English football lacks technical ability and tactics

All I see when I watch the premium league is headless chicken running hoping to get a lucky position, no tactical awareness what so ever except for a few players (RVP, Romeu and Modric to name some).

So what CL winning side do you manage to be so wise?

Watch Arsenal.

Hell, as ugly as it sounds, watch City.

Chelsea is a work in progress and ManU has always been grinding out results since they don't have a midfield.

Erm, apart from that... there have been awesome matches this season, so I dunno what you're talking about.

Sterotype which should of died a long time ago.

This Stereotype needs to end

Rooney isn't technical? how about Downing? Adam johnson?

VibeTribe wrote:Stereotype is true.Foreigners in EPL bring the goods technique wise,the English just come up with an occasional fluke player like Gerrard or Wilshere.

occasionally fluke?

do you even know anything about english football.. they have always produce technical mids

tony currie, charlie george, bobby more, bobby charlton, dennis law and many more

oh and that stereotype reminds me of 2006 champions league, when arsenal got Juventus, Madrid and Villareal

everyone wa slike " english teams lack technique".. we all know how those games turned out to be

oh and rememberr Milan vs Arsenal in 2008 UCL?

yes they tried playing this stereotype BS, and we all know how it worked for them. Arsenal went to San Siro, with foriegn technique mixed with british speed, and milan could not handle

OP is a troll.

Therefore this thread is worthless.

aleumdance wrote:

VibeTribe wrote:Stereotype is true.Foreigners in EPL bring the goods technique wise,the English just come up with an occasional fluke player like Gerrard or Wilshere.

occasionally fluke?

do you even know anything about english football.. they have always produce technical mids

tony currie, charlie george, bobby more, bobby charlton, dennis law and many more

oh and that stereotype reminds me of 2006 champions league, when arsenal got Juventus, Madrid and Villareal

everyone wa slike " english teams lack technique".. we all know how those games turned out to be

oh and rememberr Milan vs Arsenal in 2008 UCL?

yes they tried playing this stereotype BS, and we all know how it worked for them. Arsenal went to San Siro, with foriegn technique mixed with british speed, and milan could not handle

I don't really agree with the statement than english are not technical, buy you do have to admit that they produce less technical players than other football powerhouses such as Netherlands, Italy, France, Brazil or Argentina.

aleumdance wrote:

VibeTribe wrote:Stereotype is true.Foreigners in EPL bring the goods technique wise,the English just come up with an occasional fluke player like Gerrard or Wilshere.

occasionally fluke?

do you even know anything about english football.. they have always produce technical mids

tony currie, charlie george, bobby more, bobby charlton, dennis law and many more

oh and that stereotype reminds me of 2006 champions league, when arsenal got Juventus, Madrid and Villareal

everyone wa slike " english teams lack technique".. we all know how those games turned out to be

oh and rememberr Milan vs Arsenal in 2008 UCL?

yes they tried playing this stereotype BS, and we all know how it worked for them. Arsenal went to San Siro, with foriegn technique mixed with british speed, and milan could not handle

The worst Milan side in twenty years? England is a big country and therefore it's bound to create a few technical players, however the English game itself lacks it, the "hoff the ball" tactics that almost all English team use is emphasize it.

And english_jewel, no I am not trolling.

Romeu among top 3 PL players with tactical awarness ? :lucas:

Hoof the ball tactics? Which teams have you been following?

Potential wrote:

aleumdance wrote:

VibeTribe wrote:Stereotype is true.Foreigners in EPL bring the goods technique wise,the English just come up with an occasional fluke player like Gerrard or Wilshere.

occasionally fluke?

do you even know anything about english football.. they have always produce technical mids

tony currie, charlie george, bobby more, bobby charlton, dennis law and many more

oh and that stereotype reminds me of 2006 champions league, when arsenal got Juventus, Madrid and Villareal

everyone wa slike " english teams lack technique".. we all know how those games turned out to be

oh and rememberr Milan vs Arsenal in 2008 UCL?

yes they tried playing this stereotype BS, and we all know how it worked for them. Arsenal went to San Siro, with foriegn technique mixed with british speed, and milan could not handle

The worst Milan side in twenty years? England is a big country and therefore it's bound to create a few technical players, however the English game itself lacks it, the "hoff the ball" tactics that almost all English team use is emphasize it.

And english_jewel, no I am not trolling.

you my friend need to watch more EPL cuz you are seriously trolling

Norwich have adopted passing the ball

West Brom started it last season

Swansea do it

Newcastle do it

Aston Villa started doing it

Fulham do it

Spurs do it

Arsenal have been doing it

Chelsea started passing the ball under AVB

so watch some f.u.cking EPL before you steretype

Wow for a league that is so universally despised, detested and hated by most on here, it sure is talked about a lot. Even more so than La Liga and Serie A

poolsupporter wrote:Hoof the ball tactics? Which teams have you been following?

he clearly has never seen an epl game in 10 years

Stop feeding the troll ffs my EPL buddies

His plan is working.

Hoof the ball tactics doesn't necessarily mean crossing it, it means moving the ball as fast as possible to the other team's box without an actual game plan, the only team that seems to actually have a plan is Arsenal. English teams need to watch Napoli to learn a little bit about how to counter attack, that's why MC was so deeply hurt by Napoli.

I don't think you actually know what hoof ball is........

So basically: Top 4 teams aren't what they used to be, the league is in shambles?

Potential wrote:Hoof the ball tactics doesn't necessarily mean crossing it, it means moving the ball as fast as possible to the other team's box without an actual game plan, the only team that seems to actually have a plan is Arsenal. English teams need to watch Napoli to learn a little bit about how to counter attack, that's why MC was so deeply hurt by Napoli.

you just exposed yourself there.. massively

Arsenal are now a more direct attacking team and don't do the "tiki-taka" passing anymore

infact its other epl teams that try it against us fulham succeeded, but west brom got raped trying it

love when trolls expose themselves

El Pipita wrote:

Lex wrote:I don't think you actually know what hoof ball is........

Kick and run football.

most EPL teams don't do that anymore

some of you here need to watch EPL games, as in honestly

I watched Chelsea vs Wigan today, pretty much the same football except with a noticeably higher line. You can call it kick and run football but we can agree that tactical awareness is the lowest of all the top flights.

The only hoofball teams in PL are Stoke, Blackburn,WBA and Aston Villa