I like that the intent is to put young players in exposed situations, 1 vs 1. I did that also with some teenage teams I had, just to try and make them ready to depend on themselves and not be afraid. Unfortunately parents dont always understand these things. They often just see the result but not possible progression in defeats and certain difficult situations. Thank you for good content here
He said you can go around, not through. But he's leaving out that they can go over you. It's a 3D game not 2D. The trend has been a high line. But even Pep has changed up and is exploiting this more with Ederson playing more long balls, and those create nice chances. Ex vs Man United in the FA cup where they scored in the first 15 seconds. Personally I hate a high line due to the space behind it affords the opponent. I would rather let the opponent have space near their own goal, away from ours. They can pass back and for all day long there and it won't hurt me.
Agreed but this isn't true in the lower leagues. There are only a few goalkeepers who have a high accuracy long ball over the top ball in their caliber. No goalkeeper has this ability in the lower leagues so it's not much of a concern.
I find it intersting to press like this during certain stages of the game: 1. During the first 10-15 minutes every half 2. Whilst the opponent is leading But you also need some pace in the front nd the back because if just one or two players are too late it leaves your team vulnerable
@@ryanmillertradingeconomics8183 ohhh i see i see. that's a good point. but ederson still goes long a lot. i saw a video that was analyzing stats and he goes long more than other GKs in the EPL.
One of the best pressing videos I've ever seen.
I like that the intent is to put young players in exposed situations, 1 vs 1. I did that also with some teenage teams I had, just to try and make them ready to depend on themselves and not be afraid.
Unfortunately parents dont always understand these things. They often just see the result but not possible progression in defeats and certain difficult situations.
Thank you for good content here
I like the emphasis of not being to attached to the formation but instead what's more important is the principles.
does anyone know where you can buy the coaches board (with orange/white discs)?
Is that Richard walker who played for the Alex?
Tis indeed
He said you can go around, not through. But he's leaving out that they can go over you. It's a 3D game not 2D.
The trend has been a high line. But even Pep has changed up and is exploiting this more with Ederson playing more long balls, and those create nice chances. Ex vs Man United in the FA cup where they scored in the first 15 seconds.
Personally I hate a high line due to the space behind it affords the opponent. I would rather let the opponent have space near their own goal, away from ours. They can pass back and for all day long there and it won't hurt me.
Agreed but this isn't true in the lower leagues. There are only a few goalkeepers who have a high accuracy long ball over the top ball in their caliber. No goalkeeper has this ability in the lower leagues so it's not much of a concern.
I find it intersting to press like this during certain stages of the game:
1. During the first 10-15 minutes every half
2. Whilst the opponent is leading
But you also need some pace in the front nd the back because if just one or two players are too late it leaves your team vulnerable
You missed it when he put his goalkeeper high off their line to cover any balls over top
@@ryanmillertradingeconomics8183 ohhh i see i see. that's a good point.
but ederson still goes long a lot. i saw a video that was analyzing stats and he goes long more than other GKs in the EPL.
Ideally there should be enough pressure on the cb to prevent a good ball played into the area
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As he even been a manger