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Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 1

Developing ttacking Play n Introduction Michael McGeehin Defence Keep all Midfield Set Up ttack Score Direction Of Play : Defence Keep all uild Up : Midfield Set Up Launch Pad : ttack Score where we want to play the game In the above diagram we have a Gaelic pitch divided into three zones (-). Our Team is playing from left to right. s coaches we encourage our players to transfer the ball as quickly as possible to Zone, the Scoring Zone, in which we have the best chance to score and win the game. We want to play the game in Zone not in either of the other two zones. s a coach we look for our team to work the ball to Zone, encourage the team to hold the ball in Zone for no more that 3-5 seconds and then release short or long to Zone. Developing ttacking Play looks at how to introduce the concept of attacking play to our teams. To do this we will look at the principles of attacking play and at what we expect of our forwards. In the practical we will look at warm-ups, combining play and small sided games to introduce attacking play. Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 2

To look at how we develop this we must first look at, know and understand the Principles of ttacking Play. These include: Depth: : : : Improvisation: : - Support on the ball -Players as Targets -Short and long ball passing options - Moving the ball through or into the oppositions defence at speed -Playing balls into wide positions to draw and isolate defenders away from each other and from central positions giving more space inside for forwards to use -The movement of players in from or behind the ball therefore moving defensive players out of position and causing disruption in their defence. -Players making runs to leave space for others -Players changing roles/positions or doing the unusual -Supporting Players giving verbal and non verbal signals to the Players in possession. Figure 1 dapted from Wade (1972) PRINIPLES OF TTK & DEFENE MIDFIELD all Possession ttack Improvisation Depth Defence Delay oncentration alance ontrol/restraint Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 3

PRINIPLES OF TTK & DEFENE ont. Forwards Objectives -To score -To create scores for team mates -To create space and expose defenders -To retain possession and get into scoring positions as quickly as possible -To make runs off the ball (sacrifice) and take defenders out of position -To defend, make it difficult for defenders to clear the ball -To win possession - keep on the move when not in possession and attempt to pull defenders out of position. Effective Use of Space in the Forward Line 1 = MOST useful space for decoy runs. LEST useful space for receiving the ball 1 1 2 2 = MOST useful space for receiving the ball LEST useful space for decoy runs 1 45m line 1 Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 4

1. WRM UP GMES: Solo Tag Organisation Grid 20 x 20m, 1 tagger and enough footballs for one ball between two 20m 1. Game of Tag with a difference only players not in possession of the ball can be tagged. Players in possession of the ball can t be tagged. 2. Tagger attempts to tag player without the ball. If 20m successful tagged player changes places with him. 3. Normal rules of soloing. In this game; 4. Encourage players in possession to pass to player who is being chased by the tagger. Support 2. WRM UP GMES: 4 + 4 v 4 Organisation: Grid 20 x 20m with 4 cones/poles placed 5m out from the grid at each side. 2 sets of bibs, 1 team of 4 in blue bibs and 1 team of 4 in red bibs (together play as attackers). I team without bibs act as defenders. 1. ttackers attempt to keep possession They get a score for every 10 successful passes. 2. fter every pass the passer must sprint out of the grid and to around the nearest cone/pole and comes back into the game to support the man on the ball. 3. Defenders attempt to win and retain possession of the ball. 4. hange roles after 2-4 minutes. In this game; Support Improvisation Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 5

3. WRM UP GMES: Long all Organisation: Grid Endline to 45m line, footballs, cones/poles and bibs Variation: End Line 1. Two Teams organised with bibs. 2. Each Team to defend the Grids. 3. Team & places a player into each of the grids they are attacking. 4. Object of the Games is to play the ball to Direction Direction the player in the Grid they are attempting to score in. Defending Team cannot enter the grid. 5. Once the Player in Grid collects the ball Of Play Of Play cleanly this counts as a score. The receiving player immediately plays the ball 45m 45m to a team mate. The Player who gave this pass into the grid changes places with the receiver. 1. Take the Players out of the Grids. To score the ball has to be worked to a team mate who gets into the grid to receive the pass Players can only stay in the Grid for three seconds. Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 6

1. OMINTION PLYS: 3 1 2 3 4 D Organisation = Grid 40/45m x 40/45m, Players divided between markers,,,d etc. Footballs 1. First Player at passes to first player at and continues to run. 2. collects and plays the ball back to 3. sprints around cone and receives pass from who joins back of Group 4. passes long to who collects and returns ball back to 5. Drill continues. Variation: 1. dd I extra ball and/or change direction 2. OMINTION PLYS: ccurate Passing Quick Movement after the pass Support 1 2 3 6 4 D 5 Organisation = Grid 40/45m x 40/45m, Players divided between markers,,,d. Footballs 1. Long ball from to 2. collects and plays the ball back to 3. sprints around cone 4. plays diagonal ball to, who collects 5. plays ball to and runs around cone 6. plays diagonal ball to D 7. Drill continues. Variation: 1. dd I extra ball and/or hange Direction ccurate Passing Movement after pass Support Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 7

3. OMINTION PLYS: D Organisation = Grid 40/45m x 40/45m, 6 Players at, 3 players at each of,, D. Footballs 1. all among first three players at long pass from them to Group at. follow the ball to. 2. Group collects, pass to each other once on the move and play ball to Group. continues to 3. Drill continues. Variation: dd I extra ball and/or change direction Support Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 8

E F 4. OMINTION PLYS: 45m 6 1 2 O O O Depth ombination Plays 3 5 4 D Organisation = Grid half pitch Footballs (unlimited) and cones. First ball is to the right corner Group 1. passes ball to and keeps moving forward 2. collects and plays the ball back to and turns and runs to 3. passes a long ball to and joins back of Group 4. collects and passes ball long to D. continues to back of Group D 5. D collects and solo s back to Group 6. Second ball is to the left corner Group E 7. Third ball is to cone etc 8. Drill continues. Variation: 1. s above only this time sprints towards, receives the ball from and plays the ball back to in front of him. passes to D 2. New group (G) go behind goals. plays the ball to D who runs toward the goals. D receives ball, takes 4 paces, no solo and strikes ball over the bar. D goes to G. G collects and solos out to. First all: ---D-G- Second all: --E-F-G- Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 9

5. OMINTION PLYS: E D 4 xxx xxx 2 ooo x ooo x x 1 3 45m Organisation = Half Pitch, Footballs & ones 1. Footballs at Players at,,, D and E. 2. plays back to (follows direction of ball) collects ball 3. makes diagonal run across in front of. passes ball to. continues diagonal run. 4. D makes run wide and receives ball from. D takes 4 paces and shoots for a point. 5. E collects and brings ball to. (---D-E-) 6. Drill continues. Variation: Same drill finishing from the right wing. nd/or add defenders. Depth Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 10

1. SMLL SIDED GMES: Organisation = 1 x Portable Goals, 1 x fixed goals, ¼ pitch (30m x 30m). ibs, Footballs & ones 1. 4v3 Goal Keepers in goals. 4v3 on the pitch. Team of 4 attacks the large goals and Team of 3 attack the portable goals. 2. Next Team of 4 players ready behind the portable goals. 3. Next Team of 3 ready behind the large goals Variation : 1. Two minutes on for both teams. Keep scores, normal rules. 2. onditioned Game 1 designated forward on Team of 4 to stay in full forward position. 3. onditioned Game 4v4 The Team in possession have 1 minute to score a goal. If they score they leave the pitch immediately and the Defenders stay on, retrieve the ball and attempt to score before next attacking team comes on to the pitch. 4 v 3 Depth 30m Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 11

2. SMLL SIDED GMES: a a a 30m b b b D b b b oach oooooooooo a a a Organisation = 1 x Portable Goals, 1 x fixed goals, ¼ pitch (30m x 30m). ibs, Footballs & ones 1. Divide players into two teams & with bibs. -Team & then further divides. Half of Team goes to one, the other half to one on the diagonal. -Half of Team goes to one and the other half to one D on the diagonal. 2. Players at each cone number themselves 1, 2, 3, etc. Goalkeeper in both goals. On the pitch excluding the goalkeepers you will have 2v2 at any one time. 3. oach is positioned centrally with footballs. 4. oach throws the ball into the pitch in any direction for the number 1 s in each group to contest (2v2). They have 1 minute to score a goal. If a goal is scored inside a minute both teams go off and the coach plays in the next ball for the number 2 s, etc. 5. If no goal is scored the coach call both teams off and plays next ball. Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 12

3. SMLL SIDED GMES: - ONTINUOUS KS -V- FORWRDS Organisation = rea (½ Pitch). ibs, Footballs & ones/poles 1. 3 Games set up beyond the 45m line -6 acks v- 6 Forwards 2. oach plays ball to one of the Forwards -If forwards score a point they get the next ball. If forwards score a goal they get the next two balls. 3. If Defenders win the ball they must work the ball out through one of the three gates. Once they do this the game does not stop, the Defenders immediately become Forwards and attempt to score. (The ttackers revert to defend) 45m Variation oach oooooooo 1. Goalkeeper to take a kick out, whichever Team wins the ball can attack immediately. 2. dd in a Midfielder as an extra player for the Team in possession. ombination Play Depth Developing ttacking Play n Introduction - Michael McGeehin 13