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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 3139003, member: 1992"] L I want them to slow down a little and work on timing and control. I'd get it into their heads that initially I don't want speed but demand control. I think Seibold is wrong and right at the same time. He's right about game simulation and fatigue etc but for me, he's going about it the wrong way with his youngsters. The old crawl, walk thing. If he had more mature heads out there he could use his current approach but I think we need to rehearse at reduced speed until the team achieves a fluency building up as we become less clunky. As Two Set say, if you can play it slowly you can play it fast. Practice more deliberately and then fluency and control come with a slowly increasing rhythm. I'd love to disrupt the defences rhythm with a slower, almost stop start approach. A bit like when a team is up by 4 in the last 60 seconds and they get a fullset of six, nice and slow, safe and secure. Sure that's an exaggerated example and of course not exactly like that but slower and with control particularly on the fifth. [/QUOTE]

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