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Team changes:

Notes::

Weitere Variationen:
Sidesteps - Ball hochwerfen und fangen
Auf Zuruf erfolgt eine Richtungsänderung.
Andere Vorgaben z.B.: Den Ball seitlich mit
der Sohle mitziehen oder verschiedene Finten
einbauen.
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MATCH REPORT

Walsall 3 VS 2 Bradford

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COMPETITION WEATHER CONDITIONS

VENUE

DATE PITCH CONDITIONS

KICK OFF
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Walsall 3 TEAM SHEETS 2 Bradford

MANAGER - D. Keates MANAGER - D. Hopkin

NO PLAYER SUBBED GOAL RATING NO PLAYER SUBBED GOAL RATING

1 Liam Roberts 7 1 Richard O Donnell 5

6 Nick Devlin 5 38 Paul Caddis 85 6

35 Dan Scarr 5 6 Anthony O Connor 52 5

5 John Guthrie 5 22 Nathaniel Knight Percival 7

3 Luke Leahy 5 3 Adam Chicksen 5

2 Joe Edwards 46 6 16 Jacob Butterfield 5

15 Liam Kinsella 6 39 Lewis O Brien 85 6

29 Josh Gordan 84 41, 61 8 40 David Ball 6

10 Zeli Ismail 79 6 10 Jack Payne 5

11 Matt Jarvis 87 7 17 Billy Clarke 72 6

9 Andy Cook 4 9 Eoin Doyle 12 7

30 Isaiah Osbourne 79 5 18 Jermaine Anderson 5

36 Aramide Oteh 84 5 15 Kelvin Mellor 5

4 George Dobson 87 5 12 George Miller 5

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Walsall 3 FORMATIONS 2 Bradford

FORMATION 4-2-3-1 FORMATION 4-2-3-1

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PLAYER REVIEW

OVERVIEW PLAYER’S TECHNICAL & TACTICAL STRENGTHS

PLAYER’S TECHNICAL & TACTICAL AREA’S TO IMPROVE PLAYER’S PHYSICAL & MENTAL ATTRIBUTES
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PLAYER REVIEW

OVERVIEW PLAYER’S TECHNICAL & TACTICAL STRENGTHS

PLAYER’S TECHNICAL & TACTICAL AREA’S TO IMPROVE PLAYER’S PHYSICAL & MENTAL ATTRIBUTES
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PLAYER REVIEW

OVERVIEW PLAYER’S TECHNICAL & TACTICAL STRENGTHS

PLAYER’S TECHNICAL & TACTICAL AREA’S TO IMPROVE PLAYER’S PHYSICAL & MENTAL ATTRIBUTES
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DATE OF BIRTH: AGE GROUP:
COMPETITION:
SKILLS RATING: A- EXCELLENT B- VERY GOOD C- GOOD D-AVERAGE
E- NEEDS IMPROVEMENT N- NO BASIS FOR ASSESMENT
Match Situations
PHYSICAL SPEED OFF MARK/ QUICK FEET A B C D E N
QUALITIES AGILITY A B C D E N
PRESENCE A B C D E N
STRENGTH/ POWER A B C D E N
(TO DEAL WITH BODIES AROUND THEM)
TECHNICAL SET POSITION A B C D E N
QUALITIES BASIC HANDLING A B C D E N
SHOT STOPPING- RIGHT SIDE A B C D E N
SHOT STOPPING- LEFT SIDE A B C D E N
ONE V ONE SITUATIONS A B C D E N
CROSS TAKING A B C D E N
PUNCHING A B C D E N
RIGHT FOOT A B C D E N
LEFT FOOT A B C D E N
DEALING WITH BACKPASS A B C D E N
SHORT PASSING A B C D E N
LONG PASSING A B C D E N
THROWING SHORT A B C D E N
THROWING LONG A B C D E N
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION A B C D E N
QUALITIES COMPOSURE A B C D E N
BRAVERY A B C D E N
ABILITY TO PERFORM AFTER MISTAKE A B C D E N
DECISION CROSSES: WHEN TO CATCH OR PUNCH A B C D E N
MAKING BALLS BETWEEN DEFENCE & GK A B C D E N
SHOTS: WHEN TO CATCH/ DIVERT A B C D E N
STARTING POSITIONS A B C D E N
UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATION A B C D E N
THE POSITION SUPPORT A B C D E N
ORGANIZATION A B C D E N

GENERAL COMMENTS: Technical/ Tactical/ Physical/ Psychological

Overall Grade:

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Maidenhead United v Dover Athletic
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Walsall 3 VS 2 Bradford

SCOUT NAME

COMPETITION WEATHER CONDITIONS

National League Dry, sunny, calm

VENUE

York Road

DATE PITCH CONDITIONS

15/02/2019 Slightly worn / wet in places, but generally OK; significant slope from left to right
when viewed from Railway Stand.

KICK OFF

4pm
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Walsall 3 VS 2 Bradford

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GAME OVERVIEW

Whilst Maidenhead adopted a predominantly direct approach to this game, with all goal kicks hit long to either 17 or 27 (who would attempt to flick on to 17), they also
appeared comfortable in possession throughout the game, with 8 at the heart of much of their build-up play (more information on team shape and style in Tactics section).

Their goal came on the counter-attack, with 8 hitting a diagonal ball into the box from inside his own half (left to right) into acres of space, for 17 to run onto, collect on the
right side of the penalty area, run into penalty area under little pressure from the back-peddling defender, cut inside and finish with his left foot, possibly with help from a
deflection. The result definitely didn’t flatter Maidenhead – they were by far the better team, and could (and probably should) have scored more.
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Walsall 3 TEAM SHEETS 2 Bradford

MANAGER - D. Keates MANAGER - D. Hopkin

NO PLAYER SUBBED GOAL RATING NO PLAYER SUBBED GOAL RATING

1 Liam Roberts 12 1 7 1 Richard O Donnell 11 2 5

6 Nick Devlin 12 1 5 38 Paul Caddis 85 2 6

35 Dan Scarr 12 1 5 6 Anthony O Connor 11 52 5

5 John Guthrie 12 1 5 22 Nathaniel Knight Percival 11 2 7

3 Luke Leahy 12 1 5 3 Adam Chicksen 11 2 5

2 Joe Edwards 12 46 6 16 Jacob Butterfield 11 2 5

15 Liam Kinsella 12 1 6 39 Lewis O Brien 85 2 6

29 Josh Gordan 84 41, 61 8 40 David Ball 11 2 6

10 Zeli Ismail 79 1 6 10 Jack Payne 11 2 5

11 Matt Jarvis 87 1 7 17 Billy Clarke 72 2 6

9 Andy Cook 12 1 4 9 Eoin Doyle 11 12 7

30 Isaiah Osbourne 79 2 5 18 Jermaine Anderson 11 2 5

36 Aramide Oteh 84 2 5 15 Kelvin Mellor 11 2 5

4 George Dobson 87 2 5 12 George Miller 11 2 5

16 Insert Player 12 4 C 15 Insert Player 11 2 C

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Walsall 3 FORMATIONS 2 Bradford

FORMATION 4-4-2 RECENT FORM

A - Lost v (Swansea) A - Won v (Bournemouth) H - Won v (Arsenal)

KEY INFORMATION

Team selection has shown significant consistency in recent weeks: Starting XI

unchanged from previous league win against Leyton Orient; 9 of XI started win
against Borehamwood, and 10 of XI started loss against Wrexham. Stand out players
(Starting XI) – 8, 17, 27

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FORMATION 4-4-2 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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section to define the second half.

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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Carl Height: 183cm / Normal Build // League appearances this season: 32. Didn’t have a lot to do in the way of shot-stopping, but commanded his area well – he is a good physical
1 presence and is comfortable coming off his line to collect crosses in traffic. He has a strong kick from both ground and hand (can comfortably reach 15-20 yards over half-way).
Pentney (GK)

Height: 184cm / Normal Build // League appearances this season: 28 (1 goal) Tall and leggy, decent in the air but not the quickest. He is quite reserved in terms of positioning, and
Remy
2 tends to stay back alongside centre backs when his team attacks. Long throw threat – can comfortably reach the opposition penalty area from 10 yards inside their half.Description
Clerima (RB)

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SET PLAY ANALYSIS 1

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SHAPE
Defensive Shape

Out of possession they were compact and organised, dropping usually into either a
4-1-4-1 (with 5 as the anchorman in midfield) or sometimes even a 5-4-1 to create a
defensive overload for opposition goal kicks (see image above).

In this shape, 5 dropped into a RCB / 2nd RB position, to nullify the aerial threat of
Effiong, who at 190cm was significantly taller than all of Maidenhead’s back 4, but
not 5 (who is 191cm).

With Maidenhead’s Defensive Midfielder marking Dover’s most advanced player,

Maidenhead’s two CBs and RB (2) were always goal-side by a considerable
distance, which in turn made it difficult for Dover to get in behind them, even if they
did when the first header.

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relation to 2.
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SHAPE
Attacking Shape
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GENERAL ANALYSIS
OVERVIEW ATTACK DEFENCE

STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES
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GENERAL ANALYSIS
How many players do they have in midfield?

How deep do the flanks play? Attacking or defending?

How tall is the GK and how is he with crosses?

Does the GK throw the ball out and if so who is willing to accept it?

Do they build up from the back, through midfield or direct to the final 3rd

How well and early do they pressure the ball

Do they have any quick players

Do they have any aggressive players

Is there anyone frightened of a challenge

Were there any penalties and if so who took them and where did he place it

Is there anybody who did not play today that should have?
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NAME:
D.O.B. AND AGE GROUP:
ADDRESS:
TEL NO:
HEIGHT:
WEIGHT:
CLUB:
POSITION:
MANAGERS NAME:
TEL NO:
PLAYING AGAINST:
NO. TIMES SEEN:
TECHNICAL ABILITY MARKS 1-10
DEFENDER MIDFIELDER FORWARD
Ball Control Ball Control Ball Control
Heading Defensively Running with the ball Willingness to short
Defending general Attacking ability Closing down
Defending 1 v 1 Defending ability Heading
Tackling Heading Link up play
Long passing Long passing Passing
Short passing Short passing Running the channels
Right foot Right foot Right foot
Left foot Left foot Left foot
Total marks Total marks Total marks
90 90 90

TACTICAL ATHLETIC CHARACTER

ABILITY ABILITY
MARKS 1-10 MARKS 1-10 MARKS 1-10
Vision Pace Effort to win ball back
Awareness Sharpness Bravery – Physical
Movement off the ball Mobility Bravery – Mental
Body Strength Energetic
Work rate Leadership
Talkative
Competitive
Team player
Total marks Total marks Total marks
30 50 80

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