4-2-3-1 Formation. Game against Bayswater 16's 15th Feb 2015.
Starting Line Up
Connell 1
Burto 2
Ferez 3
Nick 4
Brady 5
Cammy 6
Ben Docherty 7
Robby 8
Derrick 9
Liam 10
Adrian 11
SUBS
Amos 12
Ben Wallis 13
Allan 14
Matt 15
Adam 16
Notes
All players will play a large part in the game.
Adam (Carrying a knock- Game time will be limited)
Forward 4 Players to press defence. LB/RB to press wingers (give them no space. Don't let them turn if possible. CAM show for ball and drop into assist Midfielders when in overload. LAM and RAM make diagonal movements off the ball. Drop in to help midfield and track LB/RB if they get forward.
Striker Hold up play and bring others into game. Diagonal runs.
GK to mix up play between short and long to stop team being pressed routinely.
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