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Yeah the individual decsion making is really poor, the lack of critical judgement in these situations is really poor. But this is the consequence when carrick wants Bruno to ‘smell football’. Eth & Amorim tried to minamise this, but it’s a trade off. Bored saying it: it’s on MC.
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Build out against first line of opp press
— oppsite behaviours from Fbs to clear space
— bruno + cunha supporting ball-side progression to provide +1s
— better pass appreciation needed from Tielemans, merge into cunha’s path and we gain better territory https://t.co/7PBuYmZyxA
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Complete synergy between Kai & Saka's interpretation of this situ, both seeing the possibility to create a dynamic advantage v Chelsea with opposite (push-pull) movement at the exact same time.High IQ plays on a team level always involve knowing how to arrive in space: Arsenal 👌
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Look how Havertz starts & how he ends (plants)
How much further he is from when he makes final contact
That's the benefit in momentum & technique a reverse angled finish affords you, helping you get around the ball https://t.co/bXMLS4gWQo
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Luck: consequence over coincidence
It would be naive to conclude this action at 'Havertz lucky - Martinez should do better' because you ignore the key details that allow for Havertz to earn his luck
reverse angle + near post + across the floor + quick release = catches the GK h
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‘If Ous leaves number 9, we know to go to number 9 to have a striker’
‘If I want touches on the right, Doue comes inside’
‘We all change positions, if Nuno goes high someone goes in his position’
Mobility.
Importance of terminology.
The pinacle of my 10tweet PSG thread. https:
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@saundzo @LaurensJulien great read as always
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🧏♂️ @LaurensJulien asks Vithina about ‘rotations’; Vithina describes it as ‘mobility’
so here’s a 10 tweet thread of PSG analysis where ‘freedom’ is accurately referred to as positional mobility (terminology: it’s important) https://t.co/6Qrad4lG8T
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@emhemmed004 @MeiaArmador__ @janufooty @Tactx_ The players give him width, depth & numerical advantage underneath the ball
In return, he gives them mobility & liscense to interpret their next move in relation to the ball, as long as they’re adhering to the framework principles
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"Of course there are roles to do... always I put them in a position to have more time and space to make better decisions. No more than that."
Do not confuse positional mobility within coached references as 'total freedom' no matter who trys to sell you it
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‘Positionless’ ? No.
‘Total freedom’ ? No.
A framework that supports / encourages positional mobility and interpretation of space within a framework of principles? Yes. (⚓️🛟)
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@watmanAFC Again i’d say the honest way to describe that is mobility and affordance to move where they want as long as positional references elsewhere are occupied
And because of that, it does not qualify as ‘total freedom’
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Go watch any of these player comps, especially Kvara's, and try gaslight me into it being "complete freedom" when in every single occasion you see width & depth occupied.
There is allowance & mobility for the players to interpret their next move but within references. Factual.
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To understand & clarify the concept of Anchors ⚓️ & Floaters 🛟 when describing PSG's style (or others who are built on positional mobility), watch the behaviors of both;
Dro (1st player to receive a pass)
Kvara (final player to receive a pass)
⚓️= principles (front depth) https:
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Watch PSG and understand why players are allowed ‘freedom’ (positional mobility)
A great example on the 45th min;
ACTION: Kvara starts at CF but drops deep close to those in the centre
REACTION: Dro steps to be the CF
Once width & depth is occupied, then you can be mobile
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Anchors n Floaters;
⚓️ = depth, width, 3 players under the ball
🛟 = once the positional, coach enforced references are occupied (anchors) the players have mobility to interpret their own next move in relation to the references/principles
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Vitinha refers to freedom as (positional) mobility, and I love that.
Great characters, great watch.
https://t.co/X2Y45JYfjn
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Don’t think it’s reliable or fair to label PSG as ‘positionless’. Enrique & his team create conditions for the players to act on opportunities (affordances) lead by self-interpretation, and allow the players to have positional mobility which can platform rotations/exchanges, but
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As the ball-possession side, final third play is so much about the reactions you can provoke in order to find superiorities by confronting the oppositions psyche. Irrespective of the outcome, the details from Arsenal provoke the possibility of winning a penalty. So effective. htt
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Reichweite, %18.11%dieses Konto3.62%Median für 10K–100K
Interaktion, %1.12%dieses Konto1.52%Median für 10K–100K
| Kennzahl | Dieses Konto | Median für 10K–100K | Verhältnis |
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| Medianaufrufe pro Beitrag | 2 869 | 924 | 3.10× |
| Reichweite (Aufrufe ÷ Follower) | 18.11% | 3.62% | 5.00× |
| Interaktionsrate | 1.12% | 1.52% | 0.74× |
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