Football Tactics 101 E-book

We constantly hear about the term rest defence, which refers to the structure behind a team's attacking players. On the flip side we have the rest attack structure which is vital for a team's success during attacking transitions.
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This will be really helpful coach,cheers

[@CoachReese]

I hope you find useful!

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It's in progress!

[@lw_2]

Hi Reese, as you have a lot of knowledge on football tactics If you could name 6 tactical trends currently in world football that you think football fans should know about what would they be?

[@CoachReese]

In terms of tactical approaches the major ones are probably: - Positional play - most top teams are positionally focused - Relationism - seems to be the next potential idea/ alternative to positional play Important things to know are: - Counter-pressing - Man orientated pressing (man marking) - Ball orientated pressing - Different forms of superiority: Numerical, qualitative, positional (concept from within positional play) - Along with a lot of little things such as - the half-spaces, key players roles such as the libero (John Stones), Regista (Rodri), Inverted full-back (Zinchenko)

[@lw_2]

@@CoachReese Thank you for your reply I asked the question as I think it’s important to gain an insight into your opinions on football as you have a lot knowledge. Here are some of the trends that I’ve heard of Hybrid pressing, CBs inverting into midfield, baiting of the press/generating space, the positives of direct -> counter pressing to by press the first line of engagement lopsided attacking structures, rest defence/attack. What are your thoughts on those tactical trends that I’ve mentioned and what are the benefits of those tactical trends and If you could recommend a few football tactics books to help with understanding tactics that we see today which books would you recommend?

[@CoachReese]

CBs moving into midfield is the modern libero. Hybrid pressing is a combination of zonal/ ball and man marking pressing. A rest defence is a core component of a team's attacking structure used to support/ circulate the ball, but important during a counter-press. Generally used within positional play teams a rest defence will be structured in either a 2-3/ 3-2 depending on the overall attacking structure of the team. A rest attack refers to the most advanced players within a team's low/mid-block and used during attacking transitions to ease the process and increase the overall success of the team. Baiting the press is the attacking team using pressing triggers to their advantage. This encourages the forward line of the pressing team to jump creating space to be exploited. It's a bit of a self plug, but I have an ebook that contains an explanation of the tactical concepts we're discussing and the majority of the others used in the modern game. It's available through the link in the description with 20% off.

[@lw_2]

@@CoachReese Thanks I will look at the book, Do you think it’s important regarding how a team wins a game instead if they won the game. When I say ‘how’ I mean the types of chances the team creates and the amount of control a team has in both boxes. As a lot of football fans says a manager plays ‘good football’ like it is a big deal when there’s more to football than playing good football. For example alot of people say De Zerbi plays good football which somehow means his a good manager because he plays good football. I think ‘how’ you win is more important than playing good football what do you think? My point is a lot of football fans are saying a manager is good just because the manager plays good football which seems like a lazy answer/opinion to give when praising a manager. What football podcasts that gives good opinions and talks about tactics would you recommend?

[@CoachReese]

My challenge to that is always - "What is good football?" Is good football entertaining football or is good football one that wins a game? The managers who use positional play have a very distinct style of football and usually win games. But so can managers who sit in a low-block and counter-attack. Mourinho/ Simeone have a very distinct style that differs greatly from the more entertaining positional play approach. But both are great managers. I agree with in that saying a manager is a good manager because they play good football is a lazy answer. Being a football manager is so much bigger than the tactics they use. That's the tip of the iceberg really. For me a manager should be judge on: Their tactics, the quality of the environment they create for the players, how they motivate players, how they handle different challenges, their adaptability during games or difficult moments and their behaviour