Corner - Revision history

Para Para at 21:25, 9 November 2020

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-The '''Corner''' [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “''A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header''”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.
+A '''Corner''' in Hattrick is a [[special event]], nor a [[regular chances|regular chance]], nor related to [[Set Pieces|direct free kicks]].
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Dzsoo at 14:48, 17 May 2012

2012-05-17T14:48:37Z

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	The '''Corner''' [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “''A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header''”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.		The '''Corner''' [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “''A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header''”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.

EchoMan: Changing to correct link

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Go wiles: category

2008-09-03T20:38:15Z

Go wiles: See also

2008-08-18T17:21:30Z

SassineFC: categorized

2007-03-14T03:20:42Z

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	The '''Corner''' [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.		The '''Corner''' [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.

	~~''based on an article by Elgard''~~		[[Category: Game Concepts]]

Oligarf at 20:40, 8 January 2007

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	The Corner [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.		The '''Corner''' [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.

	''based on an article by Elgard''		''based on an article by Elgard''

Oligarf at 09:24, 5 February 2006

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	The Corner special event consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.		The Corner [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.

	''based on an article by Elgard''		''based on an article by Elgard''

Oligarf: Information on the Corner special event

2006-01-29T09:08:26Z

Information on the Corner special event

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The Corner special event consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.

''based on an article by Elgard''

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	[[HTs on Global/Corner Kick]]		[[HTs on Global/Corner Kick]]
	[[Category: ~~Game~~ Concepts]]
			[[Category: Match Concepts]]

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	The '''Corner''' [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate ~~header”~~. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.		The '''Corner''' [[special event]] consists of more than one part. An example of a corner event is “''A well placed corner kick from Matt Mattson was followed by Jack Jackson’s hard but accurate header''”. It's not known how a corner is triggered; the rules don’t mention it and there has never been any pattern noticed as to how they happen. However once a corner is triggered it consists of two parts. First your set piece taker must have sufficient [[set pieces]] to take a “good” kick, and then the receiving player must have sufficient [[scoring]] to put the ball in the net, just like with [[Technical]] and [[Special_event\|Winger]] events. However the number of [[Head]] specialists also indirectly figures into the equation here. The rules state: The higher the number of Head specialists in your team, and the lower the number of Head specialists among your opponents, the better your chances to score. Having no Head specialists at all will make you very weak at defending against corners and very weak at scoring on your own corners. So while it does not matter if the player scoring on a corner has head or not, the number of head specialists on your team and the opposing team modifies your overall chance of a successful corner.

			== See Also ==
			[[HTs on Global/Corner Kick]]
	[[Category: Game Concepts]]		[[Category: Game Concepts]]