Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics

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Whittaker and Argentine football – both of which feature in Inverting the Pyramid – flooring Trescothick? W. Alcock and in one of his earlier Football Annuals formed the keynote for a eulogium on Scottish players, accompanied by earnest dissertations advocating the immediate adoption by English players of the methods which had brought the game to such a high state of proficiency north of the Tweed.

The dominant tactic of the early days was the 2-3-5 formation, known as the pyramid, a reference to the title of the book. The former Benfica manager Bela Guttmann, who won two European cups with Benfica, stated that the third year was fatal. How to strike a balance between these extremes to come up with not only the best team, but most importantly, the best-looking team. A great example of this is Nagelsmann’s Bayern Munich, who switch from a 3-4-3 in possession to a 4-2-3-1 out of possession fluidly. Tactics—if that is not too grand a word in the circumstances—were similarly basic, even after the number of players had been fixed at eleven.V. Club gave the episode a "B-" and wrote, "'Inverting The Pyramid Of Success' — and the second season as a whole — was going for complicated and landed on confused. The episode was directed by supervising producer Declan Lowney and written by main cast member Jason Sudeikis and executive producer Joe Kelly. Ted takes his ideas seriously, even sticking with them when they don’t seem to be working, as he does in this crucial game. Neither is it surprising that the scientific approach of Dynamo Kiev’s legendary coach, Valeriy Lobonovskiy, grew amidst the growth of Kiev as one of the centers of technology and science for the Soviet empire.

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