I mentioned this few months ago where I thought Pirlo was obsessed with ball posession as the key agenda in training. Well i couldnt help but look to see if his shown any signs of moving on, unsuprisingly ball posession still dominates the sessions though his since moved away a little. Last chance Pirlo!
Build up to Genoa
08-04 - ball posession , technical and mini match
09/04 - technical and tactical exercise
10/04 - 12/04 - no information available
Build up to Atalanta
13/04 - ball poseession and technical exercises
14/04 - tactical exercises
15/04 - tactical exercises
16/04 - tactical exercises
17/04 - 18/04 - no information available
Build up to Parma
19/04 - Ball Posession and mini match
20/04 - 21/04 - no information available
Build up to Fiorentina
22/04- ball posession and mini match
23/04 ball posession and technical drills
24/04 - 26/04 no information available
Build up to Udinese
27/04 ball posession and technical exercises
28/04 ball posession and technical exercises
29/04 tactical exercises and mini match
I'd love to compare this to how Allegri scheduled his training session but unfortunately couldn't locate this information.
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Wanted to compare the sessions to some of the top or in form clubs out there.
City - no training information on their website
Union - no training information on their website
Chelski - no training information on their website
Bayern - one news artcile in the last 2 weeks highlight the session on wednesday was about crossing and headers.
Real - without a doubt the most informative ' The players kicked off the session split into two rondos, before working on speed drills, pressing and playing the ball out. They then focused on tactical elements and finished off with a range of games on reduced-size pitches.'
pressing, speed drills, tactics playing out of tight situations, oh my word, let's bring Zidane, please.