Explain the following terms: classical front waist and modern front waist all-around full-back, traditional full-back.

The classic front waist was born in the early 1980s. At that time, the world football generally changed from 433 to 442, and then a large number of teams used diamond midfielders. Among them, the role of the front of the midfield middle road is the "front waist".

The first batch of pre-Taoists defined the role of "classic pre-Taoists", such as 1980 Schuster of the German team, such as Platini and Zico (and Socrates). They all have the following characteristics:

Beautiful dribble; Broad vision; A clever mind; Graceful footwork; Good at passing the ball like a scalpel; Inspiration overflows; Beautiful kicking makes people love it.

Of course, because things are not satisfactory, they are generally not very strong.

At one time, the front waist position was basically taken over by 10, such as Zico, Platini, Diego Diego Maradona (he is not classical, but he has all the skills of classical front waist), Haji (in Romanian team), Baggio (during his stay in Juventus, he ambushed behind Viali and Ravanelli) and valderrama (the Golden Lion King of Colombia, perhaps one of the slowest but most elegant masters in history). This later became semi-routine.

Therefore, Rui Costa and Argentine Diego Maradona II (Ortega, Riquelme, aimar, Tevez, Galado and aimar) wore 10 later.

But in fact, since Baggio, some people have been suspicious. That was in the early 1990s. It was already commented that Baggio was not the "commander" of 10, but the more aggressive No.9 striker, so he was called "No.9 and a half". This statement can actually be regarded as a public concept of "classical front waist": classical front waist not only needs elegance, skill and intelligence, but also needs a wider commander.

After the mid-1990s, double midfielders became popular and diamond midfielders became less and less. So the classical front waist found two ways to change careers.

First, 265438+4231popular in the early 20th century, double waist to ensure front waist+double wingers+single center. Of course, the problem is that the front waist needs to undertake more offensive tasks at this time.

The second is a routine played by France and Barcelona: double waist and double striker. Zidane and Ronaldinho are both in the name of wingers, but they all cut in the middle, leaving corridors for defenders to insert.

But later, because of the arms race of double waist meat grinder, few teams can tailor a band for a great front waist commander-so Riquelme is so great, but he can only succeed on a non-giant, such as a yellow submarine-so more commanders have to continue to change. Increase the running distance and range, put the front waist back (such as Pirlo), and the classical front waist will naturally decrease. This is also one of the more and more comprehensive trends of football. In fact, any sport is developing in this era of "increasingly blurred distinctive style", "narrower space and more and more important physical confrontation".

The modern front waist reduces the command, series connection, organization, passing and elegant in-situ planning, but increases the front waist of running range, breakthrough, attacking goal, covering edge and returning defense. Compared with the classic front waist,

The classic front waist was born in the early 1980s. At that time, the world football generally changed from 433 to 442, and then a large number of teams used diamond midfielders. Among them, the role of the front of the midfield middle road is the "front waist".

The first batch of pre-Taoists defined the role of "classic pre-Taoists", such as 1980 Schuster of the German team, such as Platini and Zico (and Socrates). They all have the following characteristics:

Beautiful dribble; Broad vision; A clever mind; Graceful footwork; Good at passing the ball like a scalpel; Inspiration overflows; Beautiful kicking makes people love it.

Of course, because things are not satisfactory, they are generally not very strong.

At one time, the front waist position was basically taken over by 10, such as Zico, Platini, Diego Diego Maradona (he is not classical, but he has all the skills of classical front waist), Haji (in Romanian team), Baggio (during his stay in Juventus, he ambushed behind Viali and Ravanelli) and valderrama (the Golden Lion King of Colombia, perhaps one of the slowest but most elegant masters in history). This later became semi-routine.

Therefore, Rui Costa and Argentine Diego Maradona II (Ortega, Riquelme, aimar, Tevez, Galado and aimar) wore 10 later.

But in fact, since Baggio, some people have been suspicious. That was in the early 1990s. It was already commented that Baggio was not the "commander" of 10, but the more aggressive No.9 striker, so he was called "No.9 and a half". This statement can actually be regarded as a public concept of "classical front waist": classical front waist not only needs elegance, skill and intelligence, but also needs a wider commander.

After the mid-1990s, double midfielders became popular and diamond midfielders became less and less. So the classical front waist found two ways to change careers.

First, 265438+4231popular in the early 20th century, double waist to ensure front waist+double wingers+single center. Of course, the problem is that the front waist needs to undertake more offensive tasks at this time.

The second is a routine played by France and Barcelona: double waist and double striker. Zidane and Ronaldinho are both in the name of wingers, but they all cut in the middle, leaving corridors for defenders to insert.

But later, because of the arms race of double waist meat grinder, few teams can tailor a band for a great front waist commander-so Riquelme is so great, but he can only succeed on a non-giant, such as a yellow submarine-so more commanders have to continue to change. Increase the running distance and range, put the front waist back (such as Pirlo), and the classical front waist will naturally decrease. This is also one of the more and more comprehensive trends of football. In fact, any sport is developing in this era of "increasingly blurred distinctive style", "narrower space and more and more important physical confrontation".

The modern front waist reduces the command, series connection, organization, passing and elegant in-situ planning, but increases the front waist of running range, breakthrough, attacking goal, covering edge and returning defense. Compared with the classical front waist, the modern front waist is more fierce, direct and decisive than Wen Xiu, a young literary commander and artist.

Traditionally, the position of full-back must arrange stable and reliable players. If the striker in the team is compared to Ferrari, the defender there is equivalent to Ford's Fox. People don't expect them to shine in generate, and their chances of attacking their opponents' half-court are limited. In scoring after the game, they are often the kind of players who score 6 points with 10. Generally speaking, there are not many opportunities to be noticed in a game. When talking about players like gary neville and Lee Dixon, people will talk about their defensive ability first, and their offensive instinct is always second.

However, in the past few years, this previously insignificant role has evolved into the darling of the current tactical system. There are several reasons for this great change. Jonathan Wilson, a tactician, believes that it is the formation of modern football that makes the full-back one of the most important positions on the field.

In the past, most of the attacks of a team were initiated after the midfielder received the pass from the central defender. But now it is common that there are three players in the middle of the midfield, which makes this third of the space in the middle of the stadium a battlefield. In addition, many teams adopt the full-court press tactics led by Barcelona, which means that the pressure on the midfield court is greater than before, and it also gives the full-backs the responsibility to organize the attack from the backcourt because they have the most time to get the ball.

The redefinition of the role of full-back has transformed many offensive players into full-backs. Alves, Coentrao, Marcelo, Alba, Gibbs, Ashley Cole, Mai Kong and Ward all started from attacking positions, but later they all became full-backs. When experts consider the characteristics of full-backs, they often mention their offensive ability first, and the performance of the defensive end becomes a secondary factor.

The increasing importance of full-back assists has also affected their value in the transfer market. The values of Alves (32.5 million euros), Coentrao (30 million euros) and Kolarov (20 million euros) are astronomical figures. These players are more useful when holding the ball, but they are often lacking in defensive tasks that are more in line with their duties. Many Irish fans are used to Ward's frequent loss of position, and he will definitely be the focus of the other side's care in the European Cup. Manchester City coach Mancini often chooses Sabarita instead of Kolarov because the latter's defense is not good enough.

It is worth noting that when Manchester United and Arsenal full-backs are injured and absent, they often choose offensive players like Kirklin and Valencia instead of bringing a central defender to their side. In fact, players in Arsenal's position have been injured many times this season, and many times the team has no suitable and reliable full-back candidates. During this period, their attack was greatly affected, because the backup full-back could not effectively bring the ball to the frontcourt and continue to insert assists. After the return of Sagna and Gibbs, Arsenal finally played their best this season, and both of them contributed to the team's success. They even scored goals in recent games.

Barcelona is another team that relies heavily on full-back attack. When watching their games, you can see that Alves and Abidar regularly appear in the frontcourt area. Alves has scored 4 goals and 8 assists so far this season. If he is a more traditional full-back, he will be proud to have such data throughout his career.

The increase of opposing wingers (that is, left/right wing playing right/left wing) also contributes to the rise of offensive full-backs. Take Robben of Bayern as an example. If this serious left foot who likes to cut the ball will move on the right wing, he will leave a lot of space for the right back behind him outside the court. It is no coincidence that this Bayern team often sends an attacking Brazilian Rafinha in this position.

The same is true of Barcelona. Messi and Alves' cooperation on the right is their invincible weapon. At Manchester United, Evra and ashley young on his right foot moved to the left. Teams that use offensive wingers need to arrange offensive full-backs on the same side to keep the formation balanced. When Sturridge of Chelsea is active on the right wing, if Ivanovic appears in the position of full-back behind him, then Chelsea's formation looks unbalanced. Ivan often has a lot of opportunities and space to get the ball in this offensive position, but he is not comfortable here.

When football increasingly emphasizes possession of the ball and counter-grabbing as soon as possible, the pressure in the middle of midfield is increasing, which makes the full-back undertake more tasks of organizing attacks. In recent years, the widespread use of anti-foot wingers also means that a good offensive full-back is an indispensable part of a successful team.