No disrespect, but where were Spurs when Poyer and Ramaos left?
Different leagues, granted, but they were a disaster.> Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008
12:07:01 +0000> From: [email protected]> To: [email protected]>
Subject: [LU] Ropes> > > > Message: 5> > Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 08:01:01 +0700>
> From: "Robert HEATH" <[email protected]>> >> > I was fascinated to read a
report about Gus P. It said that he had> > improved te Spurs defence by making
them train together with ropes> > attached to one another. > > > > I think
Poyet may be a good choice, but not because he uses ropes in> > training! This
is a pretty standard practice which I use with my kids> > and I'm sure most
defensive coaches use as well; you have > > your defenders> > hold onto a 10 or
15 metre rope as they move about the pitch. > > It stops> > them getting too
separated. Simple, but it works quite well.> > I think this is a BRILLIANT
idea. Not only do the defenders know where> the other defenders are, but
there's a really good chance that the> opposition will trip up over them on
their way to goal.> > Fantastic. Why didn't we use this tactic earlier?> > DRB>
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