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Mickael2:
When you talk about technical players why would you put Ronaldinho ahead of Pirlo? Not to talk of Xavi and Iniesta? Dude, I am going to drop this but just know that saying Ronaldinho is more technical than even Busquets means you do not understand the term at all.

Ronaldinho is more technical than all those players your listed. From dribbling technique, to shooting technique, to passing technique etc overall aggregate, Ronaldinho is far technical.

Mickael2:
I am certain you read where I said even the ones that can dribble will rather just pass the ball around.

Anybody who, in this modern world, believes dribbling is the most important thing in football is lost. How many midfielders in Liverpool's team can dribble? None. How many for Barca? None. Football is now concerned with what you can do with the ball, how you manipulate the ball, I really don't know what else to tell you but if you believe that dribbling means technicality then goodluck

You mean Salah, Mane, Keita, Messi, Suarez, Coutinho etc no sabi dribble!?

Tell me you are joking.

Dribbling is the main technique in football. This is a know fact all over the world. Nothing like goodluck.

Mickael2:
No matter how good your tactics are, if you don't have technical players to implement the tactics you are gone.

How many technical players Chelsea take win UEFA champions League?

How many technical player dey Atletico Madrid get?

Mickael2:
No matter how good your tactics are, if you don't have technical players to implement the tactics you are gone.

It doesn't change the fact that dribbling is the main technique. Others can be learnt.

The reason Ronaldinho remains the most technical player in the world in this modern era.

Mickael2:
Bros, dribbling is not the main technique not even close. What AIG listed is what you mean by technique.

When Barcelona is termed a highly technical team it is because of their ability to pass well, move well and break defences by doing exactly what the coach wants. How many technical players can dribble? Xavi? Pirlo? Iniesta? Busquets? Even those that can dribble would rather just use passes and kill you, that's technicality

It is. You mean Iniesta, Xavi and Pirlo can't dribble!?


Basic techniques in Football

Playing football is a fun thing and it also nourishes our body. Many people who make football as a hobby, and there is also a make as a profession. To be able to play soccer well, you have to master basic technique in soccer. When cuman rely on speed is not enough. So what are the techniques in football?

Dribble

Dribbling in soccer is the main thing. Because dribbling is one of the basic techniques in football. The foot used in dribbling equals the foot used to kick the ball. The dribbling aims to approach the distance of the targets, passing through the opponent and blocking the game. Spilling fundamentally is isolated into two: shut spilling and speed spilling. Shut spilling is finished with full control over the ball, done when the ball is not by any stretch of the imagination safe from our adversary.

In shut spilling, the ball can not be more than 1 meter before our feet. The speed spilling just has one course: speed.

At speed spilling, we spill with a keep running as quick as could reasonably be expected. Should be possible by kicking the ball forward then we seek after as hard as could reasonably be expected. Be that as it may, the requirements, we are totally free from the adversary's request


https://steemit.com/sports/@mirzasaputra/basic-techniques-in-football

AIG07:
you think all that is to football techniques Is dribbling.

What happens to BALL CONTROL, PASSING, SHOOTING, CROSSING? These are the techniques in soccer and the Germans are better.

The only above Average SFs technical player is Ordega. Then this young girl Okeke

Dribbling is the main technique while others you listed can be learnt. They are basics.

All our players have all these basic techniques you listed though at different levels but it's not all that is needed to win games. Tactics remains the advance level and the most important for winning games.

Barcelona Vs Chelsea 2012 semi final

Technique Vs tactic.

denniece1:
Wendie renhard of France is the tallest (187cm). But on the Average, the Germans are taller.

Okay na thanks

Prectega:
Oshoala should come from the bench this time....
Who's Ebi's replacement

That's the major problem. The coach went with only 5 defenders. Two are out, remaining 3.

AIG07:
No, Technical.

The French Taller? I don't think so.
Are you comparing the height of the French to the Germans or what?

You mean the Germans can dribble and has good techniques? Huh!

Tactics wins games nowadays not techniques.

I thought the French has the tallest in the tournament?

hardtoget:
Africa's showpiece tournament is right around the corner and in preparation, we have compiled a combined best XI and a bench that could definitely give the world's best a run for their money.


The central midfield and attacking areas are particularly strong with Thomas Partey settling for a substitute's role. With Joel Matip not in the fold for Cameroon, who takes his place in the heart of the defence? Here goes! We've selected a 4-2-3-1 and a talented bench of seven substitutes.

Bear in mind that we have selected players that have featured prominently for their club's first team wherever possible.

Who makes your team and who gets axed?

GK: Andre Onana (Cameroon)


The Cameroonian stopper came through the Barcelona ranks but was allowed to slip through the cracks.

The 23-year-old has been outstanding for Ajax this season and made outstanding saves in their memorable semifinal clash in the Champions League against Tottenham.

There might well be a high-cost auction for his signature come the transfer window.

RB: Serge Aurier (Ivory Coast)


The Tottenham full back was a part of the team that lifted the Africa Cup of Nations in 2015.

He left Paris Saint-Germain for Spurs two years later in 2017, but isn't exactly a fan favourite in north London and played just 17 times all season in 2018/19.

However, he is still a top-level, experienced right back in the prime of his career at 26.

CB: Mehdi Benatia (Morocco)


Benatia has had a somewhat nomadic career but with clubs like Roma, Bayern Munich and Juventus under his belt, he's one of the most experienced centre halves at the tournament.

Alongside Hakimi and Wolves star Romain Saiss, Morocco have the pick of the tournament's defences.

CB: Kalidou Koulibaly (Senegal)


K2, his nickname because of his imposing height, has attracted interest from clubs around Europe for the past few seasons.

Napoli's second-place finish in Serie A this season has been in part down to Koulibaly's excellence and consistency.

He's made 34 starts in 36 league outings and has become composed on the ball, an area that he has developed in the last few years, to supplement his aerial dominance and aggression. The complete package defender.

RB: Achraf Hakimi (Morroco)


On-loan from Real Madrid, the 20-year-old Moroccan is highly regarded around Europe for his versatility and it's not hard to see why.

He's got two goals and seven assists this season for the German side in all competitions this season, from an unfamiliar left-back role.

His natural right back position is where he slots in here, and watch out for him next season where he will be staking a claim for Dani Carvajal's right back spot at Real.

CM: Thomas Partey (Ghana)


26-year-old Partey is the quintessential Diego Simeone player, tough and relentlessly hard-working.

A defensive midfielder with Atletico Madrid, he often plays a more advanced role for his country and has seven goals in 17 appearances, since his debut in 2016.

CM: Naby Keita (Guinea)



Keita's big money move to Liverpool hasn't exactly worked out as many expected just yet.

However, he had begun to show glimpses of his best form before injury ruled him out of the Reds' run-in.

A dynamic all-action engine-room star, Keita made the Bundesliga Team of the Season in 2017 and the CAF Team of the Year in 2018.

CM: Hakim Ziyech (Morocco)


Moroccan star Ziyech stunned the world with his tally of 19 goals & 15 assists across all competitions this season, and he was the driving creative force behind Ajax's amazing season.

It's unlikely that he will be at the Dutch club next season, with offers for his services streaming in from all quarters.

But no one will ever forget his silky combinations with fellow left-footer Dusan Tadic and that improvised strike against Spurs after another typically flowing Ajax team move. One wonders where Ziyech will be playing his club football next season.

CF: Mohamed Salah (Egypt)


Last season's Premier League player of the year had a slow start to 2018/2019 but he ended up as a joint-winner of the Golden Boot with 22 goals, sharing the award with two other African stars also in this team.

Salah scored memorably against Chelsea in the Premier League and is a popular figure in the dressing room at Anfield. Mo Salah is now a Champions League winner with Liverpool and he netted in the opening stages of the final.

RW: Riyad Mahrez (Algeria)


The 2016 PFA Player of the Year hasn't hit the heights of three years ago when he spearheaded Leicester's fairytale charge to the Premier League crown, but he remains a highly dependable operator and a man often selected by Pep Guardiola in big games for Manchester City.

We've selected him here on the left, despite his preferred position being off the right flank to cut in with that wand of a left foot. Mahrez should be fit and raring to go and that's bad news for Algeria's opponents in Group C namely Kenya, Senegal & Tanzania. It looks like a group of death.

LW: Sadio Mane (Senegal)


Arguably Liverpool's most important attacker this season, Senegalese star Mane has knitted it all together in 2018/2019 and become the complete package.

Often a lack of consistency would be one criticism levelled at the wide man, but his 22 goals this season have earned him the Golden Boot in England and the respect of many defenders. He's also now another African Champions League winner and there's no wonder Real Madrid is rumoured to have registered an interest in the scintillating Senegalese star.

Combined XI


Substitutes bench

Dennis Onyango (Uganda)

Kwadwo Asamoah (Ghana)

Victor Wanyama (Kenya)

Wilfried Zaha (Ivory Coast)

Idrissa Gueye (Senegal)

Nicolas Pépé (Ivory Coast)

Mbwana Samatta (Tanzania)

What do you think of the team, Nairaland/thickmatch managers? Lols



See more here https://thickmatch.com/afcon-combined-xi-trident-salah-mane-mahrez-3-morocco-internationals-included/

If Ndidi is not their, it's a very useless list.

AIG07:
The Germans do not need to be at their best to wreck havoc on African sides.

1.They are more technical than an average African side
2..They are taller. So expect them to keep whipping crosses into the box through out the 90mins of action
3.They are more dangerous on the set pieces. If they can't break you from open play, they will take advantage of Corners and free kicks.

Finally, not forgetting, they just whooped the ass of SA.

Do you mean tactical?

By the way, France has taller players but they did nothing against us.

comodo:
Find beta pills take now oh. Saturday is loaded with enough tensions both from male & female. For me I don dey soak my leg inside water already.

Body don come down na.

There will be no more tension watching them against Germany. Anyhow anyhow, no wahala.

For the male, it depends on how they play. That will determine my reaction.

PDPGuy:
The SF could line up this way, tomorrow:

——————Nnadozie————-

——-——Ohale—-Ebi—-Okeke——

—Ordega—-Nwabuoku—Ayinde—Uchendu—-

————————Ajibade——————

——-—-Oparanozie—-Uchenna Kanu——

This formation na to chop goals. Besides, is Oshoala not fit for the game?

elyte89:
It depends on d situation


Cos if d Germans re leading by 2-nil,without no hope of equalizing, den no point watching d 2nd half

We go just concentrate on eagles match jejely

But from what I av read so far abt d Germans on this thread dt,dey re not dt gud,I hope it turns out dt way,


Cos d Germans I knw,are a strong female footballing nation

Dem good die but beatable.

Mickael2:
We no go watch first half be that

Second half.

jihday:
when it was still 16 nations

Does it change the fact that Nigeria reached the quarter finals?

Humility017:
oga forgiveness leave me.
had it been we lost this night won't have been able to sleep....
my heart was beating fast than normal...
especially during that penalty.

Why you con dey attack me na?

I am not settled as I dey so.

iSlayer:
1999?

Na part of am.

iSlayer:
Seems this is actually the first time the Nigeria Female Team qualifies for the knockout stages. Damn. Dennerby has taken on a special status in the Nigeria football scene. He will be argued about as a legend in years to come.

We don reach quarter finals before.

Humility017:
and so what....Germany and Japan are not that strong at this world cup...
they're beatable

Who said they are not beatable?

Nigeria Vs Germany loading.

Truidstar:
Yet people go dey form critic for here. We love Nigeria die.

As you can see.

We are through......

We are out.

Abeg, make we forget. After Thailand removed the girl with blonde hair, their attack became blond.

See as people dey look. Tension don wound people here.

Phew!

Earthquake3:
Thailand defenders don't know what is offside trap

It's better not to watch the match than develop heart attack.

iSlayer:
You're laughing but you want to cry?

I no know which one make I do.

Thailand looks like basket but I wanna console myself with....hey! Thailand played against two former world champions. It was expected they got beaten.


Sorry, Sweden never won it but they came second and third on two occasions.

BarryLondon007:
Remember he is a shareholder in English football
We’re yet to contribute to Nigerian football
Just our hypocrite opinions

Then start to contribute.

A shareholder denied English entry visa.

iSlayer:
A run for their money and yet got walloped 5-1? What you on brah?

BarryLondon007:
You should say that to your Nigerian football federation
We’re only spectators

Is Abrahamovic English FA?