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Liverpool and Rodgers – they’ll go again
Ashley Wilkinson believes that Liverpool are well equipped to challenge for the title next season.
Posts Tagged ‘tactics’
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Changing Tides – A look at the evolution of tactics
Jamie Harris takes a look at the evolution of tactics in the English game.
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Evolution of the central defender: Back to the half
Alexander Gowing discusses the changing face of one of football’s most important roles.
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A tedious tactical review of 2012 (Part II) – Between Barca and the Bundesland
James Nalton is back with the second part of his look back at the tactics of 2012.
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A tedious tactical review of 2012 (Part I) – Honing the inside forward
James Nalton looks back at one of the key positions of 2012 and some of the players who defined it.
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The evolution of Tiki-Taka
Cian O’Neill discusses the now fashionable term for keeping the ball on the deck.
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Chelsea, Man City and Real Madrid demonstrate the subjectivity of tactical interpretation
Richard Nash talks tactics, focusing on three of Europe’s big spenders.
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4-3-3 – Moving with the times
Liam Ohm pondrrs why so many clubs are switching to a 4-3-3 formation.
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London 2012: Brazil don’t need any Dark Knights; They have plenty of Marvels
Willie Gannon looks at one of the favourites to take gold at the Olympics.
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Can the Brendan Rodgers approach work at Anfield?
Ashley Wilkinson discusses the Brendan Rodgers style of play, and wonders what it will take to be employed successfully at Liverpool.
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