the play maker starts with the ball and looks for the pass, as this happens the attakers make thier runs and try to drag the defenders to create space and maybe add abit of one touch football.
*through balls
*drag defenders
*create space
*defenders regain posseion and pass
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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