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Enzo Maresca on box midfield and importance of inverted fullback to help in defensive transition 🧠
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Pep Guardiola interview on the importance of short passes and the significance of decision making 🧠
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Rob Edwards on dealing with double pivot out of possession 🧠
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José Mourinho on how to limit Messi influence on the game tactically at Inter Milan 🧠
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Flick’s style of attacking is already so aggressive. Initially a 3-2-5, which becomes 3-1-6 when the ball is in opposition half. Focus on stretching the defence with width then 3 or 4 central players for quick combinations. Switches to the width holders.
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Ipswich v Huddersfield Build Up (Championship 23/24) Thread 🧵
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Nagelsmann and Rangnick discuss the challenges of playing against teams that often defend deep
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Ilkay Gündoğan: "I thought I knew football, then I worked with Pep Guardiola and realised I knew nothing." 🧠
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Manchester City v Fulham (PL 23/24)Midfield Third Progression Thread 🧵
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Amorim’s Sporting
So much space manipulation to create transitions:
-DLP (Morita) drops into CB to drag a CM
-CB pausa to bait the press
-Trincão drops to drag LCB up
-Quenda hugs touchline to pull LB wide then comes deep for the ball
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Elite way to progress the ball from LB when pressed
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The more I analyse game to more I see patterns like these such as inter Milan v Atalanta Real Madrid last season with cb going into midfield to help up build up play wonder if we will see more teams in the premier league adopt build up patterns like these
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Nagelsmann and Rangnick discuss the challenges of playing against teams that often defend deep
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This is why you need to right player profile and decision makers when you build up. The best players know this scenario inside and out. Fans will often blame the coach or the GK but why do we not question the midfielder.
Roberto De Zerbi taught me that the spare player can be found where the initial line of pressure starts from.
Take this moment for example.
Romero passes to Vicario, Gordon presses Vicario, Vicario plays into Sarr, Sarr recycles to Romero.
The move starts and ends with Romero.
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What a thread give yourself 30 mins to read this!!!
Rightio, time to watch Newcastle vs Spurs ⚪️
I'm going to be doing live analysis as I watch the game, from a Spurs perspective. I'll do batches of tweets at a time, but I'll also pin this thread on my profile so you can keep coming back to it.
Let's begin:
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Another great thread interesting insight on 3+2 and 4+1 build up a new concept for me I have analysed first 20 mins and found it strange Caicedo dropping into back 3 to make it a 4 and the disadvantages of this in transitions which he explains
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Nagelsmann and Rangnick discuss the challenges of playing against teams that often defend deep
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Pep Guardiola interview on the importance of short passes and the significance of decision making 🧠
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Interesting thread
Why doesn't Erik Ten Hag back the high press at Manchester United?
We've seen the data. We've seen the footage. Defenders not backing the front 6 high press, which creates a gap for opponents to dribble towards a retreating back 4. Let me explain the reasons it happens.
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Ipswich does this very well you can judge a midfielder based on this
Roberto De Zerbi taught me that the spare player can be found where the initial line of pressure starts from.
Take this moment for example.
Romero passes to Vicario, Gordon presses Vicario, Vicario plays into Sarr, Sarr recycles to Romero.
The move starts and ends with Romero.
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➡️Huddersfield are pressing in a 3412 formation
➡️Ipswich use a 4231 formation
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Interesting
AC Milan are still winless in Serie A after three games with Paulo Fonseca in the dugout, mainly due to their problems in the out of possession phases. In the thread below I'll try to explain how the combination of systematic and invididual issues causing these problems.
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Good read
I write about how teams have found a solution attacking from out to in with inverted players. 📝
Against high and mid-block pressing teams, provoking the fullback to step out, increasing the gaps between the defenders and attacking the space in behind.
Short thread. 5 Tweets🧵
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The more I analyse game to more I see patterns like these such as inter Milan v Atalanta Real Madrid last season with cb going into midfield to help up build up play wonder if we will see more teams in the premier league adopt build up patterns like these
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➡️ As ball goes to the RCM the
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for Huddersfield jumps
➡️He is unable to play a ‘lift pass’ to the RB similar to clip I’ve shown below due to the LWB being in a distance close enough to intercept the pass
➡️ the LWB is more likely to intercept the pass as it’s a slower pass
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Wow
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Small thead of Aston Villa v Arsenal showcasing Arsenal 3223 structure in midfield third and 3rd man movements 🧵
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➡️A clip showing what a ‘lift pass’ in Build Up looks like
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Pep Guardiola interview on the importance of short passes and the significance of decision making 🧠
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Very interesting
Detailed FREE report about Passing Patterns of Barcelona (15 pages, 40 points)
I analyzed passing patterns that progress the game and give them an advantage.
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Send me a message to get the FULL report
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If you enjoyed Please drop me a follow✅ and retweet🔁
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Will be posting some Ipswich analysis v Preston tomorrow
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Will be posting mega thread of Ipswich against 343 this season including Plymouth v Ipswich great game great ideas for teams dealing in lower leagues against an energetic Plymouth side
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➡️graphic below shows the full pitch picture with Ipswich having a 3v2 overload on the right side
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Overload in wide area
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🔴Tactical Masterclass : Numerical Superiority - Luis de la Fuente🇪🇸
-هنا تفسيراً منطقياً وشرحاً مبسطاً للتفوق العددي
-تُفهم اللعبة من خلال اللعب التمركزي/Positional Play على أنها تهدف لخلق أنواع مختلفة من التفوق للحصول على ميزة على المنافس حيث تشمل هذه التفوقات ما يلي :
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The more I analyse game to more I see patterns like these such as inter Milan v Atalanta Real Madrid last season with cb going into midfield to help up build up play wonder if we will see more teams in the premier league adopt build up patterns like these
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➡️ as the
#10
receives the ball the LCB can’t engage due there now being a 2v1 overload and space in behind for the pass
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➡️ As the Rcm plays a first time pass to the RCB
➡️The RCM makes a movment across utilising the space
➡️There is space due to Ipswich inverting their wingers in build up which means cm are not able to jump and man mark both CM’s for Ipswich
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Flick’s style of attacking is already so aggressive. Initially a 3-2-5, which becomes 3-1-6 when the ball is in opposition half. Focus on stretching the defence with width then 3 or 4 central players for quick combinations. Switches to the width holders.
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Interesting idea first time I’ve seen football analysed like this
"Free the line, free the diagonal: Every musician or painter has this intention. One elaborates a punctual system or a didactic representation, but with the aim of making it snap, of sending a tremor through it."
- Deleuze and Gauttari, A Thousand Plateaus
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-Then space opens up Trincão released quickly, Quenda passes first time and Sporting are through
- These small movements off the ball manipulate the spaces to create transitions in behind where a devastating outlet like Gyökeres can finish
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Mbappe sharpness!!!
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Very fluid similar to Atalanta v inter Milan
#BayerLeverkusen
4th man run in build up vs
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- Xhaka dropping into the 1st line
- Xhaka jumping with possession to exploit space
- Playing in behind to the 3v3
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Should I post Real Madrid 1v1s in training
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➡️As ball goes into Kovacic he is able to get on the half turn due to Man U two strikers failing to be narrow enough to deter Kovacic to turn and play forward
➡️This means Mctominay who is marking Rodri now has to deal with Kovacic allowing space to open up for Rodri
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If you enjoyed this thread 🧵 please Follow ✅ and retweet 🔁 for more
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Managers dream for moments like these
"How I feel about football is very simple. Run. All of the time."
🗣️ Marcelo Bielsa
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- Staggering midfielders on different line makes it more difficult to press
- Also leads to more space for the LCB with the LCM for Ipswich dragging the winger deeper
- This scenario with midfielder in front inverted winger also allows for a 3rd man movement
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Greatness less of these players nowadays
Football still hasn’t found its David Silva regen. Don’t think it ever will
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@Mostafa87050647
Hello mate can you give a repost I will do the same of course really like your account
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Great thread shows the advantages of Slot’s Liverpool
UNITED vs LIVERPOOL pressing patterns:a tactical analysis
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Why can there be huge differences between one 4-2-4 pressing system and another? 🧵
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