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Passing Pattern | Half Spaces Objective: Passing pattern to help us attack the half spaces to score Set up: 🔘 Half pitch + goal 🔘 Cones, poles or mannequins 🔘 Balls to reload Instructions: 🗣️ Station 1 passes to 2 🗣️ Station 2 passes to 3 🗣️ CM from... show more

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Why do you train patterns instead of decisions?

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Hi Joel, I think there’s room for positional play and relational play to work together. To answer your question, in this instance, if I really wanted to land the importance and benefit of getting into the half spaces. It forces the intended outcome. You could evolve this into an attack vs defence scenario that allows for more freedom relationally to make decisions.

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Love this!

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🚨 Rice vs Caicedo – Who's Really CLEAR? 🚨 🟦 MOISÉS CAICEDO (Chelsea) 🧲 Deep Lying Monster: • 3.2 tackles per 90 vs Rice’s 2.0 • 9 ground duels per 90 vs 5 🔥 • 5.4 recoveries vs 4.7 • Almost DOUBLE the interceptions 📈 • Covers massive defensive area in the 4-2-3-1 • Press-resistant pivot under pressure 👊 • IS the build-up – the heartbeat of Chelsea's build up 🟥 DECLAN RICE (Arsenal) 🚀 Box to Box/Mezzala Powerhouse: • More line-breaking passes (higher role) • More carries & explosive driving runs 💨 • 2.1 aerial duels won per 90 – nearly 70% success ⛳ • Set Piece Maestro🎯 • Better 1v1 defender & man-marker 🤝 • Thrives inside Arsenal’s structure in half spaces 💭 SO WHO’S BETTER? 📍 Caicedo = The SYSTEM – controls tempo, wins the ball everywhere 📍 Rice = The POWERHOUSE – dominates transitions, breaks lines, wins duels Two elite 6/8s. Two completely different jobs. Who is BETTER? You can decide for now... but watch out for our ultimate deep dive on YouTube where we will make the final call... #Arsenal #ChelseaFC

Pythagoras In Boots ⚽️

88,389 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Nkosingiphile Ngcobo vs Asante Kotoko: Part 1✅️ ♤ Simple, effective football. Press resistant, always looking for line breaking passes. ♤ Chance creator from any angle in midfield. He can find offensive players with or without pressure. ♤ A thinker on the ball, he selected passes very well. He played passes to retain possession and allow his teammates to take the right tactical places to advance play, and he was easily playing line breaking passes throughout the 1st and 2nd half. ♤ A very important player to how we want to play. A reliable passing outlet from the back. We only needed to share the load equally based on needed functions in midfield. ♤ Mshini was part of our best moves and big chances created. ♤ He is definitely getting back to his best! His work rate is up there! The system🤝🏾 His understanding with Thabo Cele can not be put aside at this point. We need to build on what works. Just add Siphesihle Ndlovu to this duo✅️ We have a controller in Mshini❤️✌🏾 [Young video THREAD]

Nkosingiphile Ngcobo vs Asante Kotoko: Part 1✅️ ♤ Simple, effective football. Press resistant, always looking for line breaking passes. ♤ Chance creator from any angle in midfield. He can find offensive players with or without pressure. ♤ A thinker on the ball, he selected passes very well. He played passes to retain possession and allow his teammates to take the right tactical places to advance play, and he was easily playing line breaking passes throughout the 1st and 2nd half. ♤ A very important player to how we want to play. A reliable passing outlet from the back. We only needed to share the load equally based on needed functions in midfield. ♤ Mshini was part of our best moves and big chances created. ♤ He is definitely getting back to his best! His work rate is up there! The system🤝🏾 His understanding with Thabo Cele can not be put aside at this point. We need to build on what works. Just add Siphesihle Ndlovu to this duo✅️ We have a controller in Mshini❤️✌🏾 [Young video THREAD]

El Capitano⚪

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