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Former Tottenham Hotspur’s set piece coach, Gianni Vio, explains his corner methods against zonal marking teams. Watch 1 hour and 55 minutes webinar in which Gianni Vio presented his set piece concepts with match clips. English subtitles included ⬇️

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subtitles are just plain wrong. it says 'first ball' where the meaning is 'near post'.

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Why would anybody want to give away their set piece planning?

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