That France Volley

[juventuss]

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That technique..Just pure beauty

[ANC]

lol, it wasn't intentional.

[gosh]

From the set-up to the cross to the volley were all excellently executed to perfection.
Our African "attackers" would have hesitated on Hernandez's one-touch cross, and even if they got the same chance as Pavard would have shot over the bar.
Here are all 4 goals... This French team looks promising.

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[maceo4]

lol, it wasn't intentional.

Looked pretty intentional to me sha, the guy was already off celebrating before it hit the net, he knew he had connected sweetly with the ball.

[Showboy]

From the set-up to the cross to the volley were all excellently executed to perfection.
Our African "attackers" would have hesitated on Hernandez's one-touch cross, and even if they got the same chance as Pavard would have shot over the bar.
Here are all 4 goals... This French team looks promising.

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So true

The ball inside the full back/wing back by Matuidi was an absolute peach.

But look at Pavards first reaction to slow himself down by planting the left foot before the strike. What a beauty!!

The normal reaction would have been to lash at it and hope for the best due to the pressure being applied by the defender.

These are the little things you look at in players that make you think WE do have quite a way to go in game intelligence and technique.

[Heliopolis]

You can only develop this type of technique with domestic coaches, not oyibo ones. Anyone who disagrees with me is being tribal

[ANC]

lol, it wasn't intentional.

Looked pretty intentional to me sha, the guy was already off celebrating before it hit the net, he knew he had connected sweetly with the ball.

The spin on the ball, was sweet, but I am willing to bet if he tried it again 50 times, he would be lucky if he gets that spin again.

[oloye]

You can only develop this type of technique with domestic coaches, not oyibo ones. Anyone who disagrees with me is being tribal

Yeah yeah yeah, that player developed it with domestic coaches

[Polly]

lol, it wasn't intentional.

Looked pretty intentional to me sha, the guy was already off celebrating before it hit the net, he knew he had connected sweetly with the ball.

The spin on the ball, was sweet, but I am willing to bet if he tried it again 50 times, he would be lucky if he gets that spin again.

50 times every day of his life, and he would still not score that goal!

[kali]

Contrast with Ighalo and his wayward volley.

[kajifu]

Wow a thread for that goal?

[sayala]

What a way to make up for his two blunders that caused the second Argentina goal. First he foulded Di Maria needlessly causing a freekick near the box. Then he kept the Argentina player onside. At that point I was a tad unhappy with Pavard. But he sure compensated with that fine strike. And he was solid for the rest of the game.

[Thunder]

From the set-up to the cross to the volley were all excellently executed to perfection.
Our African "attackers" would have hesitated on Hernandez's one-touch cross, and even if they got the same chance as Pavard would have shot over the bar.
Here are all 4 goals... This French team looks promising.

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So true

The ball inside the full back/wing back by Matuidi was an absolute peach.

But look at Pavards first reaction to slow himself down by planting the left foot before the strike. What a beauty!!

The beauty was the way he reversed the spin on the ball. Beautiful goal!

The normal reaction would have been to lash at it and hope for the best due to the pressure being applied by the defender.

These are the little things you look at in players that make you think WE do have quite a way to go in game intelligence and technique.

[maceo4]

From the set-up to the cross to the volley were all excellently executed to perfection.
Our African "attackers" would have hesitated on Hernandez's one-touch cross, and even if they got the same chance as Pavard would have shot over the bar.
Here are all 4 goals... This French team looks promising.

[/video]

So true

The ball inside the full back/wing back by Matuidi was an absolute peach.

But look at Pavards first reaction to slow himself down by planting the left foot before the strike. What a beauty!!

The beauty was the way he reversed the spin on the ball. Beautiful goal!

The normal reaction would have been to lash at it and hope for the best due to the pressure being applied by the defender.

These are the little things you look at in players that make you think WE do have quite a way to go in game intelligence and technique.

What I don't get is that our U-17 and U-20 teams make those passes for fun and Kelechi Iheanacho was one of the guys providing those balls inside the full back, but what happens to them?