Ralf Rangnick discusses "Gegenpressing" in a fascinating interview from 1998 for German television. He explained the nature of 'ball-oriented pressing' which later inspired the whole German coaching process. [THREAD]

RT @GauravAnlyst: Nagelsmann and Rangnick discuss the challenges of playing against teams that often defend deep🪜. Both the head coaches di….

RT @GauravAnlyst: Roberto De Zerbi's complete webinar about his game model and training methodology.

RT @GauravAnlyst: Simone Inzaghi's assistant coach, Massimiliano Farris, explaining the nature of 3-man-defence in buildup. Interesting web….

RT @GauravAnlyst: Arsenal FC Game Model explained by their tactical assistant coach, Miguel Molina.

"When I say 'DIRECTION' that means that you go. You go towards the goal to score.". Pep Lijnders.

Paco Seirul•lo methodology and evolution of football webinar.

Hansi Flick's FC Barcelona - High Pressing Organization.

Thiago Motta's Bologna - Buildup.

Simone Inzaghi's assistant coach, Massimiliano Farris, explaining the nature of 3-man-defence in buildup. Interesting webinar about Inzaghi's game model in Lazio and Inter Milan with game examples. Complete webinar with English subtitles in link below👇 .

Arsenal FC Game Model explained by their tactical assistant coach, Miguel Molina.

Roberto De Zerbi's complete webinar about his game model and training methodology.

Chelsea - Press & defensive organization against Man City.

Nagelsmann and Rangnick discuss the challenges of playing against teams that often defend deep🪜. Both the head coaches discuss about their game model concepts in more detail📒. Complete 'Masterclass' available in link below ⬇️ .

Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen - Rest defence organization.

🚨 LEARN MORE 🚨. Mikel Arteta's assistant coach, Miguel Molina, explaining Arsenal FC's principles and game model. Awesome webinar, very insightful to Arteta´mind and Arsenal FC game model . Watch it full with ENGLISH SUBTITLES, link below👇.

Line is a teammate, long throw deep towards the player. Cross movement to disorganise the opposition block. Crosses or cutbacks in zone 14 for high quality chances.

"Final Third". Ball wide and compact -> opposite movement towards the byline -> crossing situation.

Invite pressure through backward movement to create space behind. Arriving into that space to switch the game to the other side.

"Middle Third". Ball near side and compact -> breakthrough the blind side of opposition's double pivot to switch the game.

Nicolas Jover's Arsenal — Throw-in Analysis. Let's look into some interesting throw-in patterns to break through the opposition's block. Short thread