So we have no striker coach....

[whiteshadow]

Don’t need a striker coach when you don’t aim to score goals.

 

[Fralahna]

So this has wound me up big time and more so in the 'details', because we know Sean likes them, of what he said.


"it's a very difficult skill to just teach someone how to smell a goal, how to smell the right place to be, how to find a pathway through football, most see it quicker than the opposition, most see it quicker than defenders, it's like an intuition. So to teach intuition, is very very difficult. So maybe sharpening finishing practices, well any pro licensed coach, which we all are, should be able to do a finishing practice. Even top strikers when I've spoken to them, and I know a few, for them to pass that knowledge onto someone is very difficult."


Here is the thing my balding theropod friend you already have a striker who can "smell a goal", "smell the right place to be", as we've already seen it with our own eyes and been told it by one of the greatest club managers in the history of the game.

He identified the qualities in the players, he coached the players and he implemented a tactical system to get the best out of the players available.

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Davide on the 'system'.






Ancelotti didn't bitch and moan about what went on before, or how he was still trying to fix 'problems' after being in the job for over two years. Despite having your pro-license the simple fact is you're just not a very good manager or coach, just very very mediocre. About time you stopped whinging and cleared off.

"Beforehand, I was guilty of doing a lot of my best work away from the goal. But now I am getting in between the sticks and putting the ball in the back of the net." Stands out for me as he's gone back to his old ways. Have him stay right between the sticks, and have a stiker coach work on his one touch finishing and voila we will have our carlo dom back

 

[Librarian]

They should travel with the rest of the team imo

 

[Blue peter]

They should travel with the rest of the team imo

Them and the bloody goalkeepers

 

[Fralahna]

How much was coaching Dom and how much was having three genuinely quality players doing all the leg work of putting in on a plate for him to tap in?


It's easy to point to the coaching or style but the fact is James, Siggy and Richarlison were leagues better than what we have feeding Dom chances now.

Dom still misses the few chances he gets though.

Maybe it's cause and effect. Maybe he's gone back to "doing his best work away from goal" because he feels he isn't getting the delivery he needs. Him being away from being between the goal posts has clearly limited his scoring.

 

[Blue peter]

I thought the players all travelled on the same coach?

I wouldn’t mind, but the coach had plenty of room at the front as well as rest of the squad were sat at the back in a tight defensive shape.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

First thing we need ASAP is a coach who can come in and teach Dyche all about tactics.

 

[Bryan+]

we have no striker coach, and our manager doesnt think we need one? Like am i living in reverse world or something? Like i know Dyche likes to be defensive but come on "you can't teach intuition" spoken like someone who doesn't realise young footballers develope.. no wonder we are probs one of the lowest scoring teams the last few seasons but no its ok lets carry on with no goal scoring defenders or midfielders coaching our strikers how to do striker things like score... please can someone at our club see sense (more chance of a rashford/DCL swap)

I’m sorry. Do you generally expect Sean Dyche to play any attacking football?

 

[Bryan+]

Farage on free signing from Clacton?

Doesn’t gel well with foreign players.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

How much was coaching Dom and how much was having three genuinely quality players doing all the leg work of putting in on a plate for him to tap in?


It's easy to point to the coaching or style but the fact is James, Siggy and Richarlison were leagues better than what we have feeding Dom chances now.

Dom still misses the few chances he gets though.

Not forgetting Baines/Digne and a much younger Coleman on the other flank.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

What makes me laugh is just how much he harks back to Clough on everything. He never even played a game under him!!!

The most insight he will have ever got off him is how to scrub boots or do his gardening

 

[Lob]

Who needs a striker coach when you have Dyche and his 73 PL games with 21 wins, 29 losses, 74 goals for and 102 goals against for the mighty blues.

 

[TheBlueBlitzer]

I’m sorry. Do you generally expect Sean Dyche to play any attacking football?

4-4-2 can be quite attacking if used the right way so maybe a little bit

 

[Richard Alex]

Dyche is a poor manager as we all know but the players also need to step up. Passing from A to B is basic. We can’t even do that most of the time. Coaching? Come on, if your a footballer you practise, practise and practise. Not much to ask if you are a professional.
We have issues all over the pitch. Issues such as no pace and fullbacks being able to get up the pitch is a recruitment and tactic problem.
Dyche is an issue as well as the players.

 

[Abertonian]

Thank God for Southampton, if not for them we'd have the lowest goal tally from the 92 clubs.

Maybe Dom just needs to get some vicks so here can start smelling the goals again.

Clown