The most important position in the soccer field is?
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If I were to pick 1 position, it would be any position that has a complete player. One who can defend like the best of them, controls midfield at a top level, creates goals and also scores goals.
Right now, there is only one player who does this at a top level and I suspect he can play goalie too.
Right now, there is only one player who does this at a top level and I suspect he can play goalie too.
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Re: The most important position in the soccer field is?
kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
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What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
“If your opponent is of choleric temper, seek to irritate him. Pretend to be weak, that he may grow arrogant.”- Sun Tzu
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The Barca of Koeman did not have a good defense. We are talking here about typical situations, not one-off or rare events, like Leicester winning the EPL. All things been equal, the most important position, is I think 10.Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
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Re: The most important position in the soccer field is?
What will you say is Monaco wins the champs league. Will that be due to a solid defense?Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
Only two things in life are certain - death and taxes. But there is one other unpleasant certainty: criticism. No one escapes it entirely and often our careers, our emotional stability, even our happiness depends on how we react to it."By Benjamin Franklin"
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Don't they have to win it first, before you ask this kind of question?bamenda boy wrote:What will you say is Monaco wins the champs league. Will that be due to a solid defense?Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
What will you say if Monaco don't win it?
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Re: The most important position in the soccer field is?
You mean all other positions having good players?camex wrote:The Barca of Koeman did not have a good defense. We are talking here about typical situations, not one-off or rare events, like Leicester winning the EPL. All things been equal, the most important position, is I think 10.Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
“If your opponent is of choleric temper, seek to irritate him. Pretend to be weak, that he may grow arrogant.”- Sun Tzu
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They had a certain Michael Laudrup.Kabalega wrote:You mean all other positions having good players?camex wrote:The Barca of Koeman did not have a good defense. We are talking here about typical situations, not one-off or rare events, like Leicester winning the EPL. All things been equal, the most important position, is I think 10.Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
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Are you supporting my POV?camex wrote:They had a certain Michael Laudrup.Kabalega wrote:You mean all other positions having good players?camex wrote:The Barca of Koeman did not have a good defense. We are talking here about typical situations, not one-off or rare events, like Leicester winning the EPL. All things been equal, the most important position, is I think 10.Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
“If your opponent is of choleric temper, seek to irritate him. Pretend to be weak, that he may grow arrogant.”- Sun Tzu
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Re: The most important position in the soccer field is?
Forget about winning. How comes they have made it so far?Kabalega wrote:Don't they have to win it first, before you ask this kind of question?bamenda boy wrote:What will you say is Monaco wins the champs league. Will that be due to a solid defense?Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
What will you say if Monaco don't win it?
Only two things in life are certain - death and taxes. But there is one other unpleasant certainty: criticism. No one escapes it entirely and often our careers, our emotional stability, even our happiness depends on how we react to it."By Benjamin Franklin"
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Goalie all day long, it's not even close.
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Defending and attacking are more dependent on systems than players or individual positions.
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Leicester City also made it that far but Monaco took advantage of the BvB terrorist attack.bamenda boy wrote:Forget about winning. How comes they have made it so far?Kabalega wrote:Don't they have to win it first, before you ask this kind of question?bamenda boy wrote:What will you say is Monaco wins the champs league. Will that be due to a solid defense?Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
What will you say if Monaco don't win it?
The BvB bus delay in France was classless!
BTW, Mbappé will only play for African Champions, Cameroon, if they maintain the defensive prowess they had in Gabon 2017.
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Kpom!oglex30 wrote:Goalie all day long, it's not even close.
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No, I am saying that Michael Laudrup made a huge impact. I am not sure their goalie was any good then.Kabalega wrote:Are you supporting my POV?camex wrote:They had a certain Michael Laudrup.Kabalega wrote:You mean all other positions having good players?camex wrote:The Barca of Koeman did not have a good defense. We are talking here about typical situations, not one-off or rare events, like Leicester winning the EPL. All things been equal, the most important position, is I think 10.Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
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Zubizarreta was also Spain's number 1 at that time.camex wrote:Kabalega wrote:Are you supporting my POV?camex wrote:They had a certain Michael Laudrup.Kabalega wrote:You mean all other positions having good players?camex wrote:The Barca of Koeman did not have a good defense. We are talking here about typical situations, not one-off or rare events, like Leicester winning the EPL. All things been equal, the most important position, is I think 10.Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
No, I am saying that Michael Laudrup made a huge impact. I am not sure their goalie was any good then.
Koeman, Nando, Juan Carlos and Pep Guardiola were solid defensively. The forwards were so good that most overlook the team's defensive exploits.
Maybe you saw the team at the end when they had issues in Johan Cruyff's final two seasons but his methods that live on to this day were solid defensively.
It is similar to the myth that Brazil's goalies were bad.
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Uganda had the best Goalie at the last ANC.
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Pep Guardiola was not good defensively. He was a a wing back.Kabalega wrote:
Zubizarreta was also Spain's number 1 at that time.
Koeman, Nando, Juan Carlos and Pep Guardiola were solid defensively. The forwards were so good that most overlook the team's defensive exploits.
Maybe you saw the team at the end when they had issues in Johan Cruyff's final two seasons but his methods that live on to this day were solid defensively.
It is similar to the myth that Brazil's goalies were bad.
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English is my 2nd language so correct me if I misunderstood your post.camex wrote:Pep Guardiola was not good defensively. He was a a wing back.Kabalega wrote:
Zubizarreta was also Spain's number 1 at that time.
Koeman, Nando, Juan Carlos and Pep Guardiola were solid defensively. The forwards were so good that most overlook the team's defensive exploits.
Maybe you saw the team at the end when they had issues in Johan Cruyff's final two seasons but his methods that live on to this day were solid defensively.
It is similar to the myth that Brazil's goalies were bad.
Are you implying that wing backs are not good defenders?
“If your opponent is of choleric temper, seek to irritate him. Pretend to be weak, that he may grow arrogant.”- Sun Tzu
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Yes, I am. The strength of wing back is their offense, ability to go forward, like wingers, not defense.Kabalega wrote:English is my 2nd language so correct me if I misunderstood your post.camex wrote:Pep Guardiola was not good defensively. He was a a wing back.Kabalega wrote:
Zubizarreta was also Spain's number 1 at that time.
Koeman, Nando, Juan Carlos and Pep Guardiola were solid defensively. The forwards were so good that most overlook the team's defensive exploits.
Maybe you saw the team at the end when they had issues in Johan Cruyff's final two seasons but his methods that live on to this day were solid defensively.
It is similar to the myth that Brazil's goalies were bad.
Are you implying that wing backs are not good defenders?
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Thanks for clarifying. Unfortunately, your POV is quite prevalent.camex wrote:Yes, I am. The strength of wing back is their offense, ability to go forward, like wingers, not defense.Kabalega wrote:English is my 2nd language so correct me if I misunderstood your post.camex wrote:Pep Guardiola was not good defensively. He was a a wing back.Kabalega wrote:
Zubizarreta was also Spain's number 1 at that time.
Koeman, Nando, Juan Carlos and Pep Guardiola were solid defensively. The forwards were so good that most overlook the team's defensive exploits.
Maybe you saw the team at the end when they had issues in Johan Cruyff's final two seasons but his methods that live on to this day were solid defensively.
It is similar to the myth that Brazil's goalies were bad.
Are you implying that wing backs are not good defenders?
Every player on the pitch should have the ability to score and help out defensively.
Wing-backs should know when to go forward as much as when to tuck-in to defend and be good at both. It helps to have bionic lungs.
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66th minute: Monaco 0 vs 2 Juventusbamenda boy wrote:Forget about winning. How comes they have made it so far?Kabalega wrote:Don't they have to win it first, before you ask this kind of question?bamenda boy wrote:What will you say is Monaco wins the champs league. Will that be due to a solid defense?Kabalega wrote:What is the point if they don't defend well?camex wrote:kolinzo wrote:Playmaking position is most important position. Now that could be from the back, center, or upfront. The playmaker dictates what goes on on the field.
You cannot win a major tournament without a solid defense!
Also, what good is a play-maker, if the recipients are wasteful?
Right now, a team can qualify for the World Cup, win one group game 1-0, then go all the way to the final and win it all without scoring another goal in open play.
And almost nobody would remember the play-makers they tossed aside, along the way.
What will you say if Monaco don't win it?
“If your opponent is of choleric temper, seek to irritate him. Pretend to be weak, that he may grow arrogant.”- Sun Tzu