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Originally Posted by BentFishBoy  Oh god, I just checked the diagram and realised I missed the other MASSIVE assumption it's based on. I'm not sure how they play in Holland, um, actually, hang on, no I am sure how they play in Holland. Nobody, and I mean nobody, ever lines up to defend a free puck tighter than the team taking the free puck. It's just instinctive. No's 1 and 3 for the opposition will line up directly opposite no's 1 and 4 for the home team. That first pass is a wishlist, not a reality, unless you're playing a team that has no clues and is just staring at the puck all day begging to be spanked. |
You never played in first and second class and the junior division
But iff you did put the players in front off each other still they will lose.
The flicks puck comes down at the playing side from the player and he just has to swim after it were the oponent first has to turn. In that second you will get passed them..And the diagram stays in tact.