Nottingham Forest head coach Sean Dyche shared his thoughts on long throw-ins, which are frequently used by modern football teams. He reflected on his personal experience in this subject.
According to Euro-football.ru, Dyche previously faced criticism regarding this, but now he mentioned that coaches are starting to be praised for it. Dyche: "Modern football is paying great attention to set pieces.
Recently, I participated in a podcast with Tony Pulis and Mick McCarthy. In the past, Tony used to be criticized for long throw-ins, but now he's being praised.
That's football: trends always change," as BBC quoted him. Dyche was appointed head coach of Nottingham Forest this week.
He replaced Australian Ange Postecoglou. Under his leadership, the team defeated Portugal's Porto club 2-0 in the Europa League.
The match took place last Thursday. Dyche's arrival began with an important result for Nottingham Forest.
The club management and fans are expecting further success from him in upcoming games. Dyche has previously worked at other English clubs and is considered an experienced specialist.
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