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26 Jul 09:00

New Practices: Playing Out and Through

Three new practices are now live for subscribers.

Technical practices nine and ten continue to build out the series, and alongside them we have released skill practice 6, which is a brilliant one for any age group. It goes into great detail on how to build with a back three, making it a really useful session whether you are working at grassroots or academy level.

Available for subscribers now 👇

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24 Jul 16:18

Not as of yet.

It’s on the list as we work through a game model and strategies.

I’ll add it to the list to discuss on our next live class and then I’ll give you a shout as soon as there is a some produced content.

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22 Jul 10:39

New Content: Build Up Play & The Defensive Midfielder

Three new pieces are live, and they tie together nicely and are available for subscribers.

Technical practices seven and eight continue the build-up play series, with each one adding another layer to the collection we have been putting together across the playing out and through theme.

Alongside that, we have published a blog on the in possession phase of the defensive midfielder. If Rodri's performances in the World Cup have caught your attention, this one is worth your time. It sits within a broader set of blogs that reflect the education and game model that runs through everything we do at Tactx.

https://tactxcoach.com/programs/defensive-midfielder-in-possession

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20 Jul 10:15

New Practices: Playing Out and Through 🧱

Two new practices are now available for subscribers.

The 6v6 game practice continues to build on the patterns and principles of playing out and through, while technical practice 6 takes a new direction, moving from a back four to introducing the principles of playing out and through with a back three.

Available for subscribers now 👇

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17 Jul 19:28

New Game Practice: Playing Out and Through | 5v5

The latest game practice is now available for subscribers.

The 5v5 focuses on the relationship between the centre-backs and the double pivot as we continue to build out the playing out and through collection.

Available for subscribers now 👇

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Replied on TUCHEL'S ENGLAND VS ARGENTINA | DID EMOTION TAKE OVER LOGIC?

17 Jul 14:26

Tactx : We believe the technical ability of the England players is at this level. The risk and retain choices come down to a strategy implemented over time rather than to an instruction for a game. For example, in our La Masia article, we write about the cries of 'tranquilo' (calm) that come after winning the ball. A retain model that is built. Gordon and Rogers are two players who thrive in risk, and England scored goals through this strategy in the tournament. As you said, the pressure and occasion may have got to some players. England lacked that control when they won it back with a risk or a retain decision.

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17 Jul 14:24

One question we missed from Dale...The example you gave of Guehi retaining possession in transition and the lack of that later in the game from others - do you think that’s a question of ability of the other players or more an instruction they needed to be given (retain > risk at that stage)? Clearly pressure is a factor at that stage but looking forward, is it something an instruction is more likely to fix, or is it that our players didn’t have the capability to retain in those moments? I remember Henderson I think against Croatia just lumping the ball forward no interest in retention, that makes me think it’s more an instruction than ability or inferiority complex

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