Hi John, can you please check again as we have updated this. 

Hi Chris I've just emailed and DM'd you. Sorry for the delay here, as we have been finalising our Physical Books. 👍

Hi Sundeep! Just sent you a DM 👌

Marc Rossiter Fantastic! Let us know how it goes. 👌

Hi Marc Rossiter, can you confirm everything was sorted with your free Season Plan?

Hi Victor, can you confirm everything was sorted with your free ebooks. 

Hi Ken, just DM'd you! 

Hey Adam, great post and really appreciate you sharing this so honestly.

If I were you, I’d dedicate the next 2 to 4 weeks purely to building confidence playing out from the back. Focus specifically on your GK, centre backs and central midfielders who are your main link players.

Keep your sessions tight and realistic with small sided games where space and time are limited. This will force them to improve their angles, scanning habits (checking shoulders) and first touch, especially taking their first touch away from pressure.

A few key tips to build that understanding:

- Encourage them to keep playing under pressure. Mistakes are fine, even in games, as long as the intention is right

- Focus on their speed to get on the ball and how often they are checking their surroundings before receiving.

- Work on body shape and angles to always create at least two passing options for the GK or CBs.• As they start to find more comfort in those tight spaces, open up the area gradually so they can feel the benefit of those improved habits in more space.

The biggest thing is giving them permission to make mistakes while learning. The confidence to keep trying will be key. It won’t happen overnight, but you’ll definitely start to see real progress if you stay consistent with this approach.

Keep us updated, and maybe we can jump on a call at some point to go through.

Vasilis Alexandrou Vosniadis can you direct message me so we can ensure you have received this. I'm sure I emailed you confirmation as well. 

Leonardo Nobrega it is a tough one. It's probably for high able U11s and the progressions would more than likely not be implemented until U12s.