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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You still didn't get the rock paper scissors analogy, so I'll break it down for you further. The rock doesn't win every battle. Enjoy your win, paper.[/quote] Because it is irrelevant. You continue to argue that results in youth soccer matter. Development matters. Playing to win at 12 at all costs does not develop all the players. There are lots of ways to win and call it a rock, a paper or scissors. Does a direct style make players more well rounded? You can spout all you want but in the end if you control and keep the ball at your own discretion you have to find other ways to play. If the style of play is to simply dribble at the opponent or get the ball to Mia oh are not developing. It is ok, you don’t get it. [/quote] You are a true dunce. you make a big deal out of the results of one game, and from the other side of your mouth argue the result doesn't matter. As has been stated many times, PDA didn't plan for tiki taka, and they showed it. They don't face it all year, so it's not surprising. This doesn't mean their girls are not technical, nor that they can't play a different style, nor does their management stink. ONE GAME. Get over yourself.[/quote] Technical is more than being good at 1v1s. Technical is also being efficient with the ball. If you can receive and pass the ball accurately with one touch that is both technical and efficient. I’m sure the PDA girls can dribble at a player and beat them 1v1 but why take 6 touches when one or two will do the job? [/quote] Spoken like a true Tiki-taka acolyte. Johan would be proud. Though I'd still argue it was a style choice, not technical ability. ;)[/quote] I'm arguing that they had no choice to make. They have played their way without opposition for so long that they were incapable of changing their style to accommodate one game. The indictment isn't against the PDA team the indictment is against the 30-40 teams that offered them zero competition and very different looks at opposing playing styles to even NEED to adapt. If you don't NEED to adapt then you are not developing. We are a large enough nation with enough players that surely we could have enough clubs proficient at a variety of styles to give a team like PDA a different competitive look from time to time. This is why losing is good. It forces you to learn and grow as a team and as players. My guess is PDA likely doesn't mess with their team system a whole lot. They are probably unwilling to take a L in favor of dedicating a month to a new formation or change a look. And frankly, they are not challenged enough to force the issue either. So again, you are missing the overall points. [/quote] No, I just don't agree with you.[/quote] +1000. No one here with any common sense and with soccer and sports experience agree with him either. Again, IT’S ONE GAME. You are truly obsessed with this one game. You are no longer becoming CREEPY, you are now full-fledged CREEPY.[/quote]
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