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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“Kick and run” is played at every level. See Haaland, E.[/quote]

You are nuts if you think Dortmund plays that way or he needs to do so. His vision, runs and combo passing are absolutely top of the charts. No top team plays kick and run professionally. None. [/quote]

None do however I wouldn't be against it if I had the biggest strongest fastest athletes. The object is to score the most goals and a good coach wins first and develops second. Thats just common sense. [/quote]

Ah yeah, but at the pro level that doesn’t work, and at the youngest ages, these players would learn nothing. Most importantly, none of the supporting cast (read midfielders) learn how to play properly when buildout is goalie to center forward or goalie-wing-center forward. It’s garbage. [/quote]

All it takes is a once in a lifetime or generational type player to dominate at a certain position. If that happens everyone else follows trying to replicate that dominance and the trend of that position changes. Its all cycles and everyone is always chasing there trend. To say the system predicted the players you select isn't always true. There isn't a single coach in the world who would take Messi in his prime  because he didn't fit the system The system is tweaked to make the talent you have successful.  The most true statement in sports is told to coaches who complain. they are told "Coach what you have not what you want". [/quote]

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