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Originally Posted by andyd
Nothing beats a player beating his marker getting to the byeline and pulling a cross at pace into the penalty area so hard to defend and most goals are scored from within the penalty area so more times your in it more chances to score.
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Fully agree with you Andyd!
I am always urging Sean Mac to get into this position.
I call it “The Golden Spot”……..A winger getting to the bye line with the ball, between six and twelve yards from the near post. Then cutting the ball back towards the penalty spot, takes the opponents goalie and centre backs out of play. Team mates running on to the ball just ten or twelve yards out and goals come direct from shots or deflections! We used to do it a lot years ago when we played with wingers who could beat full backs!
