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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So we have agreed:

1. It is hard to find a left fullback.

2. If cannot find one, you can use a MF and win, even break records. Recent examples include best teams in the world like Man City and USWNT.

3. Therefore, one could reasonably conclude fullbacks are not really in demand or not critically important. Because a MF can do the role.

4. Unless your DS / DD plays fullback. Then they mean everything and they are impossible to find or replace. And don't make fun of Mendy.

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That people still don’t know the difference between a fullback and a wingback.  Vastly different positions requiring completely different types of players and teams employing them can use a midfielder because the wingback acts more forward/attack minded exactly like a midfielder.  A midfielder can be converted to wingback due to game intelligence and ball skill.   Traditional fullbacks are shitty midfielders and traditional midfielder don’t usually have affinity for old school fullback type play.

I think only a few people that really have studied the game and watch a ton of FIFA in different leagues can comprehend the differences.  It’s like talking to a brick wall.[/quote]

Our forwards' parents keep blaming the lack of success of the team on the defense.  The defense is completely over-worked---often holding top teams to 0-0 until half and feeding fantastic balls to the forwards who get eclipsed every time.  None of our forwards can find the back of the net.  They either dribble it into the ground---each waiting for dad's approval on the sidelines---or they hang so far back they are never where they need to be. And, they can be incredibly lazy--they never 'come to' a pass....they sit and wait for it to hit their feet...and forget about ever chasing the ball if they lose it--which happens 99% of the time.  There is zero press or hunger for a goal.

In 4 games, the team has only scored 1 single goal.  At what point, do the forward's parents think---hmmm---maybe we should stop pointing fingers?  At what point do you think the coaches will start seeing this and make changes?[/quote]

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