@TedLasso

@TedLasso

@SundayShare10

@SundayShare10

Excellence Academy

@become_excel

@premierleague

5 @premierleague titles 🏆 in 6 years! The Mastermind behind it all Pep Guardiola and his tactical concepts are excellently explored in Lee Scott’s book “Mastering The Premier League”

See 🪡 for 5 key tactical detail insights

#SundayShare

1/ Playing Out From The Back

Initial ball out from the back has to accurate

Deepest sitting midfielder drops back to give additional passing options and provide numerical superiority

Each player looks for a vertical pass into midfield as a priority

2/ The Fernandinho Role

Must be “press resistant” which means the player must have an ability to stay in the ball and manipulate it in tight areas when the opposition are applying pressure

Play as a pivot through which play can be focused

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My Coaching Journey

@MyCoachJourney

The FA’s 6 capabilities

Thread 🧵👇🏼 #SundayShare

What are they?

The 6 capabilities are a framework for observing players and recognising what their capabilities and developmental needs are.

All skills show an element of each of the 6 capabilities and allows coaches to coach individual skills in greater detail and depth.

1. Timing

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THE COACH DIARY - #LetTheKidsPlay

@Coachdiary

@Leecosgrove10

My Principals of Play is a never-ending bible of work, I'm always altering & adding to it weekly. 43 slides so far. Impossible to implement it all. Age and stage-specific & adaptable. #SundayShare @Leecosgrove10 @RJPcoach
@PeterPrickett @Marklyons14 @CarlWild75

In football, you need a strategy to win matches, especially special matches. You need sometimes to go against your philosophy to win a football match. The philosophy lost against the strategy!

“The worst thing in football is doubt”

PRINCIPALS OF PLAY
There are no good or bad coaches, just brave and unbrave. Winning is the exception. You have to do things to win.

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Christoph

@Chris17_t

@Sundayshare

Tactical Theory: The concept of the relay player

- different occupations on the field
- strategical benefits

@Sundayshare #SundayShare
[THREAD]

The major aim of football is to score goals. To achieve this, the ball needs to move forward and the fastest way to move the ball forward are passes.

However, it's not always possible to move forwards and not always the best way to create chances by passing forward. Sometimes, a team has to (or should) move sideways or even backwards. Therefore, a well-balanced structure is necessary for optimal ball circulation.

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Tactical Trends

@tacticaltrends1

@SundayShare10

My #SundayShare is Odds and Evens without the Ball
Exercise Objectives:
This is a fun warm up to develop quick thinking and the reaction time of the players.
@SundayShare10

Coaching Pointers:
Divide the group into pairs. Each pair is positioned face to face on the starting line. Using one mark a line 5
yards each side. The coach designates a name for each side; e.g. Right - Left, Odd - Even, Red - Green,
King - Queen, Apples Pears.

When the coach calls one of the names, the players race their partner to the side, in line with the cone
and back to the starting position. The first player back wins. The coach can vary the practice by having players
run the opposite side he calls. Also, perform with a ball.

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Christoph

@Chris17_t

@SundayShare10

Tactical Theory: Rethinking fullbacks

- various positions
- strategical advantages/disadvantages

@SundayShare10 #SundayShare

[THREAD]

The task of the conventional fullback was to defend. Back in the day, fullbacks were seen as the worst players on the pitch and often used as pressing triggers (e.g.: Sacchi’s Milan). However, in the last couple of years, this view has changed.

Fullbacks aren’t technically the worst players on the field anymore. Nowadays, even a lot of ex-midfielders such as Alaba, Lahm, or Zinchenko play(ed) in this role. Additionally, coaches like Guardiola saw the potential of the fullbacks in possession and created new positions.

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England Football Learning

@EnglandLearning

@Lionesses

We’re three weeks on from the @Lionesses heroics 🤩

Have you had any new players at your sessions inspired by their success?

Here are 6⃣ tips to keep them engaged – a thread 🧵

#SundayShare | @SundayShare10

1⃣ Get to know them.

To create a session that engages your team, you need to get to know them as people. After all, what’s fun for one person might not be fun for someone else.

2⃣ Make time to chat.

Never assume that your team attend training just to play football.

Sessions offer a chance to connect with others. They’re a great way for female players to make friends, build confidence and establish a sense of belonging.

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Tactical Trends

@tacticaltrends1

@SundayShare10

The Three Shot Game Drill at #sundayshare
U16

Exercise Objectives:
This shooting drill is a great game to emphasize the importance of combining with a partner when going to goal. It also encourages quality runs and crosses.
@SundayShare10
#football #coaching #analysis

Coaching Pointers:
Divide your players into three groups and position as in the diagram above.
Two forwards start inside the field (players #2 and #3). They must be mobile and make intelligent runs.
Player #1 passes to either #2 or #3.
#tactical_trends

In this example; player #2 receives a pass and combines with his partner #3. Both players combine to get a shot on goal. Immediately after the strikers take a shot at goal,the right-sided midfielder attacks the space and crosses the ball for the 2 forwards. The forwards must now

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Adam Davidson

@adamgdavidson

🧵Session design thread:

I spent some time today researching and thinking about how we, as an academy, might step away from session planning paradigms that are underpinned by task decomposition - where coaches decide the theme, break the session up in to fragments [continued]

@ShakeyWaits

and decide how long each part will be and their sequential order - towards a more flexible and adaptable approach to planning, that champions task simplification (please see the wonderful work of @ShakeyWaits ). [continued]

It’s easy to understand how decomposition of the overall process might be favourable for novice coaches because it affords control by way of compartmentalising skilled behaviour into categories that can be selected, designed, delivered and ticked off as the [continued]

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Kev Weir

@KevWeir1

The FA Youth module 1 games.

Old content but some of the most engaging practises that can be adapted for most ages.

A thread |

Score first and win

King of the road

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Christoph

@Chris17_t

@SundayShare10

Tactical Theory: The various ways to attract pressure in possession

- accessing space in between the lines
- getting in behind
- creating a free man

@SundayShare10 #SundayShare #Tactics

[THREAD]

Major aims in possession are getting in between the lines of the opponent and in behind. However, that’s what most defensive sides try to restrict by using a compact block with little space in between the lines and or a deep block to make it difficult to get in behind.

Defensive sides are getting better and better and offensive sides continuously fail to crack compact and or deep blocks. One way to access space in between the lines or in behind is by intentionally attracting pressure.

This thread analyses the various ways to lure pressure.

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Christoph

@Chris17_t

@SundayShare10

Tactical Theory: The importance of diagonality in football

- offensive aspects
- defensive aspects

#SundayShare @SundayShare10 #Tactics

[THREAD]

Diagonality is from immense importance in nearly every phase of the game, but still often undervalued.

This thread analyses the importance of diagonality both in and out of possession.

Offensive aspects:

To begin with, let's have a look on passing. There is usually a distinction between three types of passes: horizontal passes, vertical passes, and diagonal passes.

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Christoph

@Chris17_t

Match Analysis: How Conte beat Guardiola

• defensive setup
• ManCity’s wing play
• Kane’s masterclass

#MCITOT #Tottenham #Tactics #SundayShare

[THREAD]

Tottenham started the game pretty well in their basic 3-4-3 shape. ManCity wanted to press them in an aggressive 4-2-3-1. De Bruyne as the 10 marked the ball-near 6 and the ball-far winger tucked in to the ball-far 6.

But this wasn’t always executed well at the beginning. The ball-far winger didn’t tuck in enough at times. Moreover, the pressure on Tottenham’s back line wasn’t high enough. Therefore, Tottenham was able to switch the play and access the open space ball-far.

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Scott Martin

@CoachScottCopy

Scoring goals is the most difficult part of football.

Movements that lead to goals are the hardest things to coach.

That got me thinking...how do elite forwards move off the ball and which ideas can I deliver to my players?

Here’s what I came up with.👇

#SundayShare Thread

@TotalAnalysis

This thread presents the findings in my latest @TotalAnalysis Magazine piece, "Tactical Theory: The intelligent movements of elite attackers."

The article focuses on 3 forward player types: 1) deep-lying playmakers, 2) complete attackers, and 3) poachers.

To develop the spatial orientation and movement patterns, I turned to 10 of the game’s elite forwards.

The first group of players is the deep-lying playmakers, represented by Harry Kane, Lionel Messi, and Karim Benzema.

They're the stars of this thread.

Let’s start with Kane.

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Coach David Baird

@CoachDavidBaird

2⃣5⃣0⃣0⃣0⃣ Followers! 😲🤯 thanks everyone.

Let's celebrate with a thread of Rondo designs that helped me to gain some followers back in the day. I still use adaptations of these Rondos today.

#SundayShare 🤝

Rondo 1⃣

4v2 Transition with screening player. A player can drop into the central zone to aid transition of the ball:

- Receive to play forward
- Bounce pass for someone else to play forward
- Movement may create a passing lane for the ball to go forward, bypassing them

Rondo 2⃣

Two Rondos are running and we have 2 allocated Playmakers who need to be alert as either rondo can use them at anytime.

Progression shown: Implement a rotation on the Playmakers

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TheBeardedCoach

@PeterPrickett

#SundayShare
Preparing practices for YOUR group (by "your" I am by no means suggesting that a coach owns these players, merely they will be who you with)

#Thread

1 - Who are they?
Consider age, experience, what they desire from playing football. Do they have a burning desire to progress? Are they beginning their journey? Are they Elite?
What is their CONTEXT?

Sampling
Participation
Performance
Elite

(These may intersect)

2 - Based on their context we also need to consider how much football they are involved in.
Is the session with you their only opportunity to PLAY all week?
Is the session with you one of many?
What those other sessions look like?
What can you give that they don't get elsewhere?

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Russell Pope

@RussellPope99

@BTLvid

For #SundayShare below is a THREAD of all of my analysis work, E-book's, and articles for @BTLvid and @FootballUnravel

These resources are all free for you guys to access. I hope that you can all learn something from these.

Please feel free to RT and share with others!

FOOTBALL FORMATIONS AND STRATEGIES E-BOOK

With emphasis on best practice examples whilst in and out of possession in various formations and strategies.

Link: drive.google.com/file/d/1gVUzRL…

@BTLvid

@BTLvid @FootballUnravel @AFHStewart @PeterPrickett @FMAnalysis Red Bull Salzburg Tactical Analysis Case Study.

A tactical study of the workings of @jessemarsch in the four match phases with key workings of the Red Bull way of playing!

Link: drive.google.com/file/d/1RTxAAf…

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