Andy Bradley
| Name: | Andy Bradley |
|---|---|
| City: | Cleveland |
| Country: | Australia |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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TEAM TASK
Yellow – can you play fast, combinations to get the ball to the other end to get a cross or cut-back to create goalscoring opportunity?
Red – can you win ball back and score within 6 seconds.

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Full squad in use - 16 players.
Red 4-4-1
Yellow 1-3-3
Working with Yellow - need to challenge them to play through the two defensive lines by getting ball high / wide and getting our full backs into overlapping attacking positions.

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Conditioning Game: 8v8
Red 3-3-2
Yellow 1-4-3

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Size
¾ Field
Timing
20 minutes (2 x 10’)
Team Shape (Us)
BP: 1:3:3
Team Shape (Them)
BPO: 4:4:1
Scoring method
Yellow team to score in small wide goals
Red team to score in large goal
Starts/Restarts
All balls start in Yellow goal
Rules/Explanation
Yellow to build from back, using fast combination play between full backs (2 & 5), centre mid (8) and wide midfield players (7 & 11). Full backs (2 & 5) to overlap to create overload and get to by-line / score into small goals.
Reds to defend deep, maintaining shape (refer to poles at side for reference). When they win ball, they have 6 seconds to score
Progressions
Yellow must have at least 4 players in final third to score
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Team Task/Challenge:
Yellow – can you play fast, combinations to get the ball out to the wings to score into corner goals? Can both full backs overlap?
Red – can you win ball back and score within 6 seconds.
Player Tasks/Challenges:
4 – can you drive forward to draw in striker and release 2 or 5.
2 / 5 – can you get into a good forward facing position to receive ball and starting thinking combination with 8
8 – can you react to ball and create overload by supporting 2 or 5.
7/11 – can you get as high and wide as possible to allow us to get in behind red fullbacks
2 / 5 - Can you create an overload on the defence by overlapping 7 &11 ?
8 – can you drive into box to be in goalscoring position / create overload also?
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Coach’s Cues:
2/5 As soon as 4 has ball, expand to sidelines
4 – When you receive ball and there is space in front of you can you drive forward to draw in striker then release to flanks?
8 - When ball goes to 2 or 5, can you get into a position to support or create our overload, think triangles!
7/11 - When 8 moves, that’s your trigger to think if you can you get in behind the defence??
2/5 - When you have released the ball, can you look to overlap 7/11?
8 - When 2, 5, 7 or 11 get beyond full back, can you get into box in a staggered shape to create overload and receive cut backs?
8 – if you come in last and position around penalty spot, you’ll pick up loose ends

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Players Involved
All – 2 groups of 9
Size
2 x 60x30 with goals each end (10m kill zone)
Timing
15 minutes (5 x 3’ rotations)
Team Shape (Us)
2-2-1
Team Shape (Them)
1-2-1
Scoring method
Yellow – start with ball from RHS, score in goal LHS
Red – win ball, score in goal RHS
Starts/Restarts
All balls start in Yellow goal
Rules/Explanation
Red – must always have at least one player in each zone
Yellow – must always have at least one player in middle zone
Ball must go through middle zone
Progressions
Number of players in zones restriction removed.
Ball can go direct to front line (missing middle zone)
Yellow must have two players in end zone to score – needs to be cut back
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Team Task/Challenge:
Yellow – Use fast combination play to move ball through the thirds and score a goal.
Red – win ball and score a goal as quickly as possible.
Player Tasks/Challenges:
- 3 can you pass an early ball to someone that can receive facing forward (2 or 8). 7 and 8, can you combine to release 9 into a goalscoring position
- 3/2/7/8 try to play through the lines to create 9 a chance to score.
- When we progress, 7 or 8 must always be coming through to receive cut back to score
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Coach’s Cues:
When 3 has ball, can 2 or 8 lose marker and find location to receive
How 2 or 8 to check run, constant moving. 9 – can you ensure your run complements 7 or 8
When 7 drops to receive, that’s 8’s cue to start thinking about moving forward to assist 9

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Players Involved
Yellow 7 players / Red 9 players
Size
¾ Field
Timing
20 minutes (2 x 10’)
Team Shape (Us)
BP: 1:3:3
Team Shape (Them)
BPO: 4:4:1
Scoring method
Yellow team to score in small wide goals
Red team to score in large goal
Starts/Restarts
All balls start in Yellow goal
Rules/Explanation
Yellow to build from back, using fast combination play between full backs (2 & 5), centre mid (8) and wide midfield players (7 & 11). Full backs (2 & 5) to overlap to create overload and get to by-line / score into small goals.
Reds to defend deep, maintaining shape (refer to poles at side for reference). When they win ball, they have 6 seconds to score
Progressions
Yellow must have at least 4 players in final third to score
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SCRIPT
Team Task/Challenge:
Yellow – can you play fast, combinations to get the ball out to the wings to score into corner goals? Can both full backs overlap?
Red – can you win ball back and score within 6 seconds.
Player Tasks/Challenges:
4 – can you drive forward to draw in striker and release 2 or 5.
2 / 5 – can you get into a good forward facing position to receive ball and starting thinking combination with 8
8 – can you react to ball and create overload by supporting 2 or 5.
7/11 – can you get as high and wide as possible to allow us to get in behind red fullbacks
2 / 5 - Can you create an overload on the defence by overlapping 7 &11 ?
8 – can you drive into box to be in goalscoring position / create overload also?
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Coach’s Cues:
2/5 As soon as 4 has ball, expand to sidelines
4 – When you receive ball and there is space in front of you can you drive forward to draw in striker then release to flanks?
8 - When ball goes to 2 or 5, can you get into a position to support or create our overload, think triangles!
7/11 - When 8 moves, that’s your trigger to think if you can you get in behind the defence??
2/5 - When you have released the ball, can you look to overlap 7/11?
8 - When 2, 5, 7 or 11 get beyond full back, can you get into box in a staggered shape to create overload and receive cut backs?
8 – if you come in last and position around penalty spot, you’ll pick up loose ends
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Football Problem
FOOTBALL PROBLEM
What: Trying to play through middle third, we end up with 11 losing ball in centre of park which resulted in a scoring opportunity for the opposition.
Who: 4, 11, 6, 10 involved in losing ball. 2 or 5 should have been involved.
When: 24:15
Where: Middle third of pitch
Why: 4 carries ball out and plays 11 dropped into centre to receive, carried fall further backwards before turning back into centre. This resulted in play being compressed which led to 11 playing a very tight wall pass with 6 and losing the ball.
Session Objective: From middle third, can we use fast combination play to get the ball high and wide to 7 or 11 in order for them to get into final third and cut ball back into kill zone.