Austin Nyquist
Name: | Austin Nyquist |
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City: | Monroe |
Country: | United States of America |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organization:
Central Defender's responsibility is to provide cover to both of his outside defenders as well as aid in denying any penetrating balls through the middle and towards goal. He needs to be mobile to work across the penalty box as well as a vocal leader in organizing the team in when to push up or drop. He also has the opportunity to start the attack with good distribution. It is important that he acts responsibly as he is the last line of defense before the GK. If you commit you must win the ball. It is ok to contain and keep the play in front of you.
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Organization:
The outside defenders are required to provide pressure to the opposition's forwards. They must stay compact with the central defender and resist the urge to get drawn out too wide and far from the other two defenders. Teamwork amongst the three defenders is vital. These two players provide the initial width when the GK or central defender has the ball. Conservatively they will not go past half way but may also provide support when the ball is in the attacking third. It is important that they don't get caught behind the central defender or leave the far side of the field onsides. They must be hard working and intelligent when it comes to slidetackling.
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Organization:
The outside midfielders must be very hard workers in the fact that they opperate the entire length of the field. The majority of the time they will not defend inside the the goal width but are responsible for tracking back to defend the opposition's wide midfielder as well as providing crosses into the box in attack. The ability to cross and beat a defender 1v1 are key attributes as well as speed and endurance.
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Organization:
This player must be very good in the tackle and willing to be physical. he must read the game and intercept passes as well as break up attacks from the other team. He doesn't necessarily have to be the best on the ball but must be able to distribute short and simple to more technical players. He must be careful to not get caught too close to the defenders or too high up with the attacking midfielders. He must provide a balance between attack and defense. He is often the link that will connect the defense to attack and will often receive the ball off of one of the defenders.
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Organization:
These two players are the players who must creating goal scoring chances for the forwards as well as being good passers of the ball. They form a triangle with the defensive mid. and constantly look to be on the ball. Their movement must be good and they must look to play forwards whenever possible. Maintaining possession and aiding the buildup of attack is a big part of their job. They will often have the choice of playing wide, forwards, or dribble penetrating. It is ok for them to play back in order to switch the point of attack or keep the ball. Moreover, making good decisions through awareness if necessary. They essentially will operate from box to box and must be careful to not both get caught on one side, leaving the other completely exposed to a long ball.They provide the balance to the pressuring Cm and covering DM.
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Organization:
These two are responsible for scoring the majority of the goals for the team and must be very opportunistic when it comes to balls played in the box. They must be creative and willing to beat a defender 1v1 as well as playing with their back to goal. The timing and creativity of forward runs is important and knowing where the ball is at all times will give them the chance to capitalise on any half chance given. They need to be comfortable shooting with both feet and heading the ball. The two must also work together in that one will check to the ball while the other checks in behind. Don't get caught flat and maitain that connection with regards to distance (not too far where you can't play each other and not too close where the defenders can stay comfortably compact). They will normally opperate within the width of the penalty box. They will also be responsible for providing the intitial defensive pressure on the opposition's defenders and will channel the play into a predictable direction.
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Organization:
GK: Goalkeeper
CD: Central Defender
RD: Right Defender, LD: Left Defender
DM: Defensive Midfielder
CM: Central Midfielders
RM: Right Midfielder, LM: Left Midfielder
RF: Right Forward, LF: Left Forward