The game model (radoslaw bella)

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GAME MODEL
Project
Coach Radosław Bella

RADOSŁAW BELLA
Date of birth: 9 September 1987
Nationality: POLAND
Specialization: Football coach
Experience: ● Coach in WKS „Śląsk” Wrocław and SMS „Junior”
Wrocław
● Intership at Bolton Wanderers FC
● Participant of „Juventus Soccer Schools”
● First assistant during at „Ajax Amsterdam Soccer Camp”

Game Model
„To play football you need to use a ball and your
brain…preferably at the same time…”
Luis Van Gaal

Game Model
BASICS INFORMATION:
Tactics (defense) : 1 – 4 – 3 – 3
Tactics (attack): 1 – 3 – 4 – 3
Philosophy:
60% possession of the ball + 40% defense =
100% control of the game!!!

READING THE GAME –
4 moments of the game
GAME
ATACK
Defensive
transition
DEFENSE
Offensive
transition

ATTACK
When we have a ball
MACRO
PRINCIPLE
1. GAINING THE PLAYING
FIELD
2. POSSESION OF THE BALL
(FOR GAINING THE PLAYING
FIELD)
SUB
PRINCIPLES
1a/ Positioning between and behind
opponents (free space)
1b/ Penetration pass.
2a/ Changing side’s.
2b/ Positioing: width and deep (attack
geometry).
SUB SUB
PRINCIPLES
1c/ Movement (changing positions
with balance).
2c/ Assurance the attack position (loss
the ball isn”t a problem)

DEFENSIVE TRANSITION
MACRO
PRINCIPLE
1. IMMEDIATE PRESSURE TO
THE BALL CARRIER
2. DELAY
SUB
PRINCIPLES
1a/ Close the space the ball carrier.
1b/ Close passes lines for opponents
2a/ Back under the ball.
2b/ Narrowing the field of play (back
to the base).

DEFENSE
Our team without the ball
MACRO
PRINCIPLE
1. „BASE”
We cover as much space as
possible (when we are in the base
= without the ball)
2. PREPARE TO ORGANISE
PRESSURE
SUB
PRINCIPLE
1b/ Compact of the team (all
players).
1c/ Direct opponent with the ball to
lateral channels.
2a/ Pressure signals– 4th pass of
opponents or when they will go to the
pressure zone..
SUB SUB
PRINCIPLE
1d/ Cotrol opponents game
(Advantage in the middle of the
game).
2b/ Try to get the ball back (proper
movement without the ball – close
passes lines).

ATTACKING TRANSITION
MACRO
PRINCIPLE
1. COUNTERATTACK 2. POSSESION
SUB
PRINCIPLE
1a/ Forward pass.
1b/ 3+1 .
One oplayer with the ball and tree
which gives support.
2a/ Protect the ball (ball mastery).
2b/ Pass to free player (looking for free
space).
SUB SUB
PRINCIPLE
1c/ Go forward rest players of the
team (organisation in defense!)

ATTACK PHASE
ATTACK

MACRO PRINCIPLE
1. MacroPrinciple: GAINING THE PLAYING FIELD
„Possession but progression”.
 Dribble the ball forward (if you have space).
 Players movement.
 We want to score a goal (winning approach).

SUB PRINCIPLE
1a/ Positioning between and behind opponents
(free space).

SUB PRINCIPLE
1b/ Penetration pass:
Podanie do przodu, mijające jak najwięcej
przeciwników.

SUB PRINCIPLE
1c/ Movement players without the ball (changing
positions without changing balance)

POD ZASADA cd 2
1c/ Movement players without the ball (changing
positions without changing balance)

MACRO PRINCIPLE
2. MacroPrinciple: Possesion of the ball (for gaining the
playing field) – ball circulation.
 Short passes in the center of the fiels.
 We want to score a goal (winning approach).

SUB PRINCIPLE
2a/ Changing sides (always want to go forward!)

SUB PRINCIPLE
2a/ Positioning: Width and deep (attack
geometry).

1 – 3 – 4 – 3

ATTACK GEOMETRY

III PHASES OF ATTACK
BUILDING FINNISHING
CREATE
SITUATION
PHASE I PHASE II PHASE III

ATTACK BUILDING: Positioning
(goalkepper has a ball)

ATTACK BUILDING: Positioning
(Advantage)
3v58v6

PASSES LINES ARE OPEN (on our half)

CREATE PHASE: passes lines are open
(on opponents half)

FINISHING PHASE – Move to the
ball and of the ball
3v58v6

FINISHING– Shots on the goal
(Probability)
„Missing the target is a mistake but a bigger
problem is not taking responsibility to shoot at
goal at all attackers must accept the risk of
failure”
Horst Wein
3v58v6

FINISHING– Shots on the goal
(Probability)

FINISHING – long pass from lateral
channels (dependencies)
3v58v6

DEFENSE PHASE
DEFENSE

SUB PRINCIPLE
1. SUB PRINCIPLE: „BASE”.
 We cover as much space as possible (when we are in
base = without the ball).

BASE
1 4 3 3

BASE

BASE – our task:
1. Move in organise group.
2. Opponent cannot play the ball to the center.
3. We need to force opponents to play in lateral
channels.

SUB PRINCIPLE
1a/Compact of the team (all players).

SUB PRINCIPLE
1b/ Force opponents to play in lateral channels

SUB PRINCIPLE
1b/Force opponents to play in lateral channels
(result)

SUB SUB PRINCIPLE
1c/ Control the opponent’s game (advantage in
middle of the game – always!)
3 v 2
2 v 1 3 v 1

SUB SUB PRINCIPLE
1c/ Control the opponent’s game (advantage in
middle of the game – always!)

MACRO PRINCIPLE
2. MacroPrinciple: PREPARE TO PRESSURE.
 Number „9” start the pressure (knowledge about
pressure signals)
 Pressure takes 4 seconds.

SUB SUB PRINCIPLE
2a/ Pressure signals – 4th pass of opponents team
or when they will go to the pressure zones.
Pressure zone
Pressure zone

SUB SUB PRINCIPLE
2a/ Try to get the ball back (proper movement
player without the ball – closing passing lines).
Force opponent with the ball to play to the
center (in his half) or play to the wings (on our
half)

SUB SUB PRINCIPLE
2a/ Try to get the ball back (proper movement
player without the ball – close passes lines).

TRANSITIONS
TRANSITIONS

TRANSITIONS
DEFENSIVE TRANSITION:
1. Immediate pressure to the ball
carrier
1b/ Close passes lines for ball carrier
2. DELAY
2a/ Back under the ball
2b/ Narrowing the playing field (back
to the base)
OFFENSIVE TRANSITION
1. Counter attack
1a/ Forward pass.
1b/ Rule 3+1
1c/ Go forward rest player of the
team
2. POSSESION
2a/ Protect the ball (ball mastery)
2b/ Pass to free player (lokking for
free space).

IT STARTS WHEN WE LOSE THE BALL

MacroPrinciple: PRESSURE!
Losing the ball=
1. IMMEDIATE PRESSURE TO THE BALL
CARRIER
SubPrinciples:
1b/ Close passes lines for ball carrier.

EXAMPLE: Athletico before
losing the ball

Athletico after losing the ball

MacroPrinciple: DELAY
Failed pressure =
2. DELAY
SubPrinciples:
2a/ Back under the ball.
2b/ Narrowing field of play.

2a/ Back under the ball – begining
(example Chelsea)

2a/ Back under the ball – finish

2b/ Narrowing the playing field
Good delay need to cause narrowing the playing
field field!
NARROWING:
When we don’t have the ball:
Players are close to each other,
Formations are close to each other.
Narrowing the field of play = back to the
„base”!!!

JUVENTUS TURYN

ATLETICO MADRYT

AC MILAN

DEFENSIVE TRANSITION:
ON HALF OF OPPONENTS
carrier
2. DELAY
2b/ Narrowing field of play (back to
the base)
ON OUR HALF
1. DELAY
(Immediately!!!).
1b/ Narrowing field of play
carrier
2a/ Close the space the ball carrier
We have different ways of defensive transition: on our half and on half of opponents
because we need to protect penalty box (change order of the rules).

IT STARTS WITH FIRST GOOD
PASS

1. COUNTER ATTACK
1a/ FORWARD PASS
1b/ RULE 3+1
2. POSSESION
2a/ PROTECT THE
BALL
2b/ PASS TO FREE
PLAYER
1c/ GO FORWARD REST
PLAYERS

MacroPrinciple: COUNTER
ATTACK
SubPrinciples
1a/ Good forward pass!
IF IT IS GOOD:
1b/ Rule 3+1– one player with the ball and three
players without (support) – always run to the end
of action.
1c/ Go forward rest players of the team
(defensive organisation).

SUB PRINCIPLE
SubPrinciple
1a/ GOOD FORWARD PASS

SUB PRINCIPLE
SubPrinciple
1b/ 3+1 one player with the ball and three
without (support) – always to the end of action

SUB PRINCIPLE
SubPrinciples
1b/ 3+1 one player with the ball and three
without (support) – always to the end of action

SUB PRINCIPLE
SubPrinciple
(defensive organisation) and go tho the base
(avoid opponents counterpressing)

SUB PRINCIPLE
SubPrinciple
(defensive organisation).

MacroPrinciple: POSSESION
SubPrinciples
2a/ Protect the ball (ball mastery – still narrow
positioning)
2b/ Pass to free player (looking for free space).

JUVENTUS BEFORE REGAIN
THE BALL - Example

POSSESION + SUPPORT
ball mastery (still narrow positioning)

2b/ Pass to free player (Ball protected =
width positioning)

RADOSŁAW BELLA
Telefon: 509 715 018
E-mail: radoslaw.bella@gmail.com
„Everything should be made as simple as
possible… but not simpler”
Albert Einstein
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THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION

RADOSŁAW BELLA
Telefon: 509 715 018
E-mail: radoslaw.bella@gmail.com
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