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Antropomotoryka nr 55.indb - Akademia Wychowania Fizycznego w ...

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Ryszard Panfil<br />

as high as the value of indices obtained by defensive<br />

players (0.31) and as much as four times higher than<br />

the synergy index of offensive players (0.18),<br />

− a particularly high synergy index for passes to partners<br />

was achieved by an offensive and defensive<br />

player i.e. Xavi – 1.01.<br />

The data presented in Table 6 allow formulating of<br />

several conclusions:<br />

− high reliability of ball passes from partners at the<br />

level of 0.92 was achieved both by defensive players<br />

as well as by offensive and defensive players,<br />

a slightly lower value of this index i.e. 0.80 was<br />

achieved by offensive players,<br />

− the highest value of synergy index for passes from<br />

partners was achieved by offensive players (0.44),<br />

it was slightly higher than the index for offensive<br />

players (0.40) and as much as twice as high as for<br />

defensive players (0.24)<br />

− a particular high value of this index was achieved by<br />

an offensive player i.e. Messi (0.64).<br />

1.2. Interpersonal synergy in positioning<br />

of the offensive play<br />

Interpersonal synergy in positioning of the offensive<br />

play was identified on the basis of:<br />

− personal flexibility determined by the number of partners<br />

with whom the analysed player cooperates and<br />

− differentiated cooperation intensity, determined by<br />

the number of passes made to individual players<br />

and received from them.<br />

Players showing higher personal flexibility have<br />

a bigger range for choosing solutions for situations in<br />

the play and the differentiated cooperation activity increases<br />

the possibility of surprising the opponent with<br />

a solution. The differentiation of cooperation for selected<br />

players will be illustrated using synergiograms.<br />

Comparison of the synergiogram illustrating cooperation<br />

in capturing the play space by passing the ball allows<br />

identification of a scope and intensity of using synergy<br />

in the aspect of the position in the game occupied<br />

by individual players and functions fulfilled by them.<br />

The synergiograms in Figure 1 illustrating the degree<br />

of utilizing synergy in positioning of the offensive<br />

play by the players fulfilling mainly offensive tasks indicates<br />

that both Messi and Eto’o receive passes from<br />

a considerable number of partners fulfilling both defensive,<br />

offensive and defensive, and offensive tasks, with<br />

Messi cooperating with 8 partners and Eto’o with 6.<br />

Messi especially intensively cooperates with Xavi and<br />

Deco, and Eto’o with Xavi, Deco and Touré.<br />

The synergiograms presented in Figure 2 indicate<br />

that the degree of utilizing the scope of synergy by<br />

offensive and defensive players in positioning of the<br />

play is similar and for Deco it is five players to whom<br />

he passes the ball and six players to whom the ball is<br />

passed by Iniesta.<br />

On the other side, considerable differences appear<br />

with respect to the degree of intensity for cooperation<br />

with partners, for the benefit of Deco who intensively,<br />

by making more than 3 passes, cooperates with<br />

do Messiego<br />

do Eto’o<br />

Eto’o<br />

Ronaldinho<br />

Messi<br />

Xavi<br />

Xavi<br />

3+<br />

Messi<br />

7+<br />

Deco<br />

Deco<br />

3+<br />

Eto’o<br />

6+<br />

Iniesta<br />

Iniesta<br />

Zambrotta<br />

Pugol<br />

Touré<br />

Zambrotta<br />

Touré<br />

Figure 1. Synergiograms of ball passes from partners to offensive players<br />

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