@@goku445 that got nothing to do with being well organized. teams back then had been aswell organized. As u can see in this videol there aint anything that left nothing to chance, everything got a purpose. Its rather because todays game gone soft. If u play like that u have to be aggressively and trying hard to stop the player immediately who receives the ball, no matter how. If they pressed today like that most likely it would result in a foul in favor for the ballhoder and while most player would still be in one place, the whole other side would offer free space and free teammates, that would be deadly. Back then the ref didnt whistled for the slightest touch so it was more effective
@@goku445 th-cam.com/video/Y3KI4nCWsQ4/w-d-xo.html so this aint soft? Neymar has to hear from ref not to do skill moves anymore. Todays era is a joke. Now compare that with 0:06 and 4:05 in the following video. both fouls werent even a yellow by the way. Of course there is competition, but competition under too obsessively restricted rules. Today is competition in a cuddle time of football th-cam.com/video/WCbUiiJoQYw/w-d-xo.html
@@Rivane84 So in your opinion football is tackling without restriction and injuring your opponents without sanction. Even in rugby you have rules. I guess you should watch some martial art instead of football which you obviously don't understand. By the way those violent teams you mention have nothing to do with Cruyf's strategy so that just kills your stupid argument.
This was basically the football equivalent of Overwatch's Goats Comp; the team picking out a single key opposing target and overwhelming them to throw off the opponent's gameplan entirely.
This type of tactics was great because not only was it total football but also u didn’t need to be the fastest strongest or the tallest either to play this type of game which was so incredible to me in my opinion all you needed was position and that was it and be good with the ball
I was lucky to see Johan at his peak during the 1970s. The best European player bar none, I've seen. He took what Di Stefano fine-tuned at Real Madrid. Total football. Occupying every position on the pitch during a match & brought it gloriously to the 1974 world cup stage.
I agree guys, I have seen that game the 2 player Cruyff vs Beckenbauer was simply amazing. The game first minute Germany goes down 1:0 with a PK and coming back. Cruyff and Barca was actually fine tuning total football was created by Kubala, Kocsis and Czibor, from the Mighty Magyars in the 50's. That time watching Barca playing it was not a soccer game, but a symphony. The other greats I saw young Beckenbauer vs Sir Boby Charleston.. Simply wow !
@@johnbogdan688 Their backline rotation, with defenders up in midfield & attacks got exposed badly, on quick, overload transitions. Beckenbauer stepping up into midfield & playing quick counter passes to the German wide players. It's embarrassing watching, how many times the Dutch got exposed at the back.
It was not Cruijf who invented total football, it was Rinus Michels, Cruijf did it on the field with his arrogant play style. Rinus Michels was the General who made everybody play this way in the Netherlands. th-cam.com/video/7Qdtwv91Teo/w-d-xo.html
You should watch Tim Walter's sides (Stuttgart, Bayern & Holstein Kiel) or the Holstein Kiel U19 in the season 19/20. They play a similar style like the Nederlands in the 1970s, but in a really modern way.
Hey Nouman, just wanted to say that I love your videos and footage. I suck at understanding and analysing tactics, but have been learning a lot. congrats on the nice work
Gabriel Xavier Dutch press was more efficient than Liverpool’s. Liverpool nowadays use the hard-man mark press but the whole Dutch team used to HUNT whoever had the ball.
After a long time i'm watching your contents. While watching your videos , i am feeling relaxed after a long time 😍 One request to you: "Explain total football playing now-a-days"
My father says he always went to Ajax in "De Meer" stadium in het sixties just to see Johan Cruijff play. In his early years you could already see how extraordinary he was.
Great video! But just one thing; the team you're showing from 8:24 till the end is not Holland from the 70's, that is Holland at the Euro's in 1988, which they actually won! (Might be worth making a video of that 🤔😉)
Hello Nouman, We always talk about the offensive tactics of total football. What about the defensive side? I mean we want a broad analysis of defensive side of total football. Thank You
Najmus, that is easy, the defender is the first attacker, because he receives the ball from the keeper and starts the play. The attacker is the first defender because, in the opposite position, he starts to defend by making it difficult for the opponent to play the ball easily.
simple. west germany had franz beckenbauer as sweeper who control the ball and distributing it to the striker. also in the 70s they had gerd muller and sepp maier, the best striker and goalkeeper in germany history.
Now more than ever, it’s great to know and educate yourself with these soccer greats. You can just see why they were so tired and soaking wet after matches! Run run run. Great teams Netherlands!
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Awesome analysis mate!! I guess hard press may be outdated because of the stamina required and the very fast paced football played nowadays, but switching positions is something not very often seen as a tactic (like Piqué/Ramos going forward in the 80th minute)
Love your channel man, keep it up!! Could you make a video about Andrea Barzagli? Often I've heard that he was the strongest defender of the BBC (Bonucci, Barzagli, Chiellini) and would be interesting to see why people say that (Claudio Marchisio amongst those people)
Cruyff perfected the false nine. You can say Pele, Maradona, Messi or whatever.. But for me, cruyff was the most versatile player. He can play all positions on the pitch. That was crazy.
Cruijf was the most versatile because I want first to see Messi or Ronaldo will be a better manager than Cruijf did in his second career. Then only I change my mind about the best player and manager combined ever because if I speak about the best manager it was RINUS MICHELS who changed football completely.
Brilliant video about the concept of Total Football. Read an article in a Dutch magazine about this concept. Rinus Michels (former coach of Ajax and the Dutch national team, Michels was called The General to) was the man behind the concept. Holland had a lot of talented players to in the 70's like Johan Cruyff, Willem van Hanegem, Piet Keizer, Johan Neeskens, Ruud Krol & Rob Rensenbrink.
Thanks Nouman , now I have a better understanding how total football helps transform and improve modern football. I always heard great story of Cruyff and his total football Holland team , it's a shame they didn't win world cup. I wonder how did this great team get beaten .
The hard press was amazing at that time 😂 like it was ahead of its time. But for nowdays alot of players are pressure immune holding the ball after cutting one player then immediately cross the ball or through ball could beat the entire team so it's hard.
Cruyff played in almost all position, but his teammates not necessarily. They maintained a triangle among RB-RCM-RW or LB-LCM-LW, one will be inside, one left wing and one in defence. RB not necesasarily cover left back position or left mid, but can be RCM or RW anytime.
Today I see Thomas Tuchel is using a very similar system in Chelsea. I see RB is moving into midfield or defender is sprinting forward with the ball up untill the opposition's D-box. Kante is reaching the forward line and the forwards are coming down to distribute or to attract the CB. Being a Chelsea fan I didn't see such football before.
the opponent is also using equivalent energy because they constantly run behind the ball. I looked the run distance stats for Barça and the results are the same as other top teams.
And the Mangaka/Creator of Captain Tsubasa made team Netherland based of this team with same Strategy which is Total Football. The creator changed the name too Bryan Kluivoort
Top Eleven Football Manager: Johan Cruyff Tactics: Formation 3-4-3 diamond Mentality: ?? Focus Passing Area: Mixed Passing Style: Short Force Counter-Attack: (On or Off) Pressing Style: High Tackling Style: Easy Marking Style: Zonal Play Offside Trap: On Can Nouman or Someone reply which Mentality to use in johan cruyff tactics? Option: Hard Defending, Defensive, Normal, Attacking, Hard Attacking. Choose one! Does Johan Cruyff tactics do Counter Attack?
I don't understand why teams fail to use this in modern football. There's no much business regarding a particular position. Like Van Dijk. Neymar. We can't see this coming back soon. Only Barcelona used it effectively for some time around but now they also are wasteful.
because the rules have gotten pretty soft. A foul like that one at 6:19 would be a red card by todays standard. Even the slightest touch would be a foul, allowing the opponent to expedite a freek fastly while the pressing team would still be unorganized. That would be deadly. Back then refs led the matches as if they had no whistle.
perhaps, because football rules has changed over the time... and there's also the problem of finding different players who can play in each other's spot. Ajax academy still train their youth with this philosophy, but it has adapted to the change of time (IMO). So there's a compromise they had to take.
First of all there were no centerbacks but one center fullback and one sweeper(Haan), who moved up towards midfield, the goalie sort played the sweeper spot when needed to come out of goal. The goalie grew up playing street soccer in the streets of Amsterdam. So yes became goalie but with field player abilities. The left fullback, a former wing, would overlap at times and Van hanegem the left halfback determined the tempo of the game with Cruyff playing a false #9, leaving space for Neeskens ,the right half back to run into the open space. The concept was that Rensenbrink the left wing, was to Never lose the ball allowing Cruyff to play all out 100%. The left of this team was actually the playful, creative side where the right side held to it standard format..... The Centerhalf Wim Jansen basically always played behind the ball and sort stayed in the center. The word Total Football is a misnomer for the team never played Total Football , that was term made up by the press. In the autobiographies of Johnny Rep and van Hanegem, Jan Jongbloed ,the goalie also stated this and others on the team, they NEVER heard of the concept Total Football. As a matter the team began jelling together all of a sudden right after the first game, but before and during the qualifications they weren't known as playing Total football...The pieces began to fit....Realize Michels just copied the Hungarians and Brazilian team of WC '70.
I think this team would be punished by any other team that knew how to switch sides. They normally press in mass. So if you can bring them to one side of the the pitch and send the ball quickly to the other side you'd be catching them off guard. A team with Robertson and Arnold will do the trick
Voila bien le type de reportage qui a mis fin au football total Les théoriciens de ton genre Comme une équation mathématique Cruyff a dit lui-même le jour où on a commencer à calculer s en etait fini de notre football Le football total c est une philosophie Laquelle ? Tu mets 11 gamins sur un terrain et tu les laisse jouer comme ils veulent C est une façon d epurer le jeu sans règles précises, les 10 joueurs de champs retrouvent les origines du jeu qui commence avec l enfance Pas de calcul , pas de schéma, rien de tout cela Mais seulement le plaisir, l envie, Retourne cher ami à tes leçons et tes devoirs comme on dit en france
Now I understand that we played total football when we were child.
😂😂😂😂😂
Lol , running everywhere and when grow we remember it that is was good
Yesssssss,it s the best play😊
You don’t understand Total football obviously
This total football is all of us when we didn't know where to play at young age
but everyone is in sync and thus making 1 fluid team movement.
Haha true
Yeah we were better than we thought at young age
That's why it's the most fun and enjoyable football we ever play...
Synonim of total footbal = bar bar football
6:16 imagine how terrifying it is to receive the ball and see a stampede of orange going straight towards you
Well yea but that never happens today because it's dangerous and ineffective against well organized teams.
@@goku445 that got nothing to do with being well organized. teams back then had been aswell organized. As u can see in this videol there aint anything that left nothing to chance, everything got a purpose.
Its rather because todays game gone soft. If u play like that u have to be aggressively and trying hard to stop the player immediately who receives the ball, no matter how.
If they pressed today like that most likely it would result in a foul in favor for the ballhoder and while most player would still be in one place, the whole other side would offer free space and free teammates, that would be deadly.
Back then the ref didnt whistled for the slightest touch so it was more effective
@@Rivane84 Hahaha todays game gone soft"".
Yea dude, there is obviously no competition anymore in professional football...
@@goku445 th-cam.com/video/Y3KI4nCWsQ4/w-d-xo.html
so this aint soft? Neymar has to hear from ref not to do skill moves anymore. Todays era is a joke.
Now compare that with 0:06 and 4:05 in the following video. both fouls werent even a yellow by the way.
Of course there is competition, but competition under too obsessively restricted rules. Today is competition in a cuddle time of football
th-cam.com/video/WCbUiiJoQYw/w-d-xo.html
@@Rivane84 So in your opinion football is tackling without restriction and injuring your opponents without sanction.
Even in rugby you have rules. I guess you should watch some martial art instead of football which you obviously don't understand.
By the way those violent teams you mention have nothing to do with Cruyf's strategy so that just kills your stupid argument.
6:14 is scary af. Imagine you hold the ball and suddenly 10 players screaming like a bunch of barbarian and running at you.
This was basically the football equivalent of Overwatch's Goats Comp; the team picking out a single key opposing target and overwhelming them to throw off the opponent's gameplan entirely.
That's when your teammates start running in the direction of opposition's goal and you through and they make 10 on 1 for the goalkeeper
Hilarious all of them running after the ball to press. Slide tackle after slide tackle 😂😂
This type of tactics was great because not only was it total football but also u didn’t need to be the fastest strongest or the tallest either to play this type of game which was so incredible to me in my opinion all you needed was position and that was it and be good with the ball
cf. Barça
@@goku445 Barca during the late 2000s.Barcas not the same anymore.
Either you evolve or the game evolves and leaves you behind
@@bruv4934 Huh? Barça has been dominating until 2016. They are still winning championships and breaking records btw.
Well, you needed a lot of resistance, that's for sure.
@@Diego-gy6hu must not be aware of what aging means. Also not aware of records made by the team.
I was lucky to see Johan at his peak during the 1970s. The best European player bar none, I've seen. He took what Di Stefano fine-tuned at Real Madrid. Total football. Occupying every position on the pitch during a match & brought it gloriously to the 1974 world cup stage.
How old are you right now?
Oh my god wow do you have any photos of him or something like newspapers 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I agree guys, I have seen that game the 2 player Cruyff vs Beckenbauer was simply amazing. The game first minute Germany goes down 1:0 with a PK and coming back. Cruyff and Barca was actually fine tuning total football was created by Kubala, Kocsis and Czibor, from the Mighty Magyars in the 50's. That time watching Barca playing it was not a soccer game, but a symphony. The other greats I saw young Beckenbauer vs Sir Boby Charleston.. Simply wow !
@@johnbogdan688 Their backline rotation, with defenders up in midfield & attacks got exposed badly, on quick, overload transitions. Beckenbauer stepping up into midfield & playing quick counter passes to the German wide players. It's embarrassing watching, how many times the Dutch got exposed at the back.
I'm surprised he could do that while smoking cigarettes
Johan Cruyff, brain of total football. Illusion artist of calm approach with trust in your team. I can only dream of a new Cruyff.
It was not Cruijf who invented total football, it was Rinus Michels, Cruijf did it on the field with his arrogant play style. Rinus Michels was the General who made everybody play this way in the Netherlands. th-cam.com/video/7Qdtwv91Teo/w-d-xo.html
You did an excellent job with this video. Thank you!
You should watch Tim Walter's sides (Stuttgart, Bayern & Holstein Kiel) or the Holstein Kiel U19 in the season 19/20. They play a similar style like the Nederlands in the 1970s, but in a really modern way.
Hey Nouman, just wanted to say that I love your videos and footage. I suck at understanding and analysing tactics, but have been learning a lot. congrats on the nice work
This hard press its like Liverpool on Ultimate dificulty on Career mode
Gabriel Xavier
Dutch press was more efficient than Liverpool’s. Liverpool nowadays use the hard-man mark press but the whole Dutch team used to HUNT whoever had the ball.
so true 😂😂
@@Momo-jz9ju that's because the offside law was different back then
@@leonidas0242 mind explaining the old offside law?
Like a pack of wolves
After a long time i'm watching your contents.
While watching your videos , i am feeling relaxed after a long time 😍
One request to you:
"Explain total football playing now-a-days"
Thank you Nouman for your top notch contents- the best around
I loved a type of football !! And now I know it is called Total Football !! Thanks Nouman !!
My father says he always went to Ajax in "De Meer" stadium in het sixties just to see Johan Cruijff play. In his early years you could already see how extraordinary he was.
Great video! But just one thing; the team you're showing from 8:24 till the end is not Holland from the 70's, that is Holland at the Euro's in 1988, which they actually won! (Might be worth making a video of that 🤔😉)
Amazing analysis!
Hello Nouman,
We always talk about the offensive tactics of total football.
What about the defensive side?
I mean we want a broad analysis of defensive side of total football.
Thank You
Catenaccio & Diego's wall😅
Najmus, that is easy, the defender is the first attacker, because he receives the ball from the keeper and starts the play. The attacker is the first defender because, in the opposite position, he starts to defend by making it difficult for the opponent to play the ball easily.
Hey Nouman,can you explain how did the Germans managed to defeat this Dutch side?
Controversial win🙄
Germans always win.
Germany only defeated in soviet soil... Like south korea defeat them on 2018
simple. west germany had franz beckenbauer as sweeper who control the ball and distributing it to the striker. also in the 70s they had gerd muller and sepp maier, the best striker and goalkeeper in germany history.
Playing in Germany, against Dutch, Beckenbauer, Muller, and notorious Orange color bad luck in finals.
The high press also reminds me of Arrigo Sarchi's time at Milan too.
Now more than ever, it’s great to know and educate yourself with these soccer greats. You can just see why they were so tired and soaking wet after matches! Run run run. Great teams Netherlands!
Awesome analysis mate!!
I guess hard press may be outdated because of the stamina required and the very fast paced football played nowadays, but switching positions is something not very often seen as a tactic (like Piqué/Ramos going forward in the 80th minute)
Thank you so much nouman for your hard work and dedication in making such videos thanks to you I'm learning alot
Great video nouman, maybe next u can do about sweeper role in football
Love your channel man, keep it up!!
Could you make a video about Andrea Barzagli? Often I've heard that he was the strongest defender of the BBC (Bonucci, Barzagli, Chiellini) and would be interesting to see why people say that (Claudio Marchisio amongst those people)
Cruyff perfected the false nine. You can say Pele, Maradona, Messi or whatever.. But for me, cruyff was the most versatile player. He can play all positions on the pitch. That was crazy.
Cruijf was the most versatile because I want first to see Messi or Ronaldo will be a better manager than Cruijf did in his second career. Then only I change my mind about the best player and manager combined ever because if I speak about the best manager it was RINUS MICHELS who changed football completely.
Without Vic Buckingham there is no Rinus as a manager, Vic Buckingham layed the groundwork for Michaels to build on
Its Tony Adams put through by Steve Bould would you believe it!
That was when we knew Total Football was beginning to arrive in EPL.
Brilliant video about the concept of Total Football. Read an article in a Dutch magazine about this concept. Rinus Michels (former coach of Ajax and the Dutch national team, Michels was called The General to) was the man behind the concept. Holland had a lot of talented players to in the 70's like Johan Cruyff, Willem van Hanegem, Piet Keizer, Johan Neeskens, Ruud Krol & Rob Rensenbrink.
Im a 53 yr old Scot, who grew up as a boy always wanting to be Rep - Resenbrinck or Neeskens......That Dutch team was my all time favorite team!
Rumour has it, Cruyff even lined the pitch.
Great content Nouman👍
Thanks Nouman , now I have a better understanding how total football helps transform and improve modern football. I always heard great story of Cruyff and his total football Holland team , it's a shame they didn't win world cup. I wonder how did this great team get beaten .
The hard press was amazing at that time 😂 like it was ahead of its time.
But for nowdays alot of players are pressure immune holding the ball after cutting one player then immediately cross the ball or through ball could beat the entire team so it's hard.
Not at all...... Its all about timing. Whoever time it well would win the possession.
Please include disadvantages of total football
Counter-attacks and park the bus.
I guess with hard pressing and switching positions there is a need for all the players to have very high stamina to keep these up for 90 min.
A classic! A golden era of football-
Can you do a tactical analysis of Luka Modric's performance against Liverpool during the 2017/2018 champions league final
Better analysis,to Ramos high judo movement😊
Cruyff played in almost all position, but his teammates not necessarily. They maintained a triangle among RB-RCM-RW or LB-LCM-LW, one will be inside, one left wing and one in defence. RB not necesasarily cover left back position or left mid, but can be RCM or RW anytime.
4:37 just a casual handball to block the pass
he didn't touch it. nothing in the rules against raising your hand.
goku you are joking right??? Just look at the height difference, LOOK AT THE BALL... he clearly touched it...
@@alexpace8260 oh yea he touched it. Wtf is the referee doing 2 meters from the action?
Today I see Thomas Tuchel is using a very similar system in Chelsea. I see RB is moving into midfield or defender is sprinting forward with the ball up untill the opposition's D-box. Kante is reaching the forward line and the forwards are coming down to distribute or to attract the CB. Being a Chelsea fan I didn't see such football before.
The starting of a new era in football. Cruyff is totally a genius
Is it me or is 7:25 not offside?
The striker called offside at 7:23 was well onside
its pronounced Yo-han cruyff. great analysis, could you do one on beckenbauer
croiyff
What about the energy of that players? I guess they could do it hardly for 70 minutes because this consumes more energy
the opponent is also using equivalent energy because they constantly run behind the ball. I looked the run distance stats for Barça and the results are the same as other top teams.
This innovated football as we knew it
Very well explained!
supreme being at football = cruyff
Excellent the analisy
Can you do an analysis of this year’s Liverpool? 👀
no
@@bruv4934 why
@@more1494 cause is Milan 2005
And the Mangaka/Creator of Captain Tsubasa made team Netherland based of this team with same Strategy which is Total Football. The creator changed the name too Bryan Kluivoort
Jun Misugi from Capitan Tsubasa is inspired by the style of Johan Cruyff
Even more than Brian Cruyfford
This video is like lamasia crash course 🔥🖤
The high press is totally crazy
Top Eleven Football Manager: Johan Cruyff
Tactics: Formation 3-4-3 diamond
Mentality: ??
Focus Passing Area: Mixed
Passing Style: Short
Force Counter-Attack: (On or Off)
Pressing Style: High
Tackling Style: Easy
Marking Style: Zonal
Play Offside Trap: On
Can Nouman or Someone reply which Mentality to use in johan cruyff tactics?
Option: Hard Defending, Defensive, Normal, Attacking, Hard Attacking. Choose one!
Does Johan Cruyff tactics do Counter Attack?
I don't understand why teams fail to use this in modern football. There's no much business regarding a particular position. Like Van Dijk. Neymar. We can't see this coming back soon. Only Barcelona used it effectively for some time around but now they also are wasteful.
because the rules have gotten pretty soft. A foul like that one at 6:19 would be a red card by todays standard. Even the slightest touch would be a foul, allowing the opponent to expedite a freek fastly while the pressing team would still be unorganized. That would be deadly.
Back then refs led the matches as if they had no whistle.
Why this system isn't working nowadays?
perhaps, because football rules has changed over the time...
and there's also the problem of finding different players who can play in each other's spot.
Ajax academy still train their youth with this philosophy, but it has adapted to the change of time (IMO).
So there's a compromise they had to take.
First of all there were no centerbacks but one center fullback and one sweeper(Haan), who moved up towards midfield, the goalie sort played the sweeper spot when needed to come out of goal. The goalie grew up playing street soccer in the streets of Amsterdam. So yes became goalie but with field player abilities. The left fullback, a former wing, would overlap at times and Van hanegem the left halfback determined the tempo of the game with Cruyff playing a false #9, leaving space for Neeskens ,the right half back to run into the open space.
The concept was that Rensenbrink the left wing, was to Never lose the ball allowing Cruyff to play all out 100%. The left of this team was actually the playful, creative side where the right side held to it standard format..... The Centerhalf Wim Jansen basically always played behind the ball and sort stayed in the center.
The word Total Football is a misnomer for the team never played Total Football , that was term made up by the press. In the autobiographies of Johnny Rep and van Hanegem, Jan Jongbloed ,the goalie also stated this and others on the team, they NEVER heard of the concept Total Football. As a matter the team began jelling together all of a sudden right after the first game, but before and during the qualifications they weren't known as playing Total football...The pieces began to fit....Realize Michels just copied the Hungarians and Brazilian team of WC '70.
Who ever thought of this originally has a different type of understanding of the game that not many have
Amazing video man
Can u do a video on Franz beckenbauer and the position he revolutionized please
Why nobody is fully applying it right now?
Lol @ 6:14
It’s like when 5 year olds play and every single layer on the same team wants the ball hahaha. That’s how crazy that press is.
How effective would the hard press be in today’s football?
It's both insane and fascinating
That high press play looks like my childhood football game
Only it was much dirtier
😂😂
Is total football still used now?
Nouman, Can you make a Video about Catennacio "Defensive Tactics" Video?
I think this team would be punished by any other team that knew how to switch sides. They normally press in mass. So if you can bring them to one side of the the pitch and send the ball quickly to the other side you'd be catching them off guard. A team with Robertson and Arnold will do the trick
Am I the only one creeped out by the music? It makes the video quite eerie.
Rip cruyff 😭😭🇳🇱
Good video
6,044 views and 516 likes and 0 !!! Dislikes
Damn thats good
Nouman can you explain Catenaccio
Why not mentioning Feyenoord winning the first ucl for a dutch club in 1970 with van hanegem also big part of the succes of the team
Johan Cruyff was probably the greatest captain in the history of football.
In the 70s
Other teams:- "You are gonna play at midfield, defense and us 3 at attacks"
Netherlands:- "Who's gonna want to score goal today??"
Make a video on "positional play" that Barcelona use
Johan Cruyff is smart footballer
4:38 look that midfielder attempting a hand ball👀
You'll need 10 Gullit + 1 Neuer to play this system.
thanks nouman
Hard press? Isn’t it the same as Gen-Gen Press? Correct me if I’m wrong
Yes that's right. Gegen pressing nowadays is alot more mild than In Cruyffs days though.
Gegenpress, is a more refined version of this hard press, that looks crude by modern standards. But was very cutting edge stuff, back then.
How to play as attacking midfielder
I was total football master when i was a child
Pls do this video about brazil 1982, my favourite team
So this is where ball orientated counterpress of nowadays comes from Hungary of the 1940s and the Dutch and Ajax in the 1970s
Apparently my nephew's U10 team plays a "Dutch hard press"...
Is no one gonna talk bout 4:37?? straight up volleyball
That pressing is a little funny😂
Voila bien le type de reportage qui a mis fin au football total
Les théoriciens de ton genre
Comme une équation mathématique
Cruyff a dit lui-même le jour où on a commencer à calculer s en etait fini de notre football
Le football total c est une philosophie
Laquelle ?
Tu mets 11 gamins sur un terrain et tu les laisse jouer comme ils veulent
C est une façon d epurer le jeu sans règles précises, les 10 joueurs de champs retrouvent les origines du jeu qui commence avec l enfance
Pas de calcul , pas de schéma, rien de tout cela
Mais seulement le plaisir, l envie,
Retourne cher ami à tes leçons et tes devoirs comme on dit en france
Should Cruyff get Any in ultimate team then
The last one wasn't a great example. Gullit asked for a quite hazardous long pass.
so, Holland or Netherland?
football was very slow on those days, You cant play like this now.
This is fucking crazy man 🤣🤣🤣. Imagine holding the ball and you see 5-6 oranges pressing you lol
6:55 😁😁😁
talking about classics, why dont you take a look at Scholes profile
So you're saying Hungary is actually a master of tactics
Stay safe and inside your house nouman✌
Can you imagine 6:39 in a modern football game? What worked back then would be considered sheer idiocy and out-of-position play today.
So why dont people do this anymore
A Brazil 1982 video please.