Can someone explain Dinizball in non-meme way lol?
I though the idea is to give up positional discipline in favor of a mobility that allows the team to flood certain areas of the pitch, but ... it doesn't look noticeably different to me?
I've also heard it supports a more free-flowing, creative style, but switching to this after the Argentina game I would have described that (at least the first half) as more fluid.
Can someone explain Dinizball in non-meme way lol?
I though the idea is to give up positional discipline in favor of a mobility that allows the team to flood certain areas of the pitch, but ... it doesn't look noticeably different to me?
I've also heard it supports a more free-flowing, creative style, but switching to this after the Argentina game I would have described that (at least the first half) as more fluid.
Can someone explain Dinizball in non-meme way lol?
I though the idea is to give up positional discipline in favor of a mobility that allows the team to flood certain areas of the pitch, but ... it doesn't look noticeably different to me?
I've also heard it supports a more free-flowing, creative style, but switching to this after the Argentina game I would have described that (at least the first half) as more fluid.
Can someone explain Dinizball in non-meme way lol?
I though the idea is to give up positional discipline in favor of a mobility that allows the team to flood certain areas of the pitch, but ... it doesn't look noticeably different to me?
I've also heard it supports a more free-flowing, creative style, but switching to this after the Argentina game I would have described that (at least the first half) as more fluid.