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2 Premier Diploma System Premier Diploma The flexible System or System or or Presented by David Saward Middlebury College - Vt

3 Premier Diploma How many of you are playing it?? Who is playing What age group does this system suit? System The other ques9on or philosophy is Do we fit/force players to a system or do we fit a system to the players we have?

4 List 5 Reasons Which System??? A Coaching Dilemma

5 What system?? How do You Decide? Quality of the Players? Strength/Weakness of the opponent? Philosophy of you - the Coach? Type of Compe99on? Other Factors? Weather? Size of field? Condi9on of field How does your team deal with change?

6 OR Is it simply the System that you played and THUS The one you feel most comfortable teaching.

7 Modern Tac9cal Innova9ons? 11 technical players. GK now employs feet x7 more than hands! Technically effec>ve central defenders in possession. The modern full back. - Clichy, Evra, Dani Alves, Walker, Lahm, ZabaleLa etc Increased posi>onal interchanges / rota>ons? Eg No:9,10,8,7,11 Anchor MF player (s) now more prominent. Perhaps 2 anchors. More wrong footers playing in wide posi>ons. More teams building and alacking centrally. More teams passing into and inside the penalty area to produce strikes. Also area off the side of the penalty area has become a staging area or re- building area. More teams defending later. More counter- alacking teams? Prominence of central supply/ teams probe/pa>ent Mul>- purpose wide player. Flexibility within a system. Withdrawn striker ( Shadow striker.) Lone Central Striker

8 How does the system apply ALacking Premier the Principles Diploma of play? 1.Penetra9on System Defending 1. Pressure 2. Support 2. Cover/support 3. Width 3. Balance 4. Mobility 4. Concentra9on 5. Improvisa9on 5. Predictability

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10 System Requirements n Goalkeeper must be quick off their line and good with their feet n Central backs must be skillful in order to ini9ate a^acks n Outside backs must have excep9onal stamina, work rate, tac9cal awareness, and a^acking mentality n Front four must be skilled, crea9ve, and very pa9ent

11 System Requirements, Con9nued n Strikers must be mobile and technically and tac9cally strong under pressure n Five central midfielders requires precision and mobility n En9re team must dominate in the air n En9re team must work together no room for hiding!

12 Basic Roles/Func>ons Goalkeeper - #1 Don t let them score Organize the defense Ini9ate the a^ack from the back Be our deepest support player

13 Basic Func9ons Outside Backs - #2 & #3 Defend as part of the back 4 Provide width to team a^ack Provide addi9onal depth to team a^ack Penetrate with the dribble, run, and cross A^ack centrally when game allows

14 Basic Func9ons Center Backs #4 & #5 Anchor the back line Organize the team defense Mark central a^ackers Orchestrate the a^ack from the back Play- make from deep posi9ons A^ack centrally when game allows

15 Basic Func9ons Central Midfielders - #5/#6 Screen the Back line Fill the back line on transi9on to defense Give cover to a^acking midfielders Engineer midfield a^ack Penetrate with the pass, run, and shot

16 Basic Func9ons A^acking Midfield - #11, #10, #7 Support the frontrunner Score goals Fill the back line on transi9on to defense Give cover to a^acking midfielders Engineer midfield a^ack Penetrate with the pass, run, and shot Orchestrate team press Defend as part of midfield block

17 Basic Func9ons Striker - #9 Score Goals Provide depth to a^ack Interchange with a^acking midfielders Be Mobile Serve as first line of defenses Penetrate with the dribble, run, pass, shot

18 Style Mobile A^acking Pressing Possession Pa9ent Persistent

19 Key Advantages of the System - A^ack n Natural width from outside backs n Three withdrawn players exploit a^acking holes, and pull opposing backs out of line n Mobile Front- 4 difficult to contain n A^acking outside backs cause def. problems n Numerical strength in the central corridor (8)

20 Key Advantages of the System - Defense n Numerical strength in the back n Numerical strength in the central corridor n Can easily become condensed n Addi9onal players behind the ball facilitates pressing n Twin central midfielders compensate for gaps

21 Nothing is PERFECT ( unless if you have perfect players) Thus What are the Challenges of the system?

22 Key Challenges to the System n Lack of mobility can cause crowding and pin the system back into defensive shell n Lack of tac9cal awareness and mobility can isolate lone striker n Gejng players forward requires excellent possession, ajtude and fitness n Management of wide spaces

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24 Work Groups Premier Diploma Revolu9on v s Sea^le System DC United v s Orlando Group Task: Show the major areas of concern for your system when the other team has the ball How does your system provide you with an advantage in the middle to final third when you have the ball?

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27 To you all good luck and remember the system is only as eﬀec9ve as the players within it!!! Gallup The most important ingredient in any human endeavor is talent. Thanks for your a^en9on. See you on the ﬁeld in 15 mins!! David Saward Middlebury College Vt.

Homewood Soccer Club Academy Curriculum Fall 2016

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