Ligue 1

[malvolio]

Lol lyon 2-2, moanco back to cl

Good, good. Our boy Cesc is there, would want him in it than Lyon

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Good, good. Our boy Cesc is there, would want him in it than Lyon

should be safe now, its 2-3 in lyon

 

[JerseyAddict]

Lyon bottling it also

Nice job from Niko Kovač to pull Monaco in CL.

 

[Richard.H]

Everyone talking about Juve but this is a massive bottle job by PSG. Lille has what, like 1/10 the budget of PSG?

 

[Laplacian]

CAN TAKE THE POCH OUT OF THE SPURS

but you can't the spurs out of the Poch

 

[Morten]

CAN TAKE THE POCH OUT OF THE SPURS

but you can't the spurs out of the Poch

He also bottled a title-run against Leicester.

Btw, he must already be under pressure, surely?

 

[Hardy]

watch out, final dramatic minutes

 

[Richard.H]

Vaaamooooosss!!!!!!

 

[Porque]

Think I saw Riqui Puig in there celebrating with Lille.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

These emotions from Lille

 

[JerseyAddict]

So happy for Lille. "Small" club messin with richman's toys... Hahahaah.
Fantastic.

This means Barca can get Lille in the group stage?

 

[Bobo32]

Yeah, I think by slowing down you are handing the "power" to the Goalkeeper. You are reducing the actual shot power so are relying more on the goalkeeper moving first. The goalkeeper just needs to wait and respond. It may all be bro-science but I reckon data backs up our beliefs.

It's a good way to be "unpredictable" in tempo and decide more when the shot is taken, making it harder for the keeper. I think brosciencely that it works better in training, but worse in games.

 

[Horatio]

Once upon a time PSG were favourites to win this year's Champions League to many.

 

[Horatio]

It's a good way to be "unpredictable" in tempo and decide more when the shot is taken, making it harder for the keeper. I think brosciencely that it works better in training, but worse in games.

The thing is, general consensus amongst players is that being able to decide more where to take the shot is a bad thing more often than not. It leads to overthinking many times.

 

[Bobo32]

The thing is, general consensus amongst players is that being able to decide more where to take the shot is a bad thing more often than not. It leads to overthinking many times.

Hehe, I remember getting that tip in a game, aged eleven...

It's the consensus in low-level football, and what you say goes with my point, even great players will be a bit nervous in games.
I believe a good player like Neymar will be slightly more succesful with that strategy in training, but less succesful with it in games.