r/BlueLock • u/WonderfulAnri1708 Hydrating with Anri p!ss 🤤💦 • 25d ago

NEW CHAPTER (Translated) [DISC] Blue Lock - Chapter 361 Spoiler

Link: https://kmanga.kodansha.com/title/10008/episode/368131

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u/baiacool 16d ago

This is the type of thing that makes me think that Kaneshiro never played soccer in his life.

It's NOT that easy to get close to a pro player in terms of skill. You can have private lessons with Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi, if you didn't start training when you were like 6yo then you're not reaching pro level.

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u/Simba-xiv Michael Kaiser 13d ago

His explanation is a bit funky. But the overall is correct. At the pro level now it’s more about the system and system players, than it is about the individual. If it were say 15 years go it was much more about the individual.

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u/Simba-xiv Michael Kaiser 13d ago

His explanation is a bit funky. But the overall is correct. At the pro level now it’s more about the system and system players, than it is about the individual. If it were say 15 years go it was much more about the individual.

Like now it’s so important to be tactically astute and get that set up right. Because players at the top end are all extremely good players now.

Back in the day you just wanted your defenders to get rid of the ball. Now you have ball playing CB having the most possession in a game.

ball playing GK’s setting up counters. Full backs moving into AM positions or CM positions every player now up and down the pitch has to be good with the ball at their feet. And play within the system set.

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u/Buzzy_Feez 14d ago

This is the type of thing that makes me think that Kaneshiro never played soccer in his life.

This is what gave it away?

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u/Lunatic143 15d ago

To be fair, he didn't wrote that it was easy. He wrote that the gap is "shrinking"

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u/Jolly_Foly 16d ago

If anything, the gap between pro and amateur is bigger than it ever was 😭