Martin Raphael
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 20 Dec
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all these kinds of things, like basically a little bit of playing outside of your body shape, which is, by the way,
This is one key factor why I'm opposed to a classical isolated technical work, because usually, I mean, you can set up technical work probably in order to avoid this, but usually it's the case that you train technical execution that's easily readable.
You don't train the pass that is deceptive before.
Even the other way around, usually when you look at how players receive, receiving is also very important.
You can deceive players, opponents when you receive.
And in technical exercise, it's very often that it's so...
predictable how players are going to receive they like very very early they move straight towards the ball and control the ball right in front of them so it's like when they start to move two seconds before they receive the ball you already know which touch they are going to take there
And I think that in this way you train a way of playing that is clean and stable, but also extremely predictable.
And I think a very, very key concept that we should keep in mind is late decision.
Like unreadability that the opponent cannot read me.
And an aspect of that should be late decision.
That I just make the decision very late.
Because a thing is that...
that Mbappé can still shoot towards the far post.
Schlotterbeck can still play the pass towards the fullback.
So all the time when you do this, I think actually a misunderstanding of this action is sometimes that the whole intention is to deceive the opponent.
I think very often the intention is simply...
I can do action A, but I have action B already in my head.
So when they start to defend action A, I just choose action B. I called that scissors principle in the past, that you always have these two options.
You can go into two directions and the opponent can never defend both things.
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