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In response to "I agree that a close or low scoring game can be very exciting while a high scoring can be boring. That's all true. " by Krusty

It would mean a guy constantly in what we call in Brazil the "banheira": a scorer parked near the goal.

Posted by Marlowe Nov 27 '22, 07:18

Since scorers are, by and large, more skillful than defenders, it would probably mean that two defenders would be parked near him. That would try to avoid a quick ball coming from the other side being easily scored. But that would still be easier than trying to build a play.

In other words, it would be a constant attempt to Hail Mary.

All this is what generally happens with 10-year-old kids games.

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Maybe try getting rid of it outside of the box. I just read an interesting article that talks about what would likely happen and they do mention -- (edited) - Krusty Nov 27, 07:29 1
- Something similar has been used before here in the 1980s or 1990s, for a few seasons of our state championship. - Marlowe Nov 27, 07:46

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It would mean a guy constantly in what we call in Brazil the "banheira": a scorer parked near the goal.

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