| Name: | Charlie Boswell |
|---|---|
| City: | Hemel Hempstead |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Membership: | Adult Member |
| Sport: | Football/Soccer |

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Stretch the backline
7+11 to stay wide and be disciplined in possession
What if the defence remain compact? This will create space on the outside for the wide players.

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Stretch the backline
7+11 to stay wide
What if the defence mark tightly? This will create gaps to play between defensive units.

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Looking to unbalance the oppositions defence
Rotational movement from the front three
- this prevents the oppositions defence becoming comfortable and keeps them constantly guessing.
What if the opposition are defending well and preventing us? Can the 7+11 move between the CB and FB creating a consideration for them whilst our 2+3 look to exploit the space on the outside holding the width.
Movement between the front 3
- Player that receives the ball one comes short infront the other runs inbehind

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Look to get inbehind
What if the opposition are playing a high block? recognise when the opposition are playing a high block when in good possession this is the key chance for the forwards to make runs in behind of the defence

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Looking to get inbehind
What if the opposition are playing a well organised low block? Can the front 3 look to unbalance the oppositions defence by receving the ball infront of the back line.
- Players to recognise players moving out off position to force a gap for runners to exploit
- 3rd man runs from deep to unbalance the back line

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Considerations
7+11
- hold the width looking to stretch the back line
- if the back line remain compact receive the ball and attack the fullback 1v1 with either the nearest midfielder or the full back supporting/overlapping creating a 2v1
- Dont allow your movements to become readable mix it up
1) hold the width (outside of the full back)
2) position yourself on the inside of the full back supporting the 9
- Develop an understanding with the 2+3 when to take over the width of the pitch
9
- Recognise when the gap appears to make a diagonal run in behind
- Recognise when the defence are defending with a low block
Can you
1) drop into zone 14 looking to pull a player out of position
2) receive the ball to feet and combine with a 3rd man runner
- Get shots off early
7,9+11
- recognise when the opposition are playing with a low/high block and understand how this changes our approach
- recognise good possession and offer creating movement/runs in behind to unbalance the oppositions defence
8+10
- look to make 3rd man runs into the box
- be positive with your passes always look to penetrate
- support behind the ball to allow the ball to be recyled
2+3
- recognise when to overlap
- hold the width when 7&11 move between the CB's and FB's
- Deliver early crosses between the GK and backline
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Coaching the front 3
3 principles
- Stretch the backline
- Look to unbalnce
- Get in behind