@Discovery_and_Change

3:50 *pass from #2 to #7
I was #7 yesterday, but almost every time I was passed the ball, I already had a defender attacking me and my back was turned to him upon receiving the ball,
and I had a difficult time making anything happen.

If a defender was immediately guarding me, maybe there were better pass options to other players, 
or maybe the defender was fast, but, at the same time, I take responsibility for not being able to do more/better with the ball.

@maf98m

Thanks for posting these!

@JeffreyjK95

Amazing as always, thank you

@michaelhutchinson9289

Coach,  love the videos. My first year coaching U12 rec. soccer. Any tips or advice on how to stop the players from bunching up? Having a hard time keeping them spread out, we do good in practice but in games its a different story.

@seanarmstrong6285

That was a great video ❤

@williambarnes5136

With dedicated runs to the goal, do you have issues with kids getting off sides?  If so, any pointers?

@jesisnewtothis7985

Hey Rory ! I have a question. What do you do against a dominant opponent? How do you play? What are some ways to keep morale up and keep myself , the coach, positive through the whole match? As you may know sometimes club games can be a mismatch , what advice can you offer?

@eltarawali3015

What if they set and spin with the 9 and have runners? Good players can make the pass to the 9 easily, then either midfield or fullback rotates round and can play left right or through ball centrally

@KFalce

What's the best way to review these patterns with 11U's so that they're not standing around the whole time and losing focus?  Do you have any drill suggestions that could help gel this for that age group?

@ThommyShelbyy

Hi Coach.
What about a video about some principles of play.

@honestbrother4046

great ✌️

@22JARED22

Thank yoi for thjs

@MrPavlooxa

what about pressing against 3-2-3  team?

@Deancousin

❤❤❤❤

@theticoboy

How come you don’t like the 3-3-2 formation?