Ryan Semple
Name: | Ryan Semple |
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City: | Peterborough |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Organisation
Follow on from lead in, Brazil FB's added in with England wide players also. Area now full width until halfway line when it is then funnelled to width of 6 yard box.
Team Learning Objectives
England: Continuation of coaching focus from lead in. Stay, travel & arrive together as a unit alongside individual roles.
Brazil: Same as lead in.
Picture 1- Speed in which we recognise.
Picture 2- Reinforce points from lead in, (individual roles, stay, travel arrive).
Picture 3- Roles of 7 & 11, (high 7 mid press).
Key points
7/11 High Press: Engage FB as quickly as possible, show inside to force pass back towards CB, (where 9 should be) or towards MF, (where 10,4,8 should be).
Mid Press: Drop into shape alongside MF. When ball on otherside tuck in to stay compact. Tray & force ball wide.
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Lead In (20 mins)
Organisation
England in a 1-2-2-1-1 formation with Brazil in a 1-2-3-1. Area is the width of the penalty area with the length 2/3 of pitch. From halfway line pitch is narrowed to width of 6 yard area. In the attacking/middle 1/3 of pitch, England have flat discs as a visual when defending in the mid press.
Team Learning Objectives
England: Succesfully defend against the whites playing out through effectively pressing high in final third or defending the middle third before countering quickly on regain.
Brazil: Play out effectively to create & score
Picture 1- Transition recognition & speed of thought. When we can press. Roles of 9 & 10 as well as CMF screens & CB's.
Picture 2- If we can't press & decide to let opposition have ball, Where we drop to, where we protect, who & when we initiate press.
Picture 3- Disjointed shape with opposition countering. How we delay, where we protect, how we recover.
Key Points
Stay together, travel together, arrive together
- Initial reaction to passage of play & to transition.
- Triggers to press are poor touch, sideways pass, squeezed up pitch. Must press in numbers, go to win the ball with intensity but slow on approach & don't dive in. Show towards line.
- Triggers to drop are opposition in good possession, no chance of winning early, no pressure on the ball, disjointed shape.
- 9 High Press: Look to half pitch & show one way. If possible to win ball have real desire to do so but don't commit silly fouls.
Mid press: Drop into mid line before initiating secondary press.
- 10 High Press: Look to play slightly deeper to 9 but close enough to support. If first press is unsuccessful be ready to become main presser if ball played to other CB.
Mid press: When not on to press drop onto opposition DMF.
- 4/8 High Press: lock on to opposing CMF whenever possible. If opposition rotate track runners unless obvious to pass on.
Mid press: Screen pass into CF. As a pair ensure balance on both sides of pitch.
5/6: High press: Don't get detatched, compactness, pressure on ball keep pitch squeezed,
Mid press: No pressure then protect any space in behind focus on controlling area of where opposition play, (away from goal).