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the down side to rotating forwards is its hard to get a feel for play because every one plays differently, it is easy enough to adapt to the rotating forwards by looking for passes etc but is harder to improve on tactics during the game, even if you are playing in a newly formed line you can get the feel for how your teammates are playing in a game and by the mid to end of the game you should be playing to each others strengths etc.
With rotating forwards it is significantly harder as you could have a different players every time you go on.
I don’t see this as being as difficult for the defense as there role is pretty simple.. defend. would it not me wiser to have fresh defense and two solid forward lines that can work together more easily rather than trying to squish an extra person onto the forward lines throwing them out even the slightest?
Just an idea any ways.
If i can grab a ride with someone that would be sweet, or if someone else wants to take my car with me that would also be sweet. Someone email me or txt me or contact me in some way.
Well If you Didn’t see it, and I didn’t see it, then we can’t make a fair call. So the only option is to wave it off asap I guess.
First game (Dunedin vs Gore) was a walk over, about 14-1, not really sure on the final score. Second game (Queenstown vs Gore) was also a walk over, final score was 11-2. Last game (Dunedin vs Qtown) was close evenly matched game end result 3-0 to Dunedin.
Yeah my hole forward line was, was a messy game, very little team work. I do put it down to not having our usual team there.
Edit: Also goalie was having a crap night.
Google is pretty good, I agree but you might want to chuck it in an Iframe or something to make it fit with the site.
