Build up from the back. GK
* Stay in the positions as diagram shows -
(GK will play the ball out to either 3 players, and they build up from the back. While keeping the ball, they are not allowed to cross the green line)
*If we lose the ball we go straight back into 4-4-2 formation to defend.
- 2 players on the right side stays in the position i have shown and they make these runs i have made. 1st run by Kang K.S and 2nd run by Jung E.H.
* Kang's movement is the trigger of the hitting the ball
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* Attacking Points
(Counter attacking, Back 4 staying inside the defenders line and rest can attack. - 2 holding midfielders don't go further than the half way line circle)
- Hit the channel when we win the ball and both strikers will spin off and attack the area. (Strikers don't move until players are about to kick the ball or until midfielders cross the half way line)
- Attack how ever they want when we are attacking, but first route have to be through by channel ball.
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