of cooperation, the coaching staff of Leeds City can be regarded as the coaching team that knows Hulay the most in European football, even better than the coaches of the Madrid Pirates.
It was because of this understanding that Randy knew what Clark meant.
In other words, whether your team uses defensive counterattack tactics, high post pressure, or pass control, whether it is 442, 433, or 352, or other tactics and formations. The ultimate goal is always to score, to win.
Therefore, in all tactics, there must be a role responsible for scoring. This role can be one person or several people.
Even if it is "no front line", it does not mean that the team is not pursuing goals. It's just that the task of scoring is passed from the forward to the midfielder or backfield player.
But what if there is a forward who is particularly good at scoring goals in the team?
Do you still have to play without front line?
Any team needs players who can score goals, no matter what tactics these teams use or what formation they are used to.
Therefore, Hu Lai can be integrated into any tactic and team ~EbookFREE.me~. Therefore, it can be said that Hu Lai will not be defined by any tactical system.
It's just that Westerners like Landiel don't understand this sentence, but they know the truth.
Seeing that the assistant coach stopped speaking, Clark stopped talking, and walked towards the court outside the aisle.
He has made all the efforts he can make.
What will become of this second half, in fact, he himself has no idea.
No way, who made his opponent Hu Lai?
As the head coach of Hu Lai, he happened to know this proud disciple best.
This sharpest knife was aimed at myself...
(End of this chapter)