Jamie Hamilton
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 20 Apr
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They are related to the movements of the opponent.
You're watching the opponent.
What are they doing?
Where is their attention?
So it's very difficult to put those ideas into isolated technical stuff.
You mentioned receiving, and we can get to that a little bit.
But even this idea of what Schlotterbeck is doing, this disguise to play against momentum,
I think, again, most coaches are very familiar with this.
They would encourage players to do it, I think, as well, like play reverse passes.
We're not saying anything crazy here or necessarily new, but is it possible then to take this, let's say a concept like playing against momentum,
and try and almost systematize that and use it as a base principle of a tactical system.
To have it running through not every action, of course, we don't want to make everything so standardized, but for all the players to be, we talked about shared intentions, maybe a shared intention can be play against momentum of the opponent.
So rather than, let's say, emphasizing space and occupations and free man and these kinds of things, which are principles to guide shared intentions to increase coherence and communication of the team, can we put it more towards something like, and we'll get to others, but we'll introduce it here, something like playing against momentum of the opponent as a base principle of communication?
Yeah, and again, it can be, I think, applied to various levels of interaction.
Of course, on a 1v1, there's the famous Messi line, and I think we've read it out before as well, about how he takes the defender with them and moves the other way.
It's all about unbalancing.
That's what dribbling is.
Good dribblers are...
There's a reason why these kinds of players, the actions are called tricks, right?
That's what people call them.
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