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Ralf #Rangnick - Training Methods Explaining his training methods and use of exaggeration & provocational rules ” We want to train in a way that makes the training even harder than the actual game by limiting time, space and learn under pressure ”

Albin Sheqiri

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68,394 views • 3 years ago •via X (Twitter)

Sports Education #Rangnick

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Kevin J Morris3 years ago

U did a good job at utd

William Henriksson3 years ago

Vad är dina bästa boktips för tränare där ute? Både taktiskt och ledarskapsmässigt😊

American In Leeds3 years ago

Except when you get the ball and have time and space the players spaz out and don’t know what to do

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