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❓ Is practicing opposition set plays pre match a good or bad idea? Before a recent Spurs home game, staff walked players through the opponent’s trending routines on the pitch aswell as their defensive roles zonally. Why? 🧠 Info stays fresh 🔁 Roles stay clear 💪 More confidence at... show more

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