PVA's positioning
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 daven  Hailsham 10 Oct 19 12.49pm |
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He never lost his touch in stating the painfully obvious then.
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| Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 10 Oct 19 12.53pm |
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Originally posted by daven
He never lost his touch in stating the painfully obvious then. His words were just part of a more detailed discussion about defending which included zonal marking.
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| midlandspalace kidderminster 11 Oct 19 3.40pm |
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So, when wan Bissaka is top tackler he is brilliant, when PVA is top tackler it is because "he is often out of position". It is really interesting how people interpret evidence in different ways depending on their already established view of the player.
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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 11 Oct 19 4.21pm |
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Originally posted by midlandspalace
So, when wan Bissaka is top tackler he is brilliant, when PVA is top tackler it is because "he is often out of position". It is really interesting how people interpret evidence in different ways depending on their already established view of the player. Just to be clear, I think AWB still had a lot of work to do on his positioning. But his tackling ability was thunderous and there for all to see. PVA does have qualities, but his defensive work isn't quite his forte. And AWB's tackling stats weren't what made him impressive. It was his tackling.
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