Combination Play with Mark Warburton

This technical practice comes from the former QPR Manager Mark Warburton. It's a challenging drill and demands good technical quality and application from your players. The payoff is that you'll be able to play attractive football in tight spaces.

[@footballfumb5495]

Up the R`s, Mark is the future!.

[@samsule8339]

I like to see these type of trainings

[@eaglekeeper7608]

This drill is excellent. It’s challenging because the players must understand the movements and follow the patterns each time, whilst maintaining a good first touch ,tempo, control, weight of pass and changing directions. The accumulation of these facets applies pressure, requires the participant to think and helps build cognitive skills. Modern approaches to football development is aimed at nurturing cognition, competence and character.

[@AnkleBreakersSoccer]

Good stuff.

[@jackmccutcheon9551]

"Plan B is to do Plan A better"

[@penssuck6453]

It's teaching them patterns, kind of like running a fast break in basketball or coming out of your zone in hockey, etc. This is nice except when the opposition knows what you're running. This is rather basic stuff, essentially just playing back to a teammate with better vision of the field behind you.

[@nickevans5589]

U don’t have a clue do ya ahaha

[@lapiz_]

I know we have Gerrard but… I often miss Mark. :( 🇬🇧💙

[@CoachAiken]

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[@TheMarpalm]

Who else is jealous of the facility?

[@millenium2003]

what's the purpose of this training?

[@coachtamim8605]

ok its complex drill I dnt like it but the purpose is to pass the ball at the middle then switch the play

[@JordanPrempeh1985]

It’s to learn to combine without being robotic, timing of movement to receive and pass out, type of touch to lay off, body shape and angles, type of pass to go out (lofted, driven, chipped, etc)

[@paulemmerson3196]

Funny how he can manage these young professionals but funny how the 1st team could not play like this lol😁

[@pedro19611969]

Not Pulis ball

[@Mustafa-ph1wk]

Football school's training

[@paulemmerson3196]

Funny how he can manage these young professional is this before he sells them to the premier league lol😁

[@paulemmerson3196]

Never a wrong move what like Saturday Warburton it is a joke do not worry about mistakes lol what a joke is he a comedian lol😁

[@paulemmerson3196]

Funny how Warburton pays more a tention to the lma then the 1st team and shows the young professional players how to reverse direction and play lol let can not do it in championship amazing lol😁 must be a comedian lol😁 does he not get sick of his own voice lol😁.

[@yskysk4327]

First

[@yeahbracky3623]

2 mins and 30 secs of explaining before the ball is rolling, FA tutors crucify us for that on our courses.

[@santoslagunaacademydallasf9395]

That's always been top of mind for me along with the players that are waiting to be involved. I wonder if there is a way to build something similar with a small sided game with restrictions. I imagine this exercise builds great technical attributes but they do not come to life once pressure is applied on the player.