We Have The Ball:
- Mobile.
Why?
- To be able to cover ground in the attack.
- To support the play.
- To quickly create numbers up in the attack.
- Comfortable In Possession.
Why?
- To be able to keep hold of the ball.
- Confident with the ball.
- To not panic when the ball is at your feet.
- To be able to control the ball and make a good decision on what you are going to do with it.
- Dynamic.
Why?
- First thought upon receiving the ball is to get forward with it.
- Change of speed / direction when going forward is fast and unpredictable.
- Effective Going Forward.
Why?
- Recognize forward open space to dribble into.
- To be able to play a hard driven ball into your forwards feet if they are checking into space to receive the ball.
- To be able to find seems to split defenders and break lines of defense.
- Create scoring opportunities.
- Balanced, Supporting Attack and Defense.
Why?
- To create angles of support.
- Body position is open to the rest of the field, so you can receive the ball across your hips and push your first touch into open space going forward.
- Shift / Slide over towards the middle of the field when the ball is on the opposite side. Covering up any open space.
- Creative.
Why?
- To be unpredictable.
- Take risks.
- Create more scoring opportunities.
- To disguise a pass.
- To beat a defender.
- To create space for yourself to receive the ball.
They Have The Ball:
- Understands angles to delay opponents counterattack.
Why?
- To stop opponents from getting forward.
- Cut off passing lanes to players.
- To force opponents to play to a certain side of the field.
- To allow our players to quickly get behind the ball to cover.
- Willingness to track back.
Why?
- To help defend.
- To pressure opponents from behind.
- The desire to win the ball back.
- To fill up dangerous open spaces.
Being a Fremont YSC Attacking Midfielder:
- Mobile
- Confident in Possession
- Dynamic
- Effective Going Forward
- Balanced, Supporting Attack and Defense
- Creative
- Understands Angles to Delay Opponents Counter Attack
- Willingness to Track Back
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