The team that wins the throw in should have an advantage but is actually at a disadvantage in many cases as they have one less player to fight for the ball after the throw in. This constantly slows the game down.

  • DrRushDrRush@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    At one team I played we were super cynical two seasons in a row with one coach. If we ever felt like it was a risk to pass the ball we would just hit it out for a throw in as close as possible to the opponents corner flag. Our press was intense and it often was easier to create chances from their throw in then by our own (shitty passing). Those two seasons we conceded 16 and 10 goals in a 22 matches league. Throw ins for sure be a disadvantage, if close to own goal.

  • I_am_Reddit_Tom@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    What would you do to restart after the ball goes out of play? Throwins can be useful in the attacking half as you can’t be offside from one.

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    1 year ago

    I think there could be some advantages for throw ins, it’s an opportunity for a set play, but I don’t see that as much as I would like. I am in the US and when I coached I found this was the time to have set plays, which I see in corner kicks, but not so much on the 2 I mentioned. Too often I see throw in and goal kicks go to the opposing team.

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    1 year ago

    I think the team managers should throw it in. That would be entertaining and address one of your concerns.

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    1 year ago

    Bruh. There are 10 players in the outfield, one extra can always come to receive the throw in or defend the ball from opposite team.

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    1 year ago

    By that logic what’s the point of free kicks if you have one less player to attack the ball? 😂

    The point is to have the vision and execution to get it to a team mate in space who will progress the ball.

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      1 year ago

      When it’s kicked into the stands, the fans should be able to throw it back in. With the lucky fan trying to get it back to his own team. Rival fans may try to wrestle the ball away first and throw it to their player instead. If the ball doesn’t return to the pitch in 10 seconds, all of the seats in the stadium become electrified until it does.

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    1 year ago

    This post is hilarious.

    OP is a Liverpool fan. Liverpool were the first team in the Premier League to hire a throw-in coach (Thomas Gronnemark) and he worked at Anfield for 5 seasons until being let go over the summer.

    But now throw ins are pointless?