Athena
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« Reply #60 on: November 07, 2018, 10:25:19 am » |
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Although not unduly concerned but Fulham's approach to the game last night baffled me a little. I thought the idea of having these Premier teams U21 in the competition was to help them develop as players and I have no real problem with that. However thought it interesting that whilst Curle was on the touchline bellowing out instructions, guidance and encouragement all evening, for very long periods the Fulham technical area was totally empty with no one doing the same for them. Although it was a nothing game for them as they were already out of the competition why was not someone from their staff doing the same as Curle. I would have thought they should have treated the game as an important stepping stone for their lads regardless (and indeed at times they looked as if they needed some encouragement and/or technical guidance). I know coaching from the touchline is technically not allowed but it seems only reasonable that it should occur during this competition if the object is to improve players. I cant see however how the lack of anything from the Fulham staff on the side could have helped development of their players out on the pitch. Still good to get through the group - who would have thought that after losing so miserably to Wycombe in the first game.
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