I'm not talking
about possession football, one can have an attacking mindset without dominating the ball as clearly expressed by his early FC Porto and Chelsea sides.
Not exact matches
Being prescriptive
about it, and as a general principle, at any given point while the ball is in their team's
possession, a
footballer should do whatever is most likely to lead to a goal for their team.
This is where Pochettino's high - intensity brand of
football — all
about possession and pressing — emerged.
«It will take a couple of days to recover and to think
about Manchester United and play in a different competition, which will be a good opportunity to come back to the Emirates and play our
football with
possession and dynamism.»
Just goes to show that a more rigorous and confident defence allows us to play proper
football and it is not all
about possession.
Roughly the same number of goals but OG beats CB on just
about every other metric known to man when it comes to playing
football — passing,
possession, creating, defending.
But the
possession based
football that has been the Arsenal way for many years now could be coming under threat from the new tactics that were widely used at this summer's Euro 2016 tournament, so I wonder whether the prof is starting to think seriously
about a rethink.
Here, you are talking
about two Footballing sides that play with different philosophies; Arsenal play
possession football, embellished by intricate passing moves.
For me, forget all the yap
about MO, be it a big flop, panic buy, quiet genius, maverick, goes missing etc etc he is one of the few players in world
football where I will lean forward a few inches and take special note when he has the ball — in
possession he is a one - off no doubt
about it, not so much for any fireworks or spectacular end product, it is just the coolness and ease that dazzles.
The
possession - based philosophical approach to
football thinks
about football in terms of space; how can a team control the game both with or without the ball?
«Sometimes you have got to go somewhere with it», Jones said
about Swansea's
possession football.
We are dominating
possession and chances, playing exciting
football, and Ander Herrera has talked
about how this is us going back to our roots.
Yes he gets a nose bleed every time the goal opens up in front him, but
football is 90 %
about possession and for that, there's noone better.
If there was any fear
about Inter's rejigged backline it was being allayed by
possession football.
Their
football at times was wonderful to watch, retaining
possession in a flawless manner, but perhaps some of the rust from their pre-season hasn't yet washed off but the decision making of some of their creative stars, Samir Nasri in particular, was poor and like Arsenal teams down the years, the Gunners tried to take the long route in order to score that wonder goal instead of cutting corners and actually giving the Liverpool defence something to think
about.