Sentences with phrase «high pitch pressing»

A continued shift toward defensive solidarity, high pitch pressing and a few additions in the summer and this team will be one of the best in Europe.

Not exact matches

But he is one of the best off the ball runner that we have — opponents does not want to play high defensive line or press our midfielder higher on the pitch due to the threat he pose — you may argue that the long distance scorcher by Sanchez in the FA final is due to their CBs slow in closing him down, wearying of the Walcott threat.

We can beat any1 of those teams on our day, we have trouble like teams against dortmund who press us high up the pitch, those 3 you just mentioned don't play a pressing game and i truly believe we are capable of beating them.

Nevertheless, the hosts deserved plenty of credit for a resolute defensive display which saw them press high up the pitch and put the Viola under pressure when in possession.

AMN also has pace to burn which would help in pressing high up the pitch which would aid in opportunities being created, Xhaka is too vulnerable to counter attacks with his lack of pace and it has hurt us.

We aren't able to press and penetrate West Ham because they're playing higher up the pitch.

I will just want Elneny to show more discipline instead of pressing CB's so high up the pitch.

3 Ox and theo ate not starting and flapping around like headless chicken 4 as much as we have been leaking goals, I am happy mertesacker is not on the pitch which allows us to play more expansive, high pressing style of football.

It's up to us to produce our game, which is to be strong with our high pressing on the pitch.»

Campbell rather than the Ox as Ox can be a super sub, Campbell is better defensivly and as such I would want that to help press higher up the pitch.

Need to come out in this half and press high up the pitch.

The worse one was after the his goal against southampton at the kick off he told everyone to concentrate a press high up the pitch.

We pressed and harried there player and won the ball high up the pitch and did well to capitalize on it.

Casemiro immediately understands the danger inherent in the situation (giving away the ball on your side of the pitch to a speedy attacker that has the high pressing attackers already with him).

when arsenal are pressing high up the pitch ramsey is one of the best player on the pitch but we are on the backfoot like against liverpool he will stick out as one of the worst.

I would like a 3 man CM to help win the CM battles in games and dominate from the middle of the pitch, could have 1 holding CM and 2 B2B alongside the holding player which could allow for a us to press high up in a fake 3142 formation.

We need to press higher up the pitch and not wait for our opponents to settle, organize themselves and pass our «DM» for us to start defending, and when we have the ball, we need to have atleast two players (the Striker) and another midfielder willing to make runs in the box.

We could attack more effectively from deep versus Giroud's hold - up play which requiries pressing so - high up the pitch against tight formations that we spend most of our time in the final 1 / 3rd inviting bad tackles.

I think myself and every fan alike knows exactly what sort of tactics each opposing team will use against us, very few try to play flowing football its either 1) park the bus and counter, 2) High intensity and press us up the pitch, 3) extremely physical and kick our main player / players.

Wanyama was the holding CM and he allowed Schneiderlin to push forward, Schneiderlins done great in pressing higher up the pitch and worked well with Wanyama... don't forget that he made his name in the B2B role and not holding CM role ^.

Forwards were pushing high up the pitch pressing, then when city went past them the centre was easily bypassed.

Would improve our defense twenty percent, bench mertesacker and allow us to press higher up the pitch, hence more goals and he doesn't cost a cent just what the boss likes.

More importantly, we must press teams that play from the back high up the pitch get quick scores and make the right subs no later the 60 minute

No teams in the prem press high up the pitch anymore you need to watch other leagues / teams like barca, bayern, dortmund, Atleti etc to see what high pressing looks like

It was in few games like the Dortmund, Man United and Manoco ones where we conceded because we were pressing high up the pitch.

Against better sides I'd get more pace in the team so that we're more threatening on the counter attack as they're more likely to press us high up the pitch, leaving space in behind.

Tottenham made a point of pressing high up the pitch and forcing City to go long rather than keep it down and play their usual style of football, and so Pep Guardiola will undoubtedly have plenty to think about heading into the second half to get his men back into the game.

When our passing game clearly wasnt working and dortmund was pressing us so high up the pitch why did nt we just tell welbeck and sanchez to run down the channels and hit diagonals to exploit the space behind their back 4.

Not like they have to read the game in a completely different part of the pitch, anticipate oppositions decisions at different points of the attack, withstand heavier pressing and ball retention or pass in higher traffic..

But, Everton, being the home side, would want to press Arsenal high up the pitch and test slow movers in Mertesacker and Monreal.

Allegri is a very open minded coach with 3 styles of play 3 -4-3 like Conte or 4231 or 4 -1-4-1 but the team press high the pitch.

Pressing high up the pitch or only in our own half?

High up the pitch pressing, everytime we lose possession.

Keeping Giroud on this squad with the promise of substantial playing time... the offensive tactics of this squad is way too indirect and is much more reflective of a hold up play / cross in the box scheme that suits Giroud's skill - sets but can't continue if Wenger really wants Lacazette to be successful... without Sanchez on the pitch this offence is a little bit like a headless chicken, passing sideways, providing relatively poor service to undersized players and sub-par finishing... this isn't to suggest that Arsenal can't perform without Alexis but this offensive scheme is antiquated and ill - advised, especially considering our personnel (poor man's Barca)... if Arsenal doesn't want to pay the price to get topnotch players so we can press high and play all out attack, we would be better served by adopting a counterattack approach... unfortunately that would mean developing a far less skittish defensive group that could withstand the pressure and we all know that Wenger hasn't opted for that approach considering our defensive pickups in recent years and the lack of a «boss» in the midfield

I like the fact that I did not see flamini in the last game because everyone tracked back to help out and even pressed them high up the pitch, they fought for balls they would normally not fight for.

Then the rest of the clowns started pressing higher up the pitch and applying pressure and we got a foothold of the game again... Why they did nt do this when we were 1 - 0 up ill never understand... I wish sanchez could speak english so he could give players like podolski and wilshere a bollocking.

Crowd the midfield, Press high up the pitch, don't give the balls away unnecessarily in the midfield.

We were pressed high up the pitch, forcing errors from the back line.

In some ways, a Shadow Striker is similar in style to a Defensive Forward as they both look to press opponents high up the pitch and drop in deeper if their team is out of possession.

To press high up the pitch means to collectively move up as a team, where the chance of exposing either the space in behind the defence or the space between the backline and midfield is high.

At the start of the season they were impressive in their high pressing up the pitch but since they lost at Arsenal they seem a bit off the boil.

They pressed higher up the pitch and United fail to cope with constant pressure by Everton.

In Brendan Rodgers we have a man who believes in high tempo, attacking football whereby the ball is won by pressing opponents high up the pitch.

When you don't have the ball, you aggressively press high up the pitch to force misplaced passes (remember how the team did this in the first games of last season).

They are also able to come out, press high up the pitch to provoke mistakes and when they have the ball they can use it very effectively.»

Yet away from home, Arsenal have not pressed high up the pitch.

Tirelessly pressing high up the pitch — the attitude Klopp adores, as many know — Lallana was rightly chosen as Man of the Match by BT Sport after he ran the show.

The first 20 minutes played out as expected with Atletico pressing really hard high up the pitch and not giving Bayern any chance to build play from the back.

They deserved those goals, because they pressed high up the pitch and forced those mistakes.

As Pochettino likes his team to press high up the pitch, he needs to have confidence in his chosen holding midfielder to be able to cope with mistakes that allow opposition attackers in break forward in space.