Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Zonal marking is a load of bollocks. Overcomplicating something which doesn't even need complicating. Get your man and stick with him.
Ted Hughes wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Zonal marking is a load of bollocks. Overcomplicating something which doesn't even need complicating. Get your man and stick with him.
That's fine provided he doesn't jump a foot higher & bury the ball in the back of the net.
Ted Hughes wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Zonal marking is a load of bollocks. Overcomplicating something which doesn't even need complicating. Get your man and stick with him.
That's fine provided he doesn't jump a foot higher & bury the ball in the back of the net.
King Kev wrote:I liked it, it worked better than whatever that was that I just witnessed.
Lee_R wrote:I miss Mancini.
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Zonal marking is a load of bollocks. Overcomplicating something which doesn't even need complicating. Get your man and stick with him.
That's fine provided he doesn't jump a foot higher & bury the ball in the back of the net.
What does zonal marking do? Mark the spaces rather than the man? Kompany wouldn't have let Campbell have two free headers.
Sometimes the opposition will score from set pieces, it happens no matter what system you have. But I really don't see the merits in overcomplicating it.
Twobob wrote:Zabba may still have ended up marking Campbell and still forgetting to try and head the ball even in zonal marking.
A well worked zonal system takes practice but can have some good results as we've seen, but we also saw some poor results when a clever attacker can choose his defender as opposed to the better defenders choosing their own marks.
Today we had brain dead defenders on the wrong marks.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Twobob wrote:Zabba may still have ended up marking Campbell and still forgetting to try and head the ball even in zonal marking.
A well worked zonal system takes practice but can have some good results as we've seen, but we also saw some poor results when a clever attacker can choose his defender as opposed to the better defenders choosing their own marks.
Today we had brain dead defenders on the wrong marks.
It's very different to use zonal marking instead of man to man and today suggested Zaba isn't very good at it.Not forgetting that Joe was mainly at fault with the first corner as he seemed to think he was sup[posed to mark the guy who stood on him initially.
I just hope our defenders suss it out very quickly.
Ted Hughes wrote:They are showing it now & Lescott is touch tight marking some blonde fucker, Garcia is marking someone else: WHY THE FUCK WAS ZABBA GIVEN THE JOB OF MARKING THEIR CENTRE FORWARD ?
He was utter shite, but he's a fullback.
(This is the job some people think Rekik will do next season! Hahahaha. Yeah, right.)
twosips wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:They are showing it now & Lescott is touch tight marking some blonde fucker, Garcia is marking someone else: WHY THE FUCK WAS ZABBA GIVEN THE JOB OF MARKING THEIR CENTRE FORWARD ?
He was utter shite, but he's a fullback.
(This is the job some people think Rekik will do next season! Hahahaha. Yeah, right.)
Don't they tend to mark someone of equal height? Lescott was probably marking some big centre back or something? Campbell and Zabaleta are similar heights so i can kinda see the logic in that. Campbell isn't exactly known for his aerial prowess. Same way you wouldn't expect a big 6'3 centre back to mark someone like Aguero at a corner. They'd probably mark Lescott or Kompany.
Still, poor job admittedly but i can at least see the logic.
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