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The really noticeable difference for me - movement 16:19 - Jan 8 with 562 views

The movement off the ball from us, especially players looking for the second and third passes in the move, anticipating where the ball is going to end up.

This quite often results with us having a player on the ball in space in decent positions.

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The really noticeable difference for me - movement on 16:51 - Jan 8 with 471 views

Coastalblue

Agree, only watching on ifollow but for once we're passing, and then moving after releasing the ball. It's innovative, but it might just work.

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The really noticeable difference for me - movement on 17:34 - Jan 8 with 372 views

Sawtrich

Yes, it looked like we knew what we were supposed to be doing, it wasn't just pass it to a teammate and hope for the best.

The really noticeable difference for me - movement on 17:39 - Jan 8 with 348 views

Rocky

What a difference from those turgid seasons of knocking the ball about pointlessly at the back for 5 minutes and then hoofing it upfield to the opposition.

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The really noticeable difference for me - movement on 17:41 - Jan 8 with 334 views

chrismakin

very noticeable that no matter who has the ball, we actually give him options, doesn't matter if it's the CB's or the midfielders, we are dropping deep or going wide, there's very little static players waiting for a ball.

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