Football Positioning Help (Updated)

Question

Okay, Me (Tony) and my mate (Curtis) want to know where our best positions are, and also, who I play like.

Okay

Tony Info:

Foot: Right

Description:

I score about every 3 goals every 5 games, I am a playmaker and I can assist players with long range and short range passes, my shots are beautifully placed in the corners and I normally hit my shots very hard! I can defend but Marking players is not one of my good qualities.

I can dribble the ball, my first touch is much better than average, I am very skilful, I can use the okokcha flip and reversed and unreversed flip

flap on players. I score 7/10 of free-kicks that I take.

Curtis Info:

Foot: Right

Description:

I am very fast, my dribbling is decent, my crossing is average, my shots are quite hard, about 7/10 are on target, my short passes are good, my long range passes need improvement, im good in defence, my left foot is terrible, cant get any accuracy or power on it, my control is okay. 5/10 of my free-kicks are in the back of the net.

Thanks, please give detailed answers :)

Answer 1

Tony : U play like Kaka (AC Milan)

And i highly reccommend u playin as a centre attcking midfielder : )

Curtis : U play like rio ferdinand (Man United)

And i think u shud play defending midfielder : )

Answer 2

Tony:     Your strongest in the center, to inside forward.

Although IMO you would well be at home playing

Center half, you are the pivot man everything builds off of you.

Curtis: IMO you are a right side dominant Half back to

Fullback. My suggestion try some isolation exercises.

These force you to pass kick and dribble with your Left

foot predominantly. When you start you will feel like a

dolt because you have a weak left foot. It will improve.

I was forced in high school to use my left foot because

I turned my right knee and injured my

Hamstring/Gastrocnemius Muscle. I needed

to minimize the usage of my right foot. The coach put

me on the left side of the field and forced me to pass,

dribble and shoot with the left foot. Funny thing was

I found as the strength developed my shot with the right

foot started to bend to the right more, so shooting

became deadly from the top of the 18. Have fun

find a brick wall and just kick and practice with your left foot.

Answer 3

tony...

you sound like paul scholes (a couple of years ago).

you should play as a central attacking midfielder (if 5 in midfield) or as the second striker. This will mean you have enough behind you to let you play a fairly free roaming game and make use of the space without having to track back too much.

Curtis..

Sound a bit like Dirk Kuyt / a right footed ashley cole

you should play as a right back or wing back. Work on your crossing and with your pace could make a good right midfielder / winger. sounds like you've got pace to beat a player, or track back.