One of the best practice videos ever!

The coach and his players dont even know how to pass a decent ball. First, they should practice basic foot-ball and, then, forget irrealistic and stupid coreography. Play simple.

Brilliant 10/10

I like to this formation

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This so brilliant Sending ❤ from Gambia I'm coach Alex Fernandez

I love this ❤ Sending love from Gambia I'm coach Alex Fernandez

Nice warm up drills for GK❤👍

Deano was a hero at Bramall Lane

Progression every time scores a goal defending team they transition to attack.

Good job coach

That what I do say me playing as a left back but my coach bring me to right back I make little mistakes but my central back doesn’t encourage but complain

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enjoyed watching this really good stuff👌

I love it Thank you coach.

4:00 One thing the kids need to learn is to use their voice. When the boy passed the ball back at around minute 4:00 the other boy should have called out like he was going to pass it ahead to him and THEN dribbled through. They already had the other boy confused, they just needed to sell it harder.

Excellent drill. Drills by professional players are almost always better than those created in the innovative minds of people who were not pros. My daughter has played on clubs where the drills were so far removed from the reality on the big field that the kids seemed like they landed on mars when they got to the field. This drill is SO game relevant.

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OMG 3:45 is my pet hate lol. Players, who even once you call freeze or hold, they continue to play or battle for possession 😂

This is a great video, I found it helpful for both Indoor and outdoor 7v7 also, which use similar size nets. Also, does anyone know where to find those Goal Keeper tights w/ pads?

Good exercise, but for more elder ages I think. Not big technic level of playing with the ball leads to frequent losses. Secondly, looks like the players were selected before the session, I mean, blue team definitly played better. Yellows almost didn't have the chanses to build up any playing. So, it means, the yellow team didn't feel the process of game during the session. My opinion.

Back defender can cover the behind zone so that they can easily defense and the attacking teams may gets more challenges

It was a great session build up using gk, create space and focusing on when to press

In my eyes you come and close the angle or drop and set and give yourself more time to react but I feel my first option is the one to coach or set on the six yard box

Rectangle dimensions would help

nice

gran video

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Really ssd to see Julie has passed away after finding this clip, you have left an impression and a legacy

Great example- to adapt the session could adjust the size of the pitch

giovanni mongiardi super super info thanks

Despite their few mistakes he's still encouraging them if it was in Nigeria here the coach might be cursing them

It's hard being a Coach

Great drill

Thanks Tony very educating

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This was my B diploma exam topic. I liked this coaching, especially his intervention and providing PLAN B with: "If this happened, what would you consider? If that happened, how would you change your decision?"

Thank you for teaching Attack

This is why England will never win a major trophy: the standard of coaching coming out of the F.A. is so, so bad. It's basic, unimaginative, and uninformed. It's also depleted of energy: shouting is neither enthusiasm, nor passion, it's just shouting. English coaching is two decades behind the rest of Europe (most of it), and the best coming out of South America; building a huge, shiny facility with a grandiose name, expecting coaching to miraculously improve on the back of it, was delusional and stupid. You have 'grassroots' coaches who are mostly dads who weren't very good players themselves, who are both unqualified and unpaid; on the other end you have 'academies' which are corralling kids at five and six years old and turfing them out at eight or nine - and they're coached by this guy and others like him. The point is this: coaching, as espoused and evinced by every good contemporary coach/manager is little to do with the drills or the sessions, it's simply when to stop the play, and what to say: coaching is talking. And this coach has nothing to say.

I can find very little on how to train scanning. Here it's playing a game and adding a reward/consequence but it must be possible to train scanning better, starting with a simple technical activity. Even if it's just two players passing to each other but they have to look up before they receive the ball (pre or critical scan). They could each hold cones or coloured bibs up before passing that their partner needs to call out before receiving. If this is one of the FA's 6 Core Capabilities it would be good to have more practical info.

number 8 will be a good midfielder

Excellent discussion.

I would personally add a goal or a end zone as progression to make It more game specfic

groups of players, we use this great session

working with our u13 girls on challenging , this will help

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yep , again used this

Carl Winterbottom using a different laptop as lost my previous comments and module !! Great info, and will be using

btw ..... this coach is class!