Interesting data from the premier league COACHES: Under perfect conditions and perfect players, where would the team you coach plot on this chart ⁉️

The core under pining principles how how I want my teams to play No matter the level How they’re applied and how it looks will look different depending on the team and situation But these never do

From the moment you win the ball back When you’re in front of goal When you’ve beaten a player in a 1v1 and need to find a next pass From fire 🔥 to ice cold ❄️

Bucket List Stadiums 🏟️

Haven’t been on here for a while. How is it?

From the moment you win the ball back When you’re in front of goal When you’ve beaten a player in a 1v1 and need to find a next pass From fire 🔥 to ice cold ❄️

The core under pining principles how how I want my teams to play No matter the level How they’re applied and how it looks will look different depending on the team and situation But these never do

Practice working on defending against direct play concept I've just come up with - happy to take thoughts and comments Main focus Back 4 dropping in against long ball Secondary focus Midfield screening and sliding ball into front players Tertiary focus 2nd balls and counter attacking

Interesting data from the premier league COACHES: Under perfect conditions and perfect players, where would the team you coach plot on this chart ⁉️

How I use AI to reflect on my coaching sessions A 🧵 Comment on what you think and whether it will help you to review your sessions and drop a like/retweet whilst you’re at it!

Spent the last two days feeling properly under the weather. Apart from the hour tonight at football. Went straight into coaching mode and apparently my body completely ignored the virus that’s kicked my butt the last 48 hours 😂

Neville is absolute right about teams getting too structured Always been of an opinion to break a tight block you need at least one player who can receive on tight areas, twist and drive to disrupt) Foden, Messi, Bellingham Slow passing plays into the defending teams hands

@vftlpodcast.bsky.social what times the podcast out tomorrow lads?

Spurs analysts are going to have fun digging through this tomorrow

Me but the next 5 minutes #totmu

Someone check Forsters betting account. Must have had over 5.5 goals in play at half time. Only explanation (ok not the only one)

Delighted for Solanke A lot of the work he does is so unselfish. Deserves those two goals

Some of the solutions Spurs have found to get out of tight already in their own defensive corners has been unbelievable at times so far in this first half. Risky? Absolutely! But really class when they get it right

Feel in a good place with my sessions right now. Putting in the extra planning time definitely paying off. Obviously not perfect and there is loads of improvement I’d like to see from myself. But happy enough!

Finally got my kid off screens Whilst picturing him in front of a huge tv Also going to make next to know difference on footballing ability Anyone else get these scams come up?

I’m liking what I’m seeing from this Fulham side so far. Really organised defensively and clearly the tools to find ways to hurt you. Not just short but baiting the press to go long. Better touch from Smith-Rowe there and potentially 2-0.

What a goal that is for Fulham. Shows the importance of having flexibility in your build up. Had tried a number of avenues to go through so Leno makes the decision to go over/direct with quality. Secured and then punched in behind with a lovely finish. Class

COYS!

I have always been a believer and supporter of playing out from the back. But, you have to have flexibility and recognise the picture. Sometimes the right option is to clear lines and reset. You become harder to play against as a result.

I’m having panic attacks watching Arsenals set pieces tonight knowing how bad Spurs are at defending corners 😭 Hopefully they get worse at them by the time the NLD comes round again 😂

That 2nd Arsenal goal is the very definition of scoring one off your arse

Choosing golf and poker as my main two hobbies outside of football was literally the worst idea ever. Both are expensive, take up loads of times and are the hardest things to get good at. Got to be easier thugs to do for fun 😂

Can really recommend this. Always good stuff (even if I don’t always get what is being discussed) This episode was right up my street and got my brain going into overdrive Sketching out some plans off the back of it as I type this podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/t...

Man City deciding to let Van Dyjk have a free run and header every corner

See also when your delivering a coaching point to the whole group

Love the detail Hoddle goes into during commentary some times

Fun fact: According to their most recent accounts, Bodø/Glimt's entire annual wage bill is less than what it cost Manchester United to fire Erik ten Hag.

That was as close of a perfect performance from Liverpool tonight. They’ll take some stopping

Wow wow wow Salah

Is there a petition for McCoist to commentate on every tv game?

🧵 1/6 Had a nice little takeaway from my session tonight that I think many coaches could learn from. I designed a session that started with a simple 6v6 keep ball, which was supposed to transition into a 2 teams vs. 1 team possession and pressing exercise.

Of course he has. We’re just not allowed nice things are we?

Well that’s a pen surely?

I know someone will probably come back as to why it’s not statistically beneficial to have at least one man on the post However I used to have my front post covered so that I could more effectively cover the glanced header to the back post. Exactly how West Ham scored

Some excellent analysis on MNF by Jamie Carragher right now

Ah good we’re encouraging fans to start rows with ex pros and then sell their stories are we?

A puncture was not on my list of things to deal with this morning. Though thankful it didn’t blow out driving down to Portsmouth last night

Look, what happened was obviously horrible but don’t make try and say free shots and beer buckets are bad things 😂 WONT SOMEBODY THINK OF THE CHILDREN!

Future coach in the making 😂🤦‍♂️

Productive week so far Tuesday - Coaching on the grass Wednesday - produced a presentation for the players on optimal nutrition and example weekly training plan Thursday - 11 minute video analysis which was sent to the players Trying to battle the minimal contact time we have with the players

FA’s WARM guidelines

Any research in hanger in 5 year olds? It’s real in our house in the mornings 😂

Nearly at 100 followers. It’s a start!

I can't stand hearing the term 'Weaknesses'. I know many don't use it now however, I still hear it used regularly. We need to reframe it, not only for the benefit of the players but also, for the environment we should be trying to create. Some things to consider 🤔

My first intervention from my session Tuesday. Muted audio for obvious reasons but from my development point of view the fact it lasted less than 30 seconds is really pleasing. Worked hard to get rid of the waffle!