Brilliant analysis. It's surprising this easy-understandable but comprehensive tactic book is written by such a young man. Book purchased and enjoyed the reading. Keep on the good works.

Can me buy your book with online visa or PayPal only?

@@waytodream1822 At the moment only through paypal

@@TheNextManager Nice vids man! Question can i buy your book in normal format; like a "book book"? Or just ebook?

@@vitsjech8817 Hey man, it's just an ebook. I'm afraid an actual 'book book' would require too much resources from me

Hey man, at the moment I'm a student doing Psychology. On the side I coach 2 youth teams, I make analyses for this channel, and a couple of other magazines and websites. But I hope to get into football fulltime in the future

@@TheNextManager That reply just made my eyes tear. You truly inspire me mate. We all love the game and want to devote time to it while maintaining a decent life and you just made a blurry picture in my mind a thousand times more defined now. Keep up the good work. Cheers from Canada :)

Hey man, I'm trying to get into the football industry. I'm working as a youth coach at the moment coaching U12's and U17's, and I'm making these video's and writing for a couple of websites and magazines. Thank you so much for wanting to make a donation. I don't really have a donations link or anything. But you could buy my ebook (which is sort of a donation), or subscribe to my patreon and then unsubscribe after a month or so.

@Jethro Torczon Yeah, maybe Marche Funèbre by Chopin, except its played by someone who has never played piano would be better.🤣

I use Imovie to edit the video;s and klipdraw to make the drawings

TheNextManager okay thank you

Hey man, let me try to clearafy. It is a still image, so with 'live' footage it might be more understandable. But Guendouzi started with pressing Pogba, and now moves to press Lindelof. Leaving Pogba as the free player. Where Pogba to move to the red area there would be two problems. First of all, Guendouzi could adjust his run, which would still take out the pass to Pogba. Leaving Lindelof without any options. Second, this all happens in about 2 seconds. So Pogba won't have enough time to make the run into that space. Also having another player move into that space won't be possesion for the sake of possesion. You see as Guendouzi has moved from Pogba to Lindelof, Pogba is now the "free player". When another player drops into that space he will likely be followed by an opponent, as Arsenal won't allow a player to receive and turn there. With playing a lay-off to Pogba, United create a free player with his face to the opponents goal on the ball. While the 'link player' who receives will most likely be with his back to goal and an opponent pressing him. In addition you can see about 4 Arsenal attackers who would be 'played out' if Pogba were to receive. Which is an indication that it isn't possesion for possesion's sake (where you keep possesion without 'outplaying' any opponents).

Hey man, let me try to clearafy. It is a still image, so with 'live' footage it might be more understandable. But Guendouzi started with pressing Pogba, and now moves to press Lindelof. Leaving Pogba as the free player. Where Pogba to move to the red area there would be two problems. First of all, Guendouzi could adjust his run, which would still take out the pass to Pogba. Leaving Lindelof without any options. Second, this all happens in about 2 seconds. So Pogba won't have enough time to make the run into that space. Also having another player move into that space won't be possesion for the sake of possesion. You see as Guendouzi has moved from Pogba to Lindelof, Pogba is now the "free player". When another player drops into that space he will likely be followed by an opponent, as Arsenal won't allow a player to receive and turn there. With playing a lay-off to Pogba, United create a free player with his face to the opponents goal on the ball. While the 'link player' who receives will most likely be with his back to goal and an opponent pressing him. In addition you can see about 4 Arsenal attackers who would be 'played out' if Pogba were to receive. Which is an indication that it isn't possesion for possesion's sake (where you keep possesion without 'outplaying' any opponents).

Not great at all, but in their case it's explainable because of the transfer ban. Also Chelsea will have to become a steady club, not just going from short-term succes to short-term succes. So in the long run this might be good for them.