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Post by desmond on Dec 16, 2023 9:32:30 GMT
I wonder if any spurs' goals came from at pieces? Can't beat a bit of steve magic 🙃 both goals were open play. Sky did show him midgame. He's only been there about 48 hours remember He’s also at Forest not Spurs so unlikely he’d be involved in any Spurs goals.
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Post by atmosphere on Dec 16, 2023 9:35:14 GMT
both goals were open play. Sky did show him midgame. He's only been there about 48 hours remember He’s also at Forest not Spurs so unlikely he’d be involved in any Spurs goals. I presume as set piece coach you're in charge of coaching both attacking and defending set pieces.
Is that a full time job? How many hours a week are dedicated to set pieces?
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Post by mat1scfc on Dec 16, 2023 9:49:15 GMT
He’s also at Forest not Spurs so unlikely he’d be involved in any Spurs goals. I presume as set piece coach you're in charge of coaching both attacking and defending set pieces.
Is that a full time job? How many hours a week are dedicated to set pieces?
it's full time, Manchester city have 3 set piece coaches iirc
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Post by Imposter on Dec 16, 2023 10:15:55 GMT
both goals were open play. Sky did show him midgame. He's only been there about 48 hours remember He’s also at Forest not Spurs so unlikely he’d be involved in any Spurs goals. Unless he's an especially crap set piece coach 😉
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Post by timberwolf on Dec 16, 2023 10:23:38 GMT
He’s also at Forest not Spurs so unlikely he’d be involved in any Spurs goals. I presume as set piece coach you're in charge of coaching both attacking and defending set pieces.
Is that a full time job? How many hours a week are dedicated to set pieces?
You would hink this is just something thats a basic requirement in any player if they have reached the top of their profession. What next, a ball control coach or a shot blocking one.
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Post by desmond on Dec 16, 2023 10:53:17 GMT
He’s also at Forest not Spurs so unlikely he’d be involved in any Spurs goals. I presume as set piece coach you're in charge of coaching both attacking and defending set pieces.
Is that a full time job? How many hours a week are dedicated to set pieces?
Not sure how that would work unless you know in advance what set pieces the other side are going to deploy.
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Post by suedehead on Dec 16, 2023 11:04:40 GMT
The only set piece memory Rusk left behind was that ludicrous man lying on the floor behind a wall nonsense. As if loads of non-league players had the ability to slide a free kick under a jumping wall. One of the most ridiculous things I’ve ever seen at County.
I know I take the piss out of him but good luck to him. If he’s landing gigs like that then he’s obviously doing something right.
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Post by suedehead on Dec 16, 2023 11:05:07 GMT
He was still a car crash here though.
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Post by BWScarf on Dec 16, 2023 12:23:11 GMT
The only set piece memory Rusk left behind was that ludicrous man lying on the floor behind a wall nonsense. As if loads of non-league players had the ability to slide a free kick under a jumping wall. One of the most ridiculous things I’ve ever seen at County. I know I take the piss out of him but good luck to him. If he’s landing gigs like that then he’s obviously doing something right. Jordan Keane was on a podcast the other day talking about his coaching influences. Gushing about Jim, says he was the coach that made him take football seriously and realise little details matter. He mentioned thinking a throw-in is just a throw-in, but after time with Jim he’d come to realise there’s so much more to it. Praise too for Challinor, Millington at Halifax andGary Bowyer (his father-in-law). Interestingly though, he said Rusk’s training sessions were the most impressive he’s ever seen. Conceded it was a disaster here, but I think it’s probably an indication that Rusk is a very good coach. Just not a very good manager, here at least.
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Post by desmond on Dec 16, 2023 12:53:25 GMT
The only set piece memory Rusk left behind was that ludicrous man lying on the floor behind a wall nonsense. As if loads of non-league players had the ability to slide a free kick under a jumping wall. One of the most ridiculous things I’ve ever seen at County. I know I take the piss out of him but good luck to him. If he’s landing gigs like that then he’s obviously doing something right. Jordan Keane was on a podcast the other day talking about his coaching influences. Gushing about Jim, says he was the coach that made him take football seriously and realise little details matter. He mentioned thinking a throw-in is just a throw-in, but after time with Jim he’d come to realise there’s so much more to it. Praise too for Challinor, Millington at Halifax andGary Bowyer (his father-in-law). Interestingly though, he said Rusk’s training sessions were the most impressive he’s ever seen. Conceded it was a disaster here, but I think it’s probably an indication that Rusk is a very good coach. Just not a very good manager, here at least. Our throw ins have been rubbish for years though under all managers, even under Jim the only option ever appeared to be to throw it to Warburton, if he wasn’t on the pitch we looked bereft of ideas.
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Post by canterbury on Dec 16, 2023 13:23:39 GMT
The only set piece memory Rusk left behind was that ludicrous man lying on the floor behind a wall nonsense. As if loads of non-league players had the ability to slide a free kick under a jumping wall. It's not an ability is it, other than shooting low? The wall will collectively take its cue from when the ball is struck and aim to be as far off the ground as possible at the right moment, the free kick taker doesn't need to anticipate the right moment and time it right or have any particularly difficult skill.
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Post by Dids on Dec 16, 2023 14:33:25 GMT
He’s completely clueless
God knows how he keeps getting gigs
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Post by hedleyverity on Dec 16, 2023 14:42:14 GMT
It wasn’t just the management with Stevie though, I can’t see how under a good coach none of the squad improve and many go backwards.
Good luck to him, but set pieces coaches are just a sign of how nuts football has become, no wonder hundreds of millions are lost every year
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Post by HTC on Dec 16, 2023 14:44:08 GMT
He’s completely clueless God knows how he keeps getting gigs He’s not getting manager gigs, he’s getting coach ones. Being crap at one of those jobs doesn’t necessarily mean you’re equally bad at the other one.
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Post by Stranded Hatter on Dec 16, 2023 14:57:46 GMT
The only set piece memory Rusk left behind was that ludicrous man lying on the floor behind a wall nonsense. As if loads of non-league players had the ability to slide a free kick under a jumping wall. One of the most ridiculous things I’ve ever seen at County. I know I take the piss out of him but good luck to him. If he’s landing gigs like that then he’s obviously doing something right. Jordan Keane was on a podcast the other day talking about his coaching influences. Gushing about Jim, says he was the coach that made him take football seriously and realise little details matter. He mentioned thinking a throw-in is just a throw-in, but after time with Jim he’d come to realise there’s so much more to it. Praise too for Challinor, Millington at Halifax andGary Bowyer (his father-in-law). Interestingly though, he said Rusk’s training sessions were the most impressive he’s ever seen. Conceded it was a disaster here, but I think it’s probably an indication that Rusk is a very good coach. Just not a very good manager, here at least. I was not at all surprised when he mentioned that Challinor is a similar manager to Jim. Rusk is clearly a talented coach, but that doesn't mean he'll ever be cut out for first team management. Maybe he will be, but he certainly wasn't up to the challenge of managing an ambitious and financially backed club in the 5th tier.
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