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Jed Davies

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Head of Youth Development & First Team Assistant Coach @hfxwanderersfc | Yma o Hyd 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇨🇦 | "Pienso fútbol, hablo fútbol, leo fútbol..."

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“There is always a free man. Always. You know why? Because there is always the solution to give the ball to the goalkeeper. When the match begins, we are eleven against eleven, but when you have the ball, there are ten of you that want to take it, not eleven.” — Xavi Hernández - Page 81, 'ball (2026) available from or Amazon

“There is always a free man. Always. You know why? Because there is always the solution to give the ball to the goalkeeper. When the match begins, we are eleven against eleven, but when you have the ball, there are ten of you that want to take it, not eleven.” — Xavi Hernández - Page 81, 'ball (2026) available from or Amazon

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"The players who have the capacity to rotate quickly (on their first touch) and change direction are the players who are the most successful in the modern game" - Arsene Wenger

"The players who have the capacity to rotate quickly (on their first touch) and change direction are the players who are the most successful in the modern game" - Arsene Wenger

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"Guardiola expressed the same idea from a different angle. “There are two kinds of coaches,” he said, paraphrasing Lillo, “those who begin their attack from their own penalty box and those who begin it when their rivals take their goal kick.” The line is often read as an argument for pressing. It is also an argument about the build-up. If you begin your attack from your own penalty box, you must be able to read the opponent’s shape from the first pass and know, before the ball has crossed the halfway line, which route forward the opponent has made available." - Page 50, 'ball (2026) available from or Amazon

"Guardiola expressed the same idea from a different angle. “There are two kinds of coaches,” he said, paraphrasing Lillo, “those who begin their attack from their own penalty box and those who begin it when their rivals take their goal kick.” The line is often read as an argument for pressing. It is also an argument about the build-up. If you begin your attack from your own penalty box, you must be able to read the opponent’s shape from the first pass and know, before the ball has crossed the halfway line, which route forward the opponent has made available." - Page 50, 'ball (2026) available from or Amazon

21,523 views • 19 days ago

"To get to the opponent's penalty area faster does not mean playing better. Playing better is getting there with better conditions." - Xabi Alonso (Page 47, Chapter 3)

"To get to the opponent's penalty area faster does not mean playing better. Playing better is getting there with better conditions." - Xabi Alonso (Page 47, Chapter 3)

12,741 views • 1 month ago

Lorenzo Callegari free kick vs Vancouver FC this weekend for Halifax Wanderers FC

Lorenzo Callegari free kick vs Vancouver FC this weekend for Halifax Wanderers FC

20,976 views • 2 months ago

“There are two ways to beat the opponent: I overpower or I surprise. If I have to overpower, it’s because I gave them the possibility of defending first.” — Ángel Cappa "Research by Kempe and Memmert, analysing over three hundred goals across the European Championship, Copa América, and World Cup tournaments, confirmed what Menotti and Cappa understood intuitively: high creativity, defined as feints, misdirection, and unpredictable sequences, correlates directly with goal success." Page 152. from the book 'ball (2026) available from Goal - Holstein Kiel (Head Coach: Tim Walter)

“There are two ways to beat the opponent: I overpower or I surprise. If I have to overpower, it’s because I gave them the possibility of defending first.” — Ángel Cappa "Research by Kempe and Memmert, analysing over three hundred goals across the European Championship, Copa América, and World Cup tournaments, confirmed what Menotti and Cappa understood intuitively: high creativity, defined as feints, misdirection, and unpredictable sequences, correlates directly with goal success." Page 152. from the book 'ball (2026) available from Goal - Holstein Kiel (Head Coach: Tim Walter)

12,096 views • 1 month ago

Marcelo Bielsa's first time ball in behind with triggered movement in behind

Marcelo Bielsa's first time ball in behind with triggered movement in behind

22,791 views • 4 months ago

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