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To learn more about game models and the art of putting things into your own context, see my two podcasts with Sam Holmshaw.
-> Creating a Game Model – with Sam Holmshaw – TMS Podcast
-> Sam Holmshaw – Why everything in coaching needs to fit your context
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-> Xavi Hernandez – FC Barcelona – Tactical Analysis
-> Pep Guardiola – Manchester City – Tactical Analysis (2021-22 Edition)
-> Pep Guardiola – Manchester City – Tactical Analysis (2020-21 Edition)
-> Jurgen Klopp – Liverpool – Tactical Analysis (2020-21 Edition)
-> Carlo Ancelotti – Everton – Tactical Analysis
-> Patrick Vieira – Crystal Palace – Tactical Analysis
-> Zinedine Zidane – Real Madrid – Tactical Analysis (2020-21 Edition)
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