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The Andre de Waal High Kicks Theorem
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<blockquote data-quote="BPM" data-source="post: 1165161" data-attributes="member: 59968"><p>Exactly. A good defence can definitely make the team in position go backwards with the ball. Even if you keep the ball, a team can keep closing you down and pushing you back behind the gain line. A few phases of that and you've probably lost 15-20m. A very low % chance of a miracle break is probably the only way out. Alternatively, you recognise you're going backwards, kick and give yourself a 50%+ chance of regaining the ball 20-30m further up the pitch. Tactically, that's a no brainer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BPM, post: 1165161, member: 59968"] Exactly. A good defence can definitely make the team in position go backwards with the ball. Even if you keep the ball, a team can keep closing you down and pushing you back behind the gain line. A few phases of that and you've probably lost 15-20m. A very low % chance of a miracle break is probably the only way out. Alternatively, you recognise you're going backwards, kick and give yourself a 50%+ chance of regaining the ball 20-30m further up the pitch. Tactically, that’s a no brainer. [/QUOTE]
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