Sgoater1 wrote:
What is this a question or is it actually oing to happen ?
I think its good for the big teams who have better squads but worse for the small teams. It will increase the divide the league even further.
For my club its pretty gonews cos i expect us to have a big squad next season so it will increase our options in games.
Cesc wrote:A long time overdue IMO. Serie A and La Liga have had this for a long time.
Maybe it will mean that the clubs with smaller squads can put more British talent on their bench.
Re: Seven subs for EPL teams next season by EM Seleção e Selecção Fri Feb 08, 2008 1:57 pm
Ade Alves wrote:Cesc wrote:A long time overdue IMO. Serie A and La Liga have had this for a long time.
Maybe it will mean that the clubs with smaller squads can put more British talent on their bench.
EPL catching up with the rest of Europe little by little
Ade Alves wrote:Cesc wrote:A long time overdue IMO. Serie A and La Liga have had this for a long time.
Maybe it will mean that the clubs with smaller squads can put more British talent on their bench.
Luis wrote:Ade Alves wrote:Cesc wrote:A long time overdue IMO. Serie A and La Liga have had this for a long time.
Maybe it will mean that the clubs with smaller squads can put more British talent on their bench.
Dark Savante wrote:Saints the difference would be like we have Danny Wellbeck who is 17 and given a squad no but it would be risk to start with him but he can be on the bench if the bench was 7 players as it would mean lesser risk.
There is alot of times when the player will get his chance more likely if he is on the bench rather then he isnt in the picture completely , we have lots of game where we can put a youngster on but couldnt as we havent put any there to give a chance , players can impress in these cameos , scraps and give a manager to see them in a real match situation which maybe leading to better chances like subs earlier in crucial periods or starts altogether.Huey wrote:Dark Savante wrote:Saints the difference would be like we have Danny Wellbeck who is 17 and given a squad no but it would be risk to start with him but he can be on the bench if the bench was 7 players as it would mean lesser risk.
And no offence to the lad but either he's worth a punt or he isn't. Sitting on the bench does nothing to aid a player's development.
Dark Savante wrote:There is alot of times when the player will get his chance more likely if he is on the bench rather then he isnt in the picture completely , we have lots of game where we can put a youngster on but couldnt as we havent put any there to give a chance , players can impress in these cameos , scraps and give a manager to see them in a real match situation which maybe leading to better chances like subs earlier in crucial periods or starts altogether.Huey wrote:Dark Savante wrote:Saints the difference would be like we have Danny Wellbeck who is 17 and given a squad no but it would be risk to start with him but he can be on the bench if the bench was 7 players as it would mean lesser risk.
And no offence to the lad but either he's worth a punt or he isn't. Sitting on the bench does nothing to aid a player's development.
At times its about risk , how much is the manager willing to take the risk if it results in loss of points , many managers today arent willing to take the chance it isnt about English youth, I have no doubt Simspon would have appeared more if he would have on the the bench but Fergie prefers O Shea who could replace a CB or FB not taking risk on Pique,Simspon.Huey wrote:Okay, try this one on for size - will this make it more likely that a promising youngster will simply sit on the bench all season rather than spending time on loan getting regular football at a smaller club?
Regardless, the problem isn't really about players getting time on the pitch, it's about them being too Cr@p to begin with due to poor coaching.
Dark Savante wrote:At times its about risk , how much is the manager willing to take the risk if it results in loss of points , many managers today arent willing to take the chance it isnt about English youth, I have no doubt Simspon would have appeared more if he would have on the the bench but Fergie prefers O Shea who could replace a CB or FB not taking risk on Pique,Simspon.Huey wrote:Okay, try this one on for size - will this make it more likely that a promising youngster will simply sit on the bench all season rather than spending time on loan getting regular football at a smaller club?
Regardless, the problem isn't really about players getting time on the pitch, it's about them being too Cr@p to begin with due to poor coaching.
Simple as that , if the players arent ready they will be sent on loan if the manager thinks they are ready/almost ready but can they handle the pressure then what he cant take a risk he isnt willing to , the player get sold after few loans G Rossi being an example.
He was sold because he wanted to as he couldnt see many opportunities to play as Rooney , Tevez , Saha were infront of him , he wouldnt be on a 5 man bench that is why.Huey wrote:Dark Savante wrote:At times its about risk , how much is the manager willing to take the risk if it results in loss of points , many managers today arent willing to take the chance it isnt about English youth, I have no doubt Simspon would have appeared more if he would have on the the bench but Fergie prefers O Shea who could replace a CB or FB not taking risk on Pique,Simspon.Huey wrote:Okay, try this one on for size - will this make it more likely that a promising youngster will simply sit on the bench all season rather than spending time on loan getting regular football at a smaller club?
Regardless, the problem isn't really about players getting time on the pitch, it's about them being too Cr@p to begin with due to poor coaching.
Sure, though that's also about O'Shea having a lot more experience. It's not as though Pique hasn't played in all the position O'Shea has, and Simpson can play on either flank.
O Shea is experienced in playing many position in EPL , Pique isnt , the risk thing it is.
Simple as that , if the players arent ready they will be sent on loan if the manager thinks they are ready/almost ready but can they handle the pressure then what he cant take a risk he isnt willing to , the player get sold after few loans G Rossi being an example.
I thought Rossi was sold because Fergie thought he wasn't suited to the league but was too talented to let go to waste getting half a dozen league/FA cup games a season for Man U.
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