The footage not fitting the narrative is kinda annoying.....
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normamcconnell2299 months, 2 weeks ago
Italy really invented the dark arts of football
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johnaura458 months, 3 weeks ago
"England laughs... until they start losing... repeatedly". What a beautiful tradition.
paulvaleon69 months ago
could have been a great clip if it wasn't for all the hyperbole in the commentary
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juancarlos.rolón9 months, 2 weeks ago
Summary: Football used to be rigid until this tactic turned it into art
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davimiguel_silveira8 months, 2 weeks ago
Where is park the bus
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jayeden689 months, 1 week ago
Spain played tiki taka in Euro 2008 before Guardiola arrived to Barcelona.
irene.humphries9 months ago
Celtic destroyed Inter's cattenaccio in 1967 by Total Football, four years before Ajax.
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michelle.ortega9 months, 1 week ago
Tiki-taka has been a tactic used in Spanish school pitches for over 50 years. It just took a bit to be refined, but every boy grows up practicing it.
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mandy_butler8 months, 3 weeks ago
Tiki-taka is not a football strategy, it is just a resource that can be used in any strategy.
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mohammed.barrett9 months ago
No Mourinho? Counter attacking football with grace
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maríadelcarmenuribe8019 months ago
WOW! You skipped 1980s without mentioning 3-5-2. OK Zoomer
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andrea_hodges8 months, 2 weeks ago
Didier Deschamps : get lucky, get lucky, get lucky, bore your opponent to death, stay pragmatic and be lethal... Win everything in sight besides European Championship.
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trinidad_apodaca9 months ago
Nereo Rocco's Law on Aggressive Defence: "You go out on the field and hit everything that moves. If you even touch the ball, so much the better."
jessedavenport8539 months, 2 weeks ago
High-pressure football
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lilia_medrano8 months, 2 weeks ago
I am surprised you didn't mention Jose Mourinho
dagmarcascade318 months, 3 weeks ago
the only reason england had never lost to a team from outside the uk before the hungarians leathered then is because they'd only played something like 3 teams.
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joão.costa9 months ago
What is now called pressing was created in Liverpool in the 70s not Italy. I well recall European nights at Anfield where technically superior visiting teams were simply blown away because they couldnt keep the ball. I dont know if itscoincidental but the same tactic was first used in ice hockey in the 1930s.
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kevin.brown9 months, 2 weeks ago
And they think there was no offsdies😂😂😂😂then.oh my o My generation
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christopher_thompson9 months ago
I would say that Sacchi's system already existed in the Swenglish style from about 1976, which made IFK Gothenburg a dominant team in the 80-90s.
The footage not fitting the narrative is kinda annoying.....
Italy really invented the dark arts of football
"England laughs... until they start losing... repeatedly". What a beautiful tradition.
could have been a great clip if it wasn't for all the hyperbole in the commentary
Summary: Football used to be rigid until this tactic turned it into art
Where is park the bus
Spain played tiki taka in Euro 2008 before Guardiola arrived to Barcelona.
Celtic destroyed Inter's cattenaccio in 1967 by Total Football, four years before Ajax.
Tiki-taka has been a tactic used in Spanish school pitches for over 50 years. It just took a bit to be refined, but every boy grows up practicing it.
Tiki-taka is not a football strategy, it is just a resource that can be used in any strategy.
No Mourinho? Counter attacking football with grace
WOW! You skipped 1980s without mentioning 3-5-2. OK Zoomer
Didier Deschamps : get lucky, get lucky, get lucky, bore your opponent to death, stay pragmatic and be lethal... Win everything in sight besides European Championship.
Nereo Rocco's Law on Aggressive Defence: "You go out on the field and hit everything that moves. If you even touch the ball, so much the better."
High-pressure football
I am surprised you didn't mention Jose Mourinho
the only reason england had never lost to a team from outside the uk before the hungarians leathered then is because they'd only played something like 3 teams.
What is now called pressing was created in Liverpool in the 70s not Italy. I well recall European nights at Anfield where technically superior visiting teams were simply blown away because they couldnt keep the ball. I dont know if itscoincidental but the same tactic was first used in ice hockey in the 1930s.
And they think there was no offsdies😂😂😂😂then.oh my o My generation
I would say that Sacchi's system already existed in the Swenglish style from about 1976, which made IFK Gothenburg a dominant team in the 80-90s.