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Interesting kickoff technique from Arne Slot while he was a player in the Dutch league. Slot got permission from Zwolle’s coaches to take kickoffs this way –though the future Liverpool manager did eventually abandon the idea after realising it wasn’t his best idea ⬇️

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Daniel Taylorvor 1 Jahr

And here’s why … The idea was to get it in the opposition penalty area, everyone charge forward and take the opposition by surprise 😮. To quote one Dutch headline: ‘A brilliant failure.’

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Soccer Bot™vor 3 Jahren

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Alex Fitzpatrickvor 1 Jahr

Currently a tactic employed by @realracingclub in the @SegundaSpanish - currently joint 2nd in the league - not so much as a result of this tactic mind

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AjaxVV8vor 1 Jahr

Uit analyse is gebleken dat tegenstanders moeite hebben met de lange bal

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Redundant Palvor 1 Jahr

Love it. Great opportunity to elbow someone in the face and get away with it as the ball emerges from near earth orbit.

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Matt Turnervor 1 Jahr

The true successor to Klopp: 1st division brain, 3rd division feet

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Neil Daughertyvor 1 Jahr

Did he shout ‘have it’ in Dutch while doing it?

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Spiderpigvor 1 Jahr

Oh Arne 🎶

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Dave Tweetvor 1 Jahr

It's not a bad idea in fairness if executed properly , might aswell start a game trying to put the opposition on the back foot than just the same old boring kick off every team does.

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MTvor 1 Jahr

Sort of like the garryowen of football....not a bad idea to try something different. I often wonder for goal kicks, everyone goes to one side and keeper normally kicks to that side. Why don't they have one or two players break to other side and keeper hit it to them?

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