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1. If the opponents full backs are positioned too wide in dealing with the overlapping wing backs the opponents may even have a 3 v 2 against their two center backs which is an ideal situation for our team. Whilst this is unlikely to be allowed to happen, at any one moment if the attacking play by our team is fast enough the opponents may not have the foresight to adjust quickly enough to deal with it and for a moment or two we may create an overload centrally which is to our advantage. Remember, we have the advantage of knowing what we will do in advance; the opponents do not know what we intend to do and this may create the moment we are looking for. 2. Here (7), (9) and (11) outnumber (B) and (C), likely (D) will tuck in to even it up and the opponents mdifield may track back to deal with this attack but if it is done quickly on the counter attack this situation may develop for us. DEVELOP INTO AN 11 v 11 GAME SITUATION AND COACH WITHIN THE GAME WHERE REQUIRED. Coaching the 4-2-3-1 24 ©WORLD CLASS COACHING
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Page 7 and 8: This becomes a 6 man attack includi
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