Paul Buckle Block and break; Block and build This session is about defending as a unit from around the halfway line with two banks of four, with a no.10 and no.9 ready to support the counter-atta...
Alex Neil Beating a high press The purpose of this session is to help us in our preparation for a match day when we’re due to face a high-pressing team who are very effective at p...
Ian Baraclough Switching play to attack This session is designed to increase player awareness in moving the ball quickly and efficiently so as to produce 1v1 situations or overloads in attac...
Brendan Rodgers Penetration in behind For any attacking team, exploiting space behind defenders is vital. This session is focused on developing players and teams to arrive in behind the op...
Michael Duff Breaking lines This session is all about breaking lines in possession. Due to the way we play, our players need to be able to understand when to switch the play and ...
Alan Irvine Blind side runs This session is about developing blind side runs in the final third in order to break the last line of defence. It’s important to practise this beca...
Chris Davies Attacking overloads and positional play This session takes the form of a number of progressive exercises, each designed to develop players’ ability to progress the ball through the pitch. ...
Kenny Dalglish Attacking movement and interplay This session helps improve movement and interplay between midfielders and forwards. It’s designed to encourage understanding between players through...
Steve Foley Quick play in the penalty box In the modern game, penalty boxes are tight, congested areas to work in and around. This session helps players practise elements of quick approach pla...
Ricky Sbragia Link-up combination play Movement, support and running off the ball is essential in the modern game, and fine-tuning these abilities in players can really enhance attacking op...
Mick McCarthy Possession, progression and penetration This session is about establishing positive habits in possession. It takes the form of a training circuit followed by a number of progressive games â€...
