The focus is covering all possible zones/areas inside the box by distributing our players equally throughout the box. This is an advantage for us because we cover most spaces inside and have more opportunties of our players getting to the ball first.
Less complex meanings our kicker does not have to be as precise, not one target focus or zone focus.
Very effective when we have 3 or more good headerers in the team.
in more ways than one
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