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    スティーブ・ホランド – フロント5で攻撃するチェルシー、マンチェスター・シティ、リバプール – マスタークラス



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    7. Phil Trace on

      Presumably England's next manager, considering the way they operate these days. Nice to see him discussing tactics so intelligently!

    8. lyn sid Bennett on

      Watched this guy progress from Cheshire FA Crewe Stoke Chelsea. England. Watching him at Crewe Alex Academy coaching was never a doubt he was going to the top.
      Worked hard deserves every thing.

    9. Dez H on

      He explained Chelsea's attacking positioning and sure, at times they would have had that advantage, but in a way, he makes it look as if the opposition midfield was camping in their positions and not running back to help their defence. In a set-up defence, this is rarely the case, that you are attacking 5 v 5, or 3 v 2 on the wing. In transition, this explanation makes a lot more sense.

    12. Sean Whitaker on

      Something he does not really mention much is how with all of these teams, pressing is a major part of their identity. Not only do they outnumber the offense when attacking 5v4, but also, if they lose possession their attacking third, they have 1 extra man to press with…which makes it easier to win the ball back and very difficult on the opponent to build through the back. Also, even in the event that the opposing team plays a long ball, you still have the numbers in the defensive half to mitigate that threat.

    20. Robert Sharples on

      Great explanation, very clear. Would be interesting to hear about a late arriving midfielder too – I guess would be a 6th attacker like Pogba in current United team

    27. h b on

      Great explanation, Conte doesn't get enough credit for how much he's influenced PL tactics since 2016

    30. Liam Nguyen on

      just a weird question but what is the name of the background music? Heard the knowledge sharing from Steve with this music background is just one thing to say: CLASS

    33. andrew richardson on

      Just a question of time before the the good old 2 3 5 came back into fashion! In early seventies when I played that was our only formation. Aren’t shirt numbers based on it?

    35. James Atkins on

      Is it me, or is that last bit what England did against Croatia? Trippier defensive with mount and Walker joining Kane, sterling and Phoden in the straight 5?

    36. shinjay on

      Great video. One of the major flaws for England I think is the lack of a top level left footed centre back. Most systems here have benefited from that or you have to compensate with a more defensive left back (Alonso/Cahill, Robertson/Van Dijk, Maguire/Shaw). When the CB is good enough with both feet and has exceptional passing skills though this is negated, which is why its no surprise that Maguire comes straight back in for England despite Mings being so good for England in his games. Example of this is Maguire's amazing pass that put Harry Kane in on goal against CZE. In an Ideal world you would have Maguire on the right partnered with a Laporte/Bastoni/Pau Torres player in the LCB. Balance at the back is absolutely vital to build up play in the modern game. Thanks for the insight Steve

    40. Andreas Darsaklis on

      Still remember how every team began to switch to three at the back in 2017 because of Chelsea. It was as if it was a brand new system, the reality is that back 3s had been in fashion for many years in the past.

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