DOX
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Who Passes Backwards most often?
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CowInAComa
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depends what way you are facing.
Capoue, Mousa and Paulinho are always facing the wrong way.
Capoue, Mousa and Paulinho are always facing the wrong way.
TottenhamMattSpur
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What about sideways?
We look like a team of Ray Wilkins.
We look like a team of Ray Wilkins.
Spurs_Bear
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The range is far too short to really take anything from it.
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Is that just because we can't even complete our backwards passes?
theShiznit
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Doesn't really tell you much. As a possession side we will pass the ball 2/3 times more than a lot of teams on that list. so could still be passing the ball backwards more times in a game than them (17% of 300 passes as opposed to 13.5% of 600+ passes.
And backwards passes are the not enemy anyway, they can set up attacks too if passing back to a man with a path to a progressive pass, our passing speed and tempo is more of a problem.
And backwards passes are the not enemy anyway, they can set up attacks too if passing back to a man with a path to a progressive pass, our passing speed and tempo is more of a problem.
TottenhamMattSpur
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When do we do that lol?
DuDe
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Steve Perryman when he was in midfield. I used to call him the prince of the square pass.
Geyzer Soze
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I find that graph incredibly difficult to believe. Dembele's in our team ffs
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I raise you the legendary Skinny Sideways.
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