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@SS____899 · United Kingdom · joined 06 Dec 2020

I tweet for the pure hoopers • Not a tactico or hipster, just a guy that turns casuals into non-casuals • I show you the Game before the game• Analyst •

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Good team, enough passing and carrying everywhere. Don’t see how they survive. 12.9K views · 582 likes · 17 reposts · 8 replies Open on X →
Well, everyone has their opinions now but it’s something I’ve known since ( & why the Fanbase needs me ), it’s also a reason I advocated for Ordonez as despite also being the same size as Lacroix he can actually dictate play and would’ve been a dream next to ACH / Colwill. It’s 39.3K views · 571 likes · 22 reposts · 14 replies Open on X →
Never knew i could hate Enzo, Maresca and Man City but here we are 36.2K views · 1.3K likes · 89 reposts · 22 replies Open on X →
Barco LWB at the moment solves 80% of our problems. 45.7K views · 1K likes · 33 reposts · 29 replies Open on X →
@SS____899 Agreed on Lacroix he's sooo shaky. How good is Ordonez I havent watched? Anyone you'd compare him too and what are his strengths + weakenesses? 5.6K views · 19 likes · 0 reposts · 4 replies Open on X →
anomaly. You pay only £35m for those. 6K views · 98 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
Lacroix very suspect yesterday Sloppy on the ball and has no presence about him. Positioning reminiscent of badia where he tracks with his back slanted. Good player but even as a wide CB he’s not still it cause he doesn’t turn the best. A CCB that can’t pass the ball but is a 149.7K views · 505 likes · 26 reposts · 44 replies Open on X →
Only an Unserious Coach / SD choose a player of Lacroix’s ability over a player of Ordonez’s. Remember, this is my forte. They’re levels and Ordonez’s is top 3 CB itl, lacroix despite being a good player isn’t the same calibre. https://t.co/yM5cSWPtIl
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@SS____899 Absolutely brilliant brother, Fullbacks like Chilly and Robertson are getting harder to fit in as the widest players cause of 2v2 abilities, you should also see my Arsenal career mode, I finally hacked the 325 tactics with the pressing and counter-pressing, its beauti 5.5K views · 34 likes · 1 reposts · 7 replies Open on X →
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Chelsea have the potential to reach this heights, we have the players for the system, the money and a coach with tactical nouse( albeit to a different degree), it’s on the coach to figure it out now. Mudryk and Levi/Cucu are the keys for this dynamic though. https://t.co/WNVc25
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This is all possible because of the 442 https://t.co/tFlDSb6Sup
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Box MF(something I advocated for since last year before the new season even started) Look at how BHA, and MCI do it https://t.co/O5AcArnrNU
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while the other FB is wide. BUT the only reason all this works is because of the superiority in the middle of the pitch. This is what the 442 provides, it gives you superiority in the most important part of the pitch(the centre) Most elite teams now are starting to use a 11.5K views · 58 likes · 5 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
OR using a 2-3 build up with one of the FB’s(Estupinan in this case) inverted when facing a 4132 press with one winger high and wide and the other FB wide too. Also uses a traditional 3-2 build up with one of the FB’s acting as a wide CB while one winger hangs high and wide htt
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JDP. That’s the motto at the end of the day. Let’s take a look at RDZ and how he’s revolutionised the 442 He uses A ballplaying GK that acts as a 3rd CB (extra man) to help bypass the first line of pressure and form a 3-2-2 build up(most especially when facing a 442 press) ht
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Ofc they can, they used to under Tuchel Take this example from this season KK Lb , J5 LCM , Chilwell acting as an interior since we overloaded their LHS https://t.co/Ul3VVQO5Hv
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And again… Do you really think with coaching our players can’t do this?? https://t.co/9eWHH9lxom
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How when the widewinger comes inside the LHS interior acts as an aux LB so as to prevent transitions and to sustain upmost pressure. B. The LB is the CM to form a 3-2 defence against transitions and to sustain pressure. You’re starting to get my point. https://t.co/U8NwJHBrNZ
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‘Rotation’ is a basketball concept, in essence it means when someone goes wide another tucks in, when one crashes the box the other stays back. You need versatile players for this to work(something we have in abundance) From the image below you can see : 16.5K views · 76 likes · 5 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
combine and rotate with. At Chelsea we have two FB’s receiving in this zones instead of having one winger receive there. Cucu/Colwill as the LB/LCB with Mudryk wide on the left should be the blueprint if we want to go to the next level. Box MF of DM/Enzo Carns/Nkunku h
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We can take Pep’s City, Arteta’s Arsenal and RDZ as examples. They have their wingers high and wide to A. Decide the next action when the ball gets to them(FB’s can’t do this, this is why they’re ‘Fullbacks’) B. Stretch the pitch C. Give their ‘8’s someone on the flanks to h
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don’t have their FB’s holding width( one of the reasons for Klopps downfall), football has evolved. One of your FB’s needs to be able to 1.Act as a wide CB in build up(RJ/Cucu can) to form a 3-2 build up. 2.Invert into midfield to form a 2-3 build up. 21.4K views · 82 likes · 6 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →
and we need to start moving in the right direction NOW before it’s too late. RJ and Chilwell holding width isn’t bad, it’s actually good player profiling as that’s Chilwell’s strength and RJ has shown he can function anywhere in any role and still be a 7.5/10. BUT The elites 22K views · 70 likes · 4 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
have to take all the matter into their hands(why Mount lost a lot of progress because ultimately he’s NOT that type of player, he’s a cog in the system NOT the system like say someone like Felix). From the image above you can see we mostly always used a ‘2-3’ build up with Rudi 25.4K views · 80 likes · 4 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
the orthodox LCM/LB. This is a 🔝 🔝system and one that suited that particular team but as they say all good things must come to an end( we were too predictable, too legarthic, too passive). This in turn brings me to the main topic I want to talk about: The 442 is the future 24.2K views · 73 likes · 3 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
the matter is Traditional FB’s are no longer needed except you’re a genetic freak like A.Davies/A.Balde/RJ. You can’t cater for FB’s holding width on both sides again, it’s too one dimensional, it doesn’t support your half space players as they have no one to combine with and 26.5K views · 102 likes · 7 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
Look at how we normally looked ON THE BALL with Tuchel. An elite system(albeit the easiest to learn) In this image you can see it’s Chilwell and Reece holding width(nothing wrong with that) BUT no other elite team have two traditional FB’s holding width. The truth of https:
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So, when looking at this you might be asking your self how does this matter to Chelsea in the present and future? Well… Let’s take a look at our ‘traditional’ 343(something we’re accustomed to as fans and what we used under a special tactical albeit flawed manager(Tuchel). 32.2K views · 108 likes · 6 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
We can shorten those zones to the spaces/channels they are on the pitch Namely A. Channels(your wide wingers/Wingbacks) B. Halfspace(your 8’s/advanced interiors) C. Central zone(Striker/F9(your F9 can also be in the half space) https://t.co/lp74o0Taaz
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