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ATTACKING
Attacking in soccer is a lot like attacking in the game of chess. In chess
if you have three pawns and your opponent has two you would like to trade
pawn for pawn until your 3-2 advantage becomes 1-0. In soccer, if
you have a 3-2 advantage your attackers should make passes and runs which
require the defenders to commit. You want your 3-2 advantage to
become a 2-1 advantage and finally a 1 versus the keeper. Ken Gamble - 2003
These articles are on the
DecaturSports website:
1v2 Attackers -
SoccerCoach-L compilation (MS Word - 258KB)
Developing Speed of Play
by John Ellinger, U.S. U17 Men's National Team Coach
(Courtesy of Success in Soccer Magazine - Taken from the NSCAA
Coaching Newsletter - August 4th, 2004)
Teaching Vision and Support Play By Vince Ganzberg, Regional
Technical Director
(from the NSCAA Coaching Newsletter - April 28, 2004)
Switching the
Play By Mick Smoothey, NSCAA Regional Technical Director (From the
NSCAA November 2003 Newsletter)
Switching the Point of Attack - A comprehensive coaching manual
on teaching the art of switching attacks - another great article by
George Lasher (Word doc)
Switching the Point of Attack - A comprehensive coaching manual
on teaching the art of switching attacks - another great article by
George Lasher (.PDF)
Developing Counter Attacks By Klaus Pabst, German staff coach,
and Roy Morris, English youth coach (from the NSCAA Coaching
Newsletter - August 18, 2004)
The
‘Early Cross’ By Jeff Tipping, NSCAA Director of Coaching (from
the NSCAA Coaching Newsletter - September 1, 2004)
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