Armchair Analyst Matt Doyle looks at the importance of the target forward. Do they still have value when they’re not scoring goals? Let us know what you think in the comments below. If you have a topic suggestion, tweet it @Dan_Haiek with #BtL.
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So a striker/forward is a player who can basically play just about any position in the attacking third???? And a center forward is basically a forward who can pretty much only play in a central position between or in front of right / left strikers, wingers and secondary strickers?? Is that right??
I wish there were more drawing and stuff in the videos like in Anatomy of a Goal.
Yeah, this is brilliant.
Something nobody really thinks too much about, But probably one of the most important parts of the game… The ref. Can we do an Inside the lines about the refs movements and just how they are in position to make or not make good calls. PLEASE do one im sure im not alone on this.
Interesting. So this just makes it official Jamie Moreno is the best #9 in MLS history.
"Even Steven Lenhart admits it's ugly." Haha.
This is very interesting. disappointed i have to wait so long for another.
Union fan. I support hot chicks in soccer jerseys and drunk/baked days in the stands.
I'm a number 7.