Brilliant to discuss a comprehensive win for #NUFC
The Last Word on #NUFC. The win over Leicester. ✅️ Wilson's injury. ❌️ Transfers discussed.❓️ Brentford in the cup. 🏆
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Brilliant to discuss a comprehensive win for #NUFC
The Last Word on #NUFC. The win over Leicester. ✅️ Wilson's injury. ❌️ Transfers discussed.❓️ Brentford in the cup. 🏆
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Southampton Return To Premier League After Sinking Leeds In Play-Off Final https://lnkd.in/dzYtMKfa #newsheadlines #news #breakingnews #headlines #latestnews #newsupdate #dailynews #newspaper #instanews #update #currentaffairs #newsinshort #trending #worldnews #newstoday
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Nottingham vs Tottenham: Sequences: Defensive Coordination & Build up transition - Proper defensive transition from Nottingham to avoid possibility of near options of play for Kulusevski ( dynamic superiority play) - Ball zone overload + proper tracking from nearest marker in action to avoid Johnson to interact in wide channel - After Elanga came out in second half, Nottingham became more compact in a united of 1-5-4-1 defensive structure in midblock and low block. Throughout it, spurs had difficulties in breaking through the organized zonal marking from opposition. - In first half, a solution from spurs was to bring awareness and decoys in half spaces to generate space in central for central forward to drop short and interact as the free man. However, an issue for this to happened was the indecision from Murillo to jump towards his pair (Solanke) without doing so, it caused a fluid progression in attack. Spurs had trouble breaking through a highly dynamic and physical Nottingham forest. #NottinghamForest #Tottenham #soccercoach #footballanalysis #futboltactico #matchanalysis #footballtactics #sportsanalysis
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Premier League Bournemouth vs Spurs - Bournemouth's Set piece set up, usage of 'cover' in numerical equality at central to allow player in-behind to exploit free space in Isolated farthest post through blindspot movement. - Aggressiveness out of possession and ball recovery through ball zone overload + dynamic offensive transition after recovery 2nd ball in threatening space against opposition's rest defense. Bournemouth was a machine of Aggressiveness and constantly going for duels to get the chance to start dangerous situations. Outside of it, Spurs high-back line was exposed multiple times as Bournemouth dynamic approach off-ball allowed to not give time and space to react to either son, Kulusevski or Maddison. Most of the times those duels would be collective with closing nearest options and provoking suffocation around possessor. #bournemouthfc #soccercoach #footballanalysis #footballtactics #futbolentrenador #futboltactico #tottenham #footballscout #matchanalysis #sportsanalysis #
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Horrible FC: Hull hopeless, horrendous and in a world of hurt 1900 words on the decline of Hull FC: (free read) https://lnkd.in/ep8Ek8zc
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Breaking down Manchester United's impressive pressing scenario against Brentford in the Premier League! 🔥📊 In this analysis, I dive into how United's high press disrupted Brentford's build-up play, forcing key turnovers and creating attacking opportunities. Check out how structured pressing, well-timed pressure, and intelligent positioning played a massive role in their success. ⚽️🔍 #PerformanceAnalysis #ManUtd #PremierLeague #FootballTactics #PressingGame #FootballAnalysis"
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Manchester United vs Newcastle Sequences: - 4-3 In initial build up structure from Newcastle. Also, Width as best progressive zones with low positioning fullbacks as opposition's tendency to keep center zones in-compression. - Man to man marking with dynamic jumps around ball zone, disrupting neareast options to play, fluidity in build up and provoking discomfort for possessor. Nonetheless, this used to be a common approach from Newcastle as United had trouble into finding their farthest man ( Wing-backs in maximal width) as they would be constantly under proper direct marking with their pairs (Newcastle's fullbacks) - Newcastle's fluidity in build up, exploiting the passiveness in marking from opposition In central zones. - Threatening positioning and rotations from Gordon ( more into half spaces rather than out-wide in channels) pinning Mazraoui, doing so it would avoid his correction to mark Lewis Hall (FB) in total Isolation in beyond positioning. - Superb interpretation of spaces from Isak to approach in intervals and have the physical superiority against Lisandro Martinez as the 'target' man and zone/positioning to exploit in air duels. - Newcastle's usage of 1-5-4-1 midblock and low block defensive foundations with proper inner coverage of spaces and fluid defensive shuffle. #NEWCASTLEUNITED #MANCHESTERUNITED #FOOTBALLTACTICS #FUTBOLTACTICO #SOCCERCOACH #MATCHANALYSIS #FOOTBALLSCOUT
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🏆 What a match! An exciting match tonight as England faced Slovakia. As we celebrate the game, it's worth reflecting on how football is evolving. Our latest thought leadership piece dives into how machine learning is revolutionising the game. Imagine uncovering hidden patterns, automating game coding, and transforming scouting with AI-driven insights. This isn't just the future—it's happening now. Discover how tech is giving teams that winning edge! Read more: https://shorturl.at/YcQ2s #Football #MachineLearning #DataAnalytics #SportsInnovation
Jude Bellingham's overhead kick inspired England's comeback to win over Slovakia.
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England analysis vs Denmark In my opinion, we need to be more aggressive off the ball. Here is why: 6/10 outfield players that start for England play a pressing system within their Premier League club. Key principles: ✅ Triggers ✅ Trapping the opposition on one side of the pitch ✅ Denying switches ✅ Pressing to regain possession ✅ Remaining compact within 3/5 lanes in relation to the ball #Football #Euros #England #Analysis #Footballcoach
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The international break is over and the Premier League returns with a selection of tasty tussles culminating in Tottenham v Arsenal on Sunday. We were mildly more interested in the two England games in the Nations League, due to the fact there’s a new bald-headed boss in town in the shape of Lee Carsley. And although the Three Lions racked up two impressive wins under the interim manager, it still doesn’t get the blood pumping like a Premier League weekend. The Bookie Basher also took a breather while the top flight took a step back, but he’s back from Benidorm and Ibiza, where we shudder to think what shenanigans he got up to. Anyway, those tales of debauchery are for another day - let’s get down to business with some free betting tips for your perusal… Southampton v Manchester United I’ve been on a stag do to Benidorm folks and before that had a week in Ibiza so I’m mega fragile. Indeed Alicante Airport Burger King after a four-day bender will absolutely destroy your conviction in a loving God. But we move on, and there is much to like here in lumping both teams to score. Like many, I am not sold on this current Red Devils team but Southampton have not beaten Manchester United at home since 2003, a simpler time when Avril Lavigne was telling us all it’s ‘Complicated‘. Nothing complicated about the pick here. BTTS reeks of win. Bosh. Suggested Bet: Both teams to score at 13/20 (Ladbrokes). There's more of this kind of magic in the full preview... https://lnkd.in/eMEgZdU4 #tips #bettingtips #freetips #premierleaguetips #tottenhamtips
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LBW for the win... Lewis v Wandsworth London Borough Council [2020] EWHC 3205 (QB) On 28 August 2014, L was walking with a friend through Battersea Park, a large (200-acre) Victorian park that includes two cricket pitches, one smaller with a path around its edge and a second larger one, as well as other attractions. While walking, L heard a cry from her left. She turned her head to the left, inclined her head upwards, and was struck in the left eye with a cricket ball. The strike caused serious facial injuries to L. L sued the London Borough of Wandsworth (LBW 😁), which is responsible for maintaining and operating the park. In the first instance, after a trial in the Wandsworth County Court, L won, and LBW was ordered to pay damages of £17k and the same in costs. The Court distinguished L’s claim from the landmark decision in Bolton v Stone [1951] AC 850 (we've posted about this case before), finding LBW 😁 had failed in its duty owed to park users by permitting pedestrians to walk alongside the cricket pitch without offering any warning that a cricket match was in progress with a hard ball being used. On appeal, LBW (😁) succeeded. “The case is very different from Bolton v Stone. The risk of balls being hit towards the path was so evident that any warning should have been superfluous….To a reasonable person a warning in the terms suggested by the Recorder was unnecessary and irrelevant.” “What I frankly fail to understand is how the Recorder could envisage that a cricket match played by adult men could be assumed by any reasonable passer-by to be using a soft ball. This would have been particularly so if they were wearing whites and therefore playing what would appear to be a serious match.” “I reach the conclusion that the Recorder's judgment was wrong. He failed to take account of material factors and there was a lack of logic in his analysis of the facts. In the circumstances which obtained, allowing pedestrians to walk along the path when a cricket match was taking place was reasonably safe, the prospects of an accident (albeit nasty if it occurred) being remote.” #legalhistory #law #negligence #cricket #notkrickkit #aussie #warnie
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