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RichR
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I'm not the biggest of football fans but since Stoke have gone up into the premiership, I've been watching their progress.

Seeing a few comments on 606 etc, whats your opinion of Rory Delap's throw ins, which clearly helped Stoke score their two goals yesterday against Everton.

[Edited on 15-09-2008 by LiVe LeE]
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All about playing to your strengths, spot on, only wish they managed to hold on for the draw
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As long as its of no use to them this weekend then fair play to them for playing to their strength!
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yeah hes a shite player tho lol! i never saw he touch the ball apart from the throw ins,
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It's a unique skill, and IMO there's nothing wrong with it. Fair play to Stoke for using it.
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quote:
Originally posted by Nath
It's a unique skill, and IMO there's nothing wrong with it. Fair play to Stoke for using it.


Dave Challinor formerly of tranmere was a bit of a specialist at this too

He holds the record for longest throw, he did it infront of a crowd locally at a 'show' iirc over some cars or something
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Agree with the previous comments, it's not nice to watch, but it does the job for them, so fair play, to be honest i don't see how other teams struggle to deal with it so much, you know exactly whats gonna happen, you should prepare for it during the week.
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.... its the same as a free kick or corner, dead ball specialists doesnt always mean you can take a free kick
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Originally posted by Cavey
Agree with the previous comments, it's not nice to watch, but it does the job for them, so fair play, to be honest i don't see how other teams struggle to deal with it so much, you know exactly whats gonna happen, you should prepare for it during the week.


why is it not nice to watch? agree with you on teams are going sus us out though! but tbh everton would have worked on it in the week and still couldnt handle it
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they know exactly whats gonna happen when they give man utd a free kick about 25-30 yards out and ronaldo is on the pitch.. they dont stop him scoring

[Edited on 15-09-2008 by Russ]
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they know exactly whats gonna happen when they give man utd a free kick about 25-30 yards out and ronaldo is on the pitch.. they dont stop him scoring

[Edited on 15-09-2008 by Russ]


Don't be silly Russ That would be like saying, teams know exactly what Fernando Torres is going to do, so they always stop him from sco..... hold on
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Its not that easy to defend if the guy on the other end is strong and good and jumping etc, if they are in the right position first especially.
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Originally posted by Carl
Its not that easy to defend if the guy on the other end is strong and good and jumping etc, if they are in the right position first especially.
exactly

and they have a couple of very big lads, like olifinjana, he is what comes out if you shave all the hair of chewbaca
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I can take a mean throw in (not as far as Delap but still pretty impressive) and take all ours on a Sunday from anywhere near the other teams penalty area. Scored 2 goals from them on Sunday so they are deffinatly a good source of attack

 
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