In the afternoon, the team started formal training.

The beginning of formal training is that everyone completes a series of personal training according to their own training plan. Some go to long-distance running and short-distance running, some pass the ball to each other, and some go to the gym to train in various ways.

In the past, the team only conducted boring group training under the supervision of Diamares, so now the training seems a bit chaotic, and everyone finds it very interesting. Few people are lazy in training, and the only exception is Nico Herzger.

Wansheng has a mission system, and he can see the training progress that everyone completes. He doesn't need to watch it on the spot. None of Nico Herzger's personal training is completed, which makes him frown slightly. He feels that he should talk to Nico Herzger.

But this is not in a hurry.

There are so many players in the first team, but Nico Herzger is not short of him. Although he was the main player of Derby County before, Wan Sheng looked at his data and was not much more outstanding than others. If he was not serious in training, then Wan Sheng would not mind giving the main player position to others.

The only special thing in the training of many people is Oaks.

The one who guided Oaks to train before was Bridge. This guy was just a verbal trick. He could say that he could talk about goalkeeper training, but in fact, there was not much meaningful content, and Wan Sheng would not place his hope on him.

The training he designed for Oaks increased the response speed.

Simply put, it is about doing save training. The content is basically how many saves are completed, what type of balls are saved, etc. It just so happens that Reit is going to train his shooting skills, so Wan Sheng asked the two to work together. Reit keeps shooting, and Oaks keeps saving... It is still very reasonable for the two to be training partners.

But in the eyes of others, the training of the two is nothing special.

But Wan Sheng ignored it. How could they know the reason for the real training effect? ​​Everyone's training is just the content of completing the task. What really produces the effect is the task reward in the world of football training masters. As long as he helps to take on the task, the player can naturally increase his ability. This is the fundamental reason for the training effect.

He can control whether the training is effective, which is also what Wansheng is most satisfied with.

The intensity of personal training is actually not very high. It took only nearly two hours for everyone to complete their own training content. Wan Sheng asked them to rest for ten minutes, and then they started to carry out the main content - defensive training.

The players returned to him and listened to him talking about the next training content.

Wan Sheng looked at these people and thought about telling them that the team's main energy would be focused on defense, and he didn't know what these people would think.

But he didn't have time to explain that much.

The situation in Derbyshire does not allow a waste of time, and he does not need everyone to understand, as long as they follow their instructions to do it.

Time is precious, and he has no intention of explaining so much.

Now the first defensive training is about to begin. He stood in front of the players and said loudly, "I have worked here for half a year. I have a lot of knowledge about each of you. Mr. Gregory and I have different ideas. He believes that the tactics of balanced offense and defense are more suitable for the team, but I think that if we want to achieve good results, we must do well, defense!"

"We have conceded 61 goals in the past thirty-six league rounds, which is enough to show some issues. I will not argue with you. You just need to follow my arrangements to do it."

His expression was very serious.

Everyone can see that in this regard, he will not reason with others, and the only thing they do is to follow the arrangements and do training.

Many people were still surprised. They thought that the Chinese in front of them were just asking everyone to train without changing the team's tactics. Or, he was an activist. After all, they had good attacks in the game, which was exactly the tactical style he formulated.

Attack with all your might...that's really interesting.

But defense?

Most people looked at Wansheng with surprise.

The team's defense is not good. They almost conceded two goals in an average game, but the offense is also a big problem. In the past 36 rounds of the league, they have only scored twenty-nine goals in total, which adds to the three from the previous game.

Almost all media and fans believe that Derby County's poor performance is due to the disadvantage of the forward line.

They can't see what the problem is in defense, but the offense is really a lot of problems. If you don't score goals for a few games, you can tell the problem. What's more, what relegation requires is points. Just passive defense, even if you don't lose a goal and get ten draws, there will be only ten points. In that case, the team will almost certainly be relegated.

A group of people looked at each other.

Wan Sheng didn't want to explain so much, he signaled everyone to train.

Everyone is familiar with defensive training, especially defensive formation training, and even Jim and Bridge can tell a little, but when Wan Sheng took out the tactical board and explained the defensive tactics he formulated in detail, everyone was somewhat surprised.

The defensive formation and tactics formulated by Wan Sheng are somewhat different from the past.

He emphasized more about steals.

4321 formation, the forwards who are at the forefront basically have no defensive tasks. Other players, including two forwards, all have to participate in the defense. Two full-backs and three backs must be solid in the front area of ​​the two wing roads. The three formations are very wide, and the positions of the back and defenders are very dense. It can even be said that seven people form a horizontal row to intercept, and then there is the penalty area.

Defense starts from the center line.

In defense, they all have to use constant pressing to create pressure on the opponent and create a chance to steal. As for what to do after the steal, Wan Sheng did not explain in detail. He asked everyone to adapt to this defensive tactic as soon as possible.

This is not a big problem.

Speaking of which, it seems that the change is very big, but in fact, the formation has only changed from 4231 to 4321. The difference is that a forward garment has been removed and a midfielder has been replaced. The running area of ​​the wing players has been larger, and the other people's positions have not changed much.

Everyone has a new defensive tactic that is not in conflict with each other, but they don’t quite understand why this Chinese emphasizes stealing so much.

In the game, it is not easy to steal directly.

When each team controls the ball, it is the proactive side, and it is difficult to make too many mistakes, allowing the opponent to find an opportunity to complete the steal. It would be nice to complete the steal in one of three defenses. Now the team emphasizes pressing and defense, and they are a little uncomfortable with these.

If you press more, wouldn’t that give the other party a chance to make a breakthrough?

"That's why I arranged seven defenders."

Wan Sheng explained, and then everyone suddenly realized that there were seven people in the midfield and the defender, and their positions were close to the middle penalty area. In this way, even if the opponent broke through one, two people would not face the goal directly, and it was not easy to find an opportunity.

Perhaps after the opponent breaks through, they can use the direct pass to create opportunities for their teammates, but this is the League One arena. If the opponent has the kind of world-class avant-garde who can pass classic passes, they just want to admit defeat.

In short, this defensive tactic does not seem to be loopholes in everyone's opinion.

Can try it.

Wan Sheng also trained with everyone. He held a whistle in his mouth and asked everyone to stand in place. Other players who were not involved in the defense were on the offensive side, but soon his whistle sounded frequently and his brows frowned.

Everyone stopped and looked over with some confusion.

They are doing defensive training, which is a training that is confrontational, like a small-scale training match, but one side is always attacking and the other side is only defending, which is a drill of offense and defense.

They didn't know what Wansheng was dissatisfied with.

But Wansheng is indeed very dissatisfied.

One is the hardness of the confrontation in training. The players on the defensive side did not regard this as a game at all. For example, Ian Taylor passed three people in a row just now... Even if Taylor was once a star, if this happened in the game, wouldn't it be waiting for the opponent to bring the ball into the goal?

The two are attacking one side, and it also seems very chaotic.

Perhaps this is related to the offensive side being a "miscellaneous brand" and the defensive side is the general starting lineup that Wan Sheng thought. As a result, most of the main defensive players are on that side. There are stars like Taylor and marginal figures on the offensive side, and there are no cooperation at all. For example, many times, Taylor makes breakthroughs by himself, and he can't find anyone if he wants to pass the ball.

What effect can such training have?

Wan Sheng frowned and thought for a while, shouted Bridge over, "You go and let Hawke bring all his players here." Hawke Britz is the head coach of the Derby County Youth Team.

Bridge walked away.

Soon Hawke Britz rushed over with a dozen young players, and the youth team was also doing training. He didn't know what Wan Sheng suddenly asked them to come over, but Wan Sheng is now the first team head coach and his immediate boss in his position, so he had to follow suit.

On the contrary, the youth team players were full of excitement on their faces.

Come to the first team training ground... This is a rare opportunity for them, and there are not many opportunities to directly contact the stars of these first teams, especially the first team and the head coach are here.

If there is any performance next, they may be promoted to the first team?

Wan Sheng glanced at the youth team players following Britz, and then he went back to the office directly. Everyone was waiting there in confusion. Not long after, Wan Sheng returned to the stadium with a formation chart in his hand.

Wan Sheng handed to Britz, "You follow this formation and let them be the offensive side and train with us."

Britz took it in confusion and looked carefully.

He didn't quite understand Wansheng's meaning, especially when he saw that there were names of Ian Taylor and Ryt in the formation, he didn't understand it even more, but this did not prevent him from doing what Wansheng meant.

The 11-man roster that Wan Sheng arranged is to mix the remaining players, including all the youth team players, into a team, and use the strongest offensive formation system to line up with the "design of troops" system.

The offensive evaluation of this offensive formation reaches ‘73’, and it is enough to provide defensive training for the first team.

According to Wan Sheng's instructions, a miscellaneous team soon qualified. They stood on the field and arranged according to the formation, and prepared to do tactical exercises with the first team's defensive side.

Many youth team players are among them.

They were very excited to think about having an offensive and defensive drill with the first team immediately, but Wan Sheng still reminded him, "Just play in the way you play normally. Now the first team is still short of people. Whoever performs better, I can mention him to the first team in an extraordinary way."

This sentence gave young players more encouragement.

But the first-team players who are on the defensive side do not understand, and others do not understand. In their opinion, most of the offensive side on the field are young players. Even with Taylor and Reit, you can imagine how much offensive ability they can play.

This is even worse than the "first team miscellaneous army" just now.
Chapter completed!