All good understandable 😂

Now the opposite, how to attack against a defender faster than you? Or for slow attackers

Hey Matt... all we can say is thank you... you are dedicated , and we really appreciate ALL your vids. Keep up the bomb work. 💥💥

Great performance against Loudon! Any input on why you got shifted out to LB?

@@daconvertiblebaby69 play like zlatan

*“I’m in danger“* - Probably Every Defender Now...

THEYRE ON TO US!!!

Yes, that s true, be one step ahead of the oposition.

Facts

definitely

True. Can help to deal with the younger and faster players

You to!

Yes you just need to make changes to your diet and your other types of training like bodyweight/gym training.

eat a more proteic diet and eat enough calories to replenish your spent energy

Try your very best on the game and no matter the outcome. You’ll at least know that you did everything within your reach and not blame yourself after the game

@@tide5617 thanks for the advice👍😊

Yeah same my hip has been killing me and I can't run

Hoping you get your redemption bro.

potatos, brocoli, bananas

mate if you force the winger outside he's forced to get a cross in as opposed to getting a shot on goal/ playing a teammate in through channels between defenders. And the second one is a lot more dangerous than the first one, thats why at least 9 times out of 10 you force players away from goal. Except rare circumstances like overload on the wings, etc which is when you force them inside (where they dont have numerical superiority, and lesser space to exploit). Please understand that this guy is probably much more experienced and has spent a lot more time analysing the game than you have, before putting forth such hasty ideas as facts.

The only one here putting forth “hasty comments” is you. You are judging me and my knowledge based on opinion. Most top level professionals/coaching staff will agree with me. Think of it logically as well. If you are defending anywhere on the pitch and your opponent is quicker than you, your best option winning is sending this player into support. So that if he does beat you, someone is there to defend, because you do not have the recovery pace. The last thing you want to give this opponent is open space where there is no support. Because you will not have the ability to recover, or allow your teammates to close them down. You are entitled to your opinion, and that’s fine. Try it out your option, and then mine and let me know how it goes. Speak with other sources that you believe are credible and get their opinion. Matt is just an average player at best, and me not knowledgeable providing hasty comments(as you said).

@@zaqfitness1590 he doesnt get open space if u force him outside. if u force him to your teammates thats where the chaos begins in defending. you will open up space in the middle, open space will be created by your support and they can play there so many goals come from this situation, when your support is 1 step behind and he cant block his shot/pass. just look at mbappes last minute goal against real madrid. 3 players tried to stop him

I get the idea... I've often found that when you play him inside though, this can and usually does cause chaos... often times, that will pull a CB out of position, and widen the channel between CB'S which allows strikers or a CAM to slide right through. I think your idea can def be effective, but only with a world class back line. Good thought though!

@@zaqfitness1590 mate what world are you living in? Matt might be an average player in your diary and probably I am too then, but at least we've played Football and understand the game. What the hell are you talking about and nobody who understands the game will every corroborate what you're saying. It makes no sense. Getting penetrated from the middle is always going to be more dangerous than getting balls into the box which your team is in shape to defend. That's why every defense in the world stays compact and forces opposition outside, which the opposition tries to counter by creating overloads on the wings and creating space to produce quality crosses/cutbacks. This will be my last reply because i already know you're not capable of understanding this today, but my stupid hands tried one more time. Cheers.

Everything is a little bit better. Speed of players, ball control, speed of play, passing etc. Everything is on a higher level as you go up the chain.

@@Martin-sy4jt well yes but I want comparison to know what I’m going up against

What would be an example of a more creative pass to play out from defense ?