System of Play : Pictures
The pictures are below the table.
Below you will find a series of simple pictures that look at 'Phases of play' and a 'System of play'.
Note : This is an 'example' system of play. Each team needs a system that suits the types of players within the team.
Each picture has its own page (see the table) and on each page there is usually a video which explains exactly what the picture is trying to convey.
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Each picture below has its own page in the resource. |
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| Page | 3.5.1 | |
| Page | 3.5.2 | |
| Page | 3.5.3 | |
| Page | 3.5.4 | |
| Page | 3.5.5 | |
| Page | 3.5.6 | |
| Page | 3.5.7 | |
| Page | 3.5.8a | |
| Page | 3.5.8b | |
| Page | 3.5.9a | |
| Page | 3.5.9b | |
| Page | 3.5.9c | |
| Page | 3.5.9.1 | |
| Page | 3.5.9.1 | |
| Page | 3.5.9.2 | |
| Page | 3.5.9.2 | |
| Page | 3.5.9.3 | |
| Page | 3.5.9.4 | |
| Page | 3.5.9.5 | |
| Page | 3.5.9.5a | |
| Page | 3.5.9.6 | |
| Page | 3.5.9.7 | |
| Page | 3.5.9.8a | |
| Page | 3.5.9.8b | |
| Page | 3.5.9.8c | |
| Page | 3.5.9.9 | |
As a general rule :
- If a team has a high flat bock ( 2 or more players on the edge of the box [ wingers might join the #9 in a 3 player high flat block]) then find the space in the midfield and go long (unless a central player drops low (into #6 space) and can receive a pass without being under pressure).
- If a team only has the #9 on the edge of the box (wingers have dropped low), then play out.
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