PinnerPaul
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I've seen a few teams in the WWC now, line up 2 or 3 attackers in front of the wall, with maybe 1 player 'outside' the wall, if that makes sense.
Certainly seems to affect visibility of both the wall and gk. Can see this being used extensively in the men's game.
I bet coaches are thinking 'Why didn't we do this before?'
Seems to be potentially more effective than the now forbidden men IN the wall.
Certainly seems to affect visibility of both the wall and gk. Can see this being used extensively in the men's game.
I bet coaches are thinking 'Why didn't we do this before?'
Seems to be potentially more effective than the now forbidden men IN the wall.