Daniel Macpherson

Im modernen Fußball spielen gefühlt alle Mannschaften mit aggressiven Mannorientierungen. Mit dem Ball braucht es daher kreative Lösungen -> u.a. Rotationen, Give and Go, Spiel über den 3. @jahesch0 mit einem Beitrag über Konzepte und der Frage: Ist der Libero zurück? LINK👇

@Torwartkette_ND @jamaajoy Immediately screen recorded this earlier as a good one to add to the collection😆

@regis_tah This is Hamburg against Bayern's M2M. Is Hamburg's playing style also unattainable for EPL clubs?

By dribbling onto him, the ball carrier fixes the farsided CB's manmarker, stretching the distance between them and opening space to attack against the movement direction of the striker

Rotations can act as m2m press’ kryptonite. “How” your players rotate matters just as much. In the build-up to Bayern’s 3rd, players suddenly slow down/accelerate, change direction, even walk backwards/sideways to manipulate their markers & open space.

Nice example of 3rd player arriving within the diagonal from tonight’s Elversberg winner. Dynamic.

How amazing does this look. Might have to just bite the bullet and pay up.

⚽ 🧤 Goalkeeper Build 3v2 Concept: Playing off the defender's shadow; Seeing more teams build up with a higher density up the pitch with a lower density 3v2 around the GK - One of the solutions seeing more and more of is playing the defenders shadow directly without the need of the 3rd player bounce with the CB moving into these spaces to occupy after the press

The fly Goalkeeper 🧤🪽

🚨⚓️ EXCLUSIVE | Tim Walter is currently the leading candidate to become the new head coach of Holstein Kiel. Advanced negotiations. @SkySportDE 🇩🇪

New article- The Game of Two: How Futsal influences Football I explore how Futsal focuses on a relation dependent framework rather than structure The impact of futsal in micro tactics How teams can use futsal to become more exciting & player led jogofuncional1.blogspot.com/2026/02/the-ga…

"Moreover, another pivotal role of SAS would be to ensure that athletes are presented with alive movement problems of varying complexity, requiring them to continuously coordinate movement system degrees of freedom (i.e., perception-cognition-action) across different sport-specific contexts. In other words, by interacting with and attempting to solve diverse and complex movement problems, whether it be during strength and conditioning (S&C) activities (e.g., warm-ups/movement preparation, agility sessions) or during team practice sessions, athletes are challenged to continually adapt their skills (Araújo & Davids, 2011)." @fab_otte @MovementMiyagi tinyurl.com/axccrfy9

Impressive performance from HSV against Bayern The team consistently tried to create physical mismatches to gain advantages in direct duels and long-ball situation or to drag the opponents into unfamiliar spaces

Did you notice (h/t @Jon_Mackenzie ) how @HSV manipulated @FCBayernEN with their rotations? They lined up/defended in a 5-4-1/532 (ball-side) for big portions of the match, but whenever they'd get the ball they managed to put FCB's man to man press in uneasy situations: #HSVFCB

Attacking with the tilt and having many players around the ball won’t garuntee success The important aspect is that players speak the same footballing language Sharing intentions One/two’s, rotating, underlaps, constantly filling spaces This is the dynamic nature of the game

Close to counter-press, fun 1 touch close combinations with CF.

Using the tilt to exploit opposites- high and low.

Thread of some clips from our first game back last week. Lads experimenting with flexible solutions through positional principles and close left combinations when tilting.

CB fixing farsided striker via dribbling onto him