Martin Raphael

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274 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 20 Dec

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This is more than just watching football, it's a way of life.
I'm still a little bit sick, but hopefully not so much that it affects my voice too much.
I feel well overall.
Otherwise, I'm fine.
I just finished the first half of the season in the U19 Bundesliga with Preussenmünster.
It was a really nice experience.
I had some really good development throughout the months.
Looking forward to talk football with you again.
I mean, I just wanted to jump in and say that I think in his model, tactics is not really a term that he uses, but tactics is a part of communication, really.
So basically, in that theory, it's that tactics is basically just shared information within the team.
And as shared information, it is communication.
It's basically a prerequisite or the first layer, the first step of communication, if you want it.
Sure.
I think it's something that's omnipresent if you coach, that you understand what other players are thinking about what we do as a team and what do they think what the other players are doing.
I think that the example with the ball at the fullback is quite nice, or generally the ball at the wing, because especially when it happens close to the box, there is usually these two different ideas that either from there you can continue inside and try to get...
the edge of the box or towards the touchline or something like that or you can hit across from there and i think what this is this is one situation where we can very clearly see how much the decision making of teams is influenced by the communication because in some teams you see the idea is
And the communication is clearly that in this situation we want to put a cross.
So a striker who would be relatively close to the ball, he will go away from the ball because he expects a cross.
And then other teams, the striker will go towards the ball because the idea is to further outplay the situation on the ground.
the miscommunication between teammates yeah especially like when when it comes to when it comes to attacking uh situations like when you really when you try to attack the box when your winger tries to pass to a striker when your 10 tries to pass to your winger uh then it's very very often oh i thought he goes deep but he got he went wide i thought he he comes towards the ball but he went deep uh
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