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Wanderers Ways. Neil Thompson 1961-2021

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Hello guys, can you tell about your club's football

Its Shite.

:D/

"Its Shite."

 

But it's our shite of which we should be proud !

 

i) every team wants a long throw-in specialist.

ii) even the top teams now play around at the corner flag if they are winning and there are only a few minutes to go.

iii) everyone goes in hard and tight against the top paid "don't hurt me hairstyle" players (thinking here of Arsenal !!!)

iv) All smaller clubs want success on a shoestring

 

Let's just say that we are trend setters!!!

:D

Dancing

In the last 5 minutes of every game in every competition, if a team is losing, they start throwing the big men forward and everything goes into the box, they scrap for every ball, hoping for that ONE lucky bounce to go their way and lead to the equalising goal.

 

We play that way direct from the kick off, while other teams are fannying about passing the ball in circles, going nowhere...

In the last 5 minutes of every game in every competition, if a team is losing, they start throwing the big men forward and everything goes into the box, they scrap for every ball, hoping for that ONE lucky bounce to go their way and lead to the equalising goal.

 

We play that way direct from the kick off, while other teams are fannying about passing the ball in circles, going nowhere...

 

=D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

 

Quality

In the last 5 minutes of every game in every competition, if a team is losing, they start throwing the big men forward and everything goes into the box, they scrap for every ball, hoping for that ONE lucky bounce to go their way and lead to the equalising goal.

 

We play that way direct from the kick off, while other teams are fannying about passing the ball in circles, going nowhere...

 

That is called POMO. Position of Maximum Opportunity. It was developed by a native of Bolton, Charles Hughes who was manager of the England Amateur Team. His family lived in Ladybridge and his father was my boss once upon a time.

In the last 5 minutes of every game in every competition, if a team is losing, they start throwing the big men forward and everything goes into the box, they scrap for every ball, hoping for that ONE lucky bounce to go their way and lead to the equalising goal.

 

We play that way direct from the kick off, while other teams are fannying about passing the ball in circles, going nowhere...

 

That is called POMO. Position of Maximum Opportunity. It was developed by a native of Bolton, Charles Hughes who was manager of the England Amateur Team. His family lived in Ladybridge and his father was my boss once upon a time.

 

Slight variation - Holding Onto Maximum Opportunity - is played by Everton.

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