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Just listened to Alex Tettey on Soccer Saturday.  They had interviewed him after training at Colney.

 

To paraphrase, he said "there was no structure, just go out and play" and compared this to his training with Rennes where he said there was emphasis on possession.

 

No structure.......................go out and play!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

What the bloody hell are Hughton, Calderwood and Trollope running at Colney?  A playground?

 

What are these clowns doing?

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Anywhere i can hear the whole interview? I''m never happy with snippets of an interview as they can be taken out of context,to suit someones agenda or prejudice.

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When was this interview, as when the let fans watch before a game they often just ''go out and play''. I''m sure Hughton knows what he is doing. You guys need to relax! Lambert is gone, yes he may have been a genious but Hughton hasn''t been given a chance to prove himself or his team yet. Sit back and enjoy...

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[quote user="Steady On..."]I think the only way we''re going to get to the bottom of this is to ring up Neil Adams on Canary Call and ask him whats going on in training.[/quote]

 

neel durnt doo canhairy cawl henny moore.....

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[quote user="Mello Yello"]

[quote user="Steady On..."]I think the only way we''re going to get to the bottom of this is to ring up Neil Adams on Canary Call and ask him whats going on in training.[/quote]

 

neel durnt doo canhairy cawl henny moore.....

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I can''t believe someone on the pinkun forum has asked "Whats going on in training" It''s like christmas morning! What a gift!

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[URL="link"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqLsh9QtZMg[/URL]

 

We''ve been through this before guys! if NEIL doesn''t know whats going on in training NO-ONE DOES!!!

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[quote user="New Brunswick"]Sorry but have never been a fan of Calderwood or Trollope.[/quote]

Fair enough,pretty understandable when they were managers.But as we found out with Granty,some are better suited as number 2s or 3s.Lets hope it''s the case with these two.

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I remember players saying after the training camp in Germany, that the training was superb, very demanding, and that they did a lot of work on possession etc. So I guess the style and tempo is varied. Tettey has been at the Club for a week. It''s a bit disingenuous to seize on his remarks to criticise the whole management regime, or to back up an exisitng dislike.

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Just put this in the other thread about it. To me he seemed quite shocked and it indicated that it was unprofessional. His comments were there is no structure, in Rennes we concentrated on things like keeping possession but here it''s just go out and play.

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Yeah, that''s right - Hughton was coach/asst manager at spurs for 14 years, then managed Newcastle and Brum, yet doesn''t know how to do training. Obviously there is no ''context'' issue at all....

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Read this - I don''t think it is a criticism, merely a comment on how football is played over here....it is a fact that we don''t just do possession football in England, it is a mixture.

http://www.edp24.co.uk/sport/norwich-city-fc/new_norwich_city_signing_alexander_tettey_ready_to_make_his_mark_in_premier_league_1_1501339

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I prefer to see our flair players with their lovely one touch football at their best. I suspect that you can make players like machines, which may be effective but is a little boring. Barcelona I often find boring - short square passing  backwards and forwards, but they are more than redemmed by the flair and vision as they pass and dart on goal.

 

Having said that, perhaps what we lack at the moment is steadiness in front of goal, when we often blaze wide or high. Perhaps training on this among the strikers ought to be more widespread.

 

I can''t comment on general training, but they are watched and regularly CH refers to players having done well in training, and he expects some competition in these sessions, as players try to impress him and be picked for Saturday.

 

I would have to say that with eight players new when Tettey arrived, perhaps less directed training is needed until everyone knows others and their games. Now we are in the season, with known opponents coming along, more specialised training becomes necessary to try to counter the opposition, at least I hope so.

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