Djöfullegt lesefni: 2015:08

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   Óli says

   13. mars, 2015 at 00:40

   Man einhver eftir því þegar Van Gaal var með Ajax og stillti varnarveggnum upp á frumlegan hátt? Í staðinn fyrir hefðbundinn varnarvegg voru menn á víð og dreif þannig að markmaðurinn sá alltaf boltann eða eitthvað. Er ég að ímynda mér þetta?

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   Tryggvi Páll says

   13. mars, 2015 at 13:16

   Þetta er rétt munað hjá þér. Hér er tilvitnun úr grein eftir Daniel Taylor sem er nr. 4 á listanum í þessum lespakka:

   „Van Gaal explains, for example, what happens when the opposition have a free-kick within shooting distance and it is an absolute conviction on his part that the usual method of defending these situations is the wrong one. His own method would mean Edwin van der Sar being instructed to stay in the middle of his goal, directly behind the defensive wall, rather than taking up one side in the way that goalkeepers are normally taught. The wall would then leave a crack for Van der Sar to get a clear view and, after that, Van Gaal would trust his goalkeeper not to be beaten.“

   Þetta er þó ekkert miðað við hugmyndir Van Gaal um hvað eigi að koma í staðinn fyrir vítaspyrnukeppni:

   „His vision for the future, Van Gaal’s Revolution, was published in Germany’s Kicker magazine in 2010 when he goes on to suggest penalty shootouts should be abolished and replaced by a change to extra-time rules so that each team has to remove a player every five minutes. After 95 minutes, 10 would play against 10. At 100 minutes, nine against nine. Then in the 115th minute the fun would really start and each team would remove three more to make it six on six. If the game were still level at 120 minutes, it would be next goal wins.“

   Skemmtilegar pælingar.

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