New training regime..

• New training regime..
  Posted by citizenDJ on 09 Oct, 2010 12:08
• http://www.football365.com/story/0,17033,8652_6435487,00.html
  
  Pffft! 'Technical football' in the afternoons? Sounds a bit bloody modern, if you ask me.
• #1 Reply
  Posted by TimTheVillain on 09 Oct, 2010 12:11
• 'passing game'
  
  And about time too.
• #2 Reply
  Posted by Gareth on 09 Oct, 2010 12:42
• Wont do Petrov / Warnock / Downing / Carew or Dunne any harm to be fair.
  
   
• #3 Reply
  Posted by ktvillan on 09 Oct, 2010 12:55
• I'd have thoguht a combination of working on physical fitness and tehcnical ability was an obvious for any football club. 
  I wonder what they were doing before.
• #4 Reply
  Posted by VillaAlways on 09 Oct, 2010 13:26
• Quote from: ktvillan on 09 Oct, 2010 12:55

  I'd have thoguht a combination of working on physical fitness and tehcnical ability was an obvious for any football club. 
  I wonder what they were doing before.
  

  I'm not sure even MON knew that
• #5 Reply
  Posted by TimTheVillain on 09 Oct, 2010 13:42
• Quote from: VILLALWAYS on 09 Oct, 2010 13:26

  Quote from: ktvillan on 09 Oct, 2010 12:55

  I'd have thoguht a combination of working on physical fitness and tehcnical ability was an obvious for any football club. 
  I wonder what they were doing before.
  

  I'm not sure
  even MON knew that
  

  
  The long ball game is less tiring, Gabby was running onto those long balls and he's naturally fit.
  
  To take Spain as an example of how the game should b played, their team would have been extremely fit to keep passing and moving.
  
  I like the look of this.
  
  
• #6 Reply
  Posted by CJ on 09 Oct, 2010 13:45
• Quote from: ktvillan on 09 Oct, 2010 12:55

  I'd have thoguht a combination of working on physical fitness and tehcnical ability was an obvious for any football club. 
  I wonder what they were doing before.
  

  Kick and run in the morning followed by hoof and hope in the afternoon
• #7 Reply
  Posted by PaulWinch again on 09 Oct, 2010 13:47
• sounds good to me!
• #8 Reply
  Posted by Chris Smith on 09 Oct, 2010 14:23
• Sounds shit to me, glad I made the decision not to be a professional footballer. When do they get time for a game of snooker or a trip to the bookies.
• #9 Reply
  Posted by darren woolley on 09 Oct, 2010 15:08
• It sound's ok to me it can't do them any harm.
• #10 Reply
  Posted by TopDeck113 on 09 Oct, 2010 15:11
• Quote from: Chris Smith on 09 Oct, 2010 14:23

  When do they get time for a game of snooker or a trip to the bookies.
  

  
  Not to mention dalliances with prostitutes...
• #11 Reply
  Posted by Karl Bridges on 09 Oct, 2010 15:14
• I heard from a player that it was mainly running under the old regime. Not much ball work at all.
• #12 Reply
  Posted by Villa'Zawg on 09 Oct, 2010 15:22
• It's remarkable that we managed to acumulate the most point since the inaugral PL season and the Wembley trips wthout putting any effort into it. Just think how good we'll be now that we've started training as well.
• #13 Reply
  Posted by VillaAlways on 09 Oct, 2010 15:33
• Poor fitness levels although some of that can be attributed to lack of squad rotation caused us to collapse in March and cost us CL twice.So yes who knows what we can now achieve ??
• #14 Reply
  Posted by Andy_Lochhead_in_the_air on 09 Oct, 2010 15:48
• Quote from: TopDeck113 on 09 Oct, 2010 15:11

  Quote from: Chris Smith on 09 Oct, 2010 14:23

  When do they get time for a game of snooker or a trip to the bookies.
  

  
  Not to mention dalliances with prostitutes...
  

  
  And the afternoon drinking sessions