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Set pieces

By Copes (CDawg)2/4 08:58Wed Apr 2 08:58:45 2025

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We aren’t creative enough to score buckets full of goals. Even little sandcastle sized buckets.

So naturally we should be nailing down set pieces and making them a weapon. But we’re fucking hopeless at those as well.

Why? We have 6 foot 5 Charlie Goode and Piergianni who is the best header of the ball I’ve ever seen at this level. And from memory we’ve scored from 1 fucking corner all season. It’s absolutely criminal. Why are we so bad from dead balls, is it something we even practice?

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Re: Set pieces

By Ratman462/4 20:52Wed Apr 2 20:52:44 2025In response to Set pieces Top of thread

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We don't get enough corners to worry about practicing them.

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By BedsBoro (peanut)2/4 11:46Wed Apr 2 11:46:32 2025In response to Set pieces Top of thread

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This is probably my biggest frustration of the entire season. We tend to do the same thing every single time - chip it to Piergianni for the diagonal knock down to Reid or whoever, and it hardly ever works. The delivery is too slow and it's so predictable. One of the few times we've done anything differently was against Crawley away, and that resulted in a goal, so why aren't we mixing it up a bit more? As you've said, we've got probably the best aerial threat in the league and give him absolutely zero opportunity to score

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Re: Set pieces

By SFCfox2/4 09:23Wed Apr 2 09:23:26 2025In response to Set pieces Top of thread

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6 foot 5 Charlie Goode throwing it in the box too.

That gives me Harry Kane on corners for England vibes.

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By WASP (Original Mr Wasp)2/4 11:30Wed Apr 2 11:30:02 2025In response to Re: Set pieces Top of thread

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Should have got the Stockport manager to demonstrate a throw in

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