Pep Lijnders: Intensity: Inside Liverpool FC

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Lijnders explains how they often continue a session with other rondo-esque exercises, such as two teams of three competing against one team of three, until the latter wins the ball and replaces the team who lost the ball. That exercise is about instant transition and not dwelling on disappointment after losing possession. Italian betting scandal focuses on more than 40 PLAYERS after Sandro Tonali and Nicolo Zaniolo were among the first names released in the probe Lijnders argues those drills help shape Liverpool’s identity. “The players first have to understand the importance of counterpressing to our team. They have to feel it, not with the head, but with the heart. They start the exercise with the idea to keep the ball, but in the event of losing it they have to be directly on top of things. Barcelona reveal CGI footage of their 'insane' stadium's renovation plans which includes a complete upper-tier reconstruction and new Spotify-branded roof

Luis Diaz's brother Jesus, 19, plays for his Colombian second-division side just 48 hours after their... Lijnders began his managerial career in 2002 with PSV Eindhoven, helping with youth training and individual player development. In 2006, he moved to Porto and helped develop their youth academy, working under guidance of Vítor Frade and Luís Castro and implementing the Tactical Periodisation ideas on the 611 project. During his time in the club he worked under Jesualdo Ferreira, André Villas-Boas, Vítor Pereira and Paulo Fonseca. [1] In 2014, he moved to Liverpool and assisted Brendan Rodgers and Jürgen Klopp as assistant coach, as well as First Team trainer with Klopp. [2] I got stared at but it was more novelty value than anything sinister! Mail Sport's Charlotte Daly shares her...

You guys know better than anyone when you write something, there'll be people who like it and those who don't!' The moment it was published, it was done, it's a new season, new problems. I hope a lot of people enjoy it. Can you recognise the Premier League star all dressed up for Halloween with his girlfriend? After a VERY scary Saturday for his club Barcelona kid Marc Guiu, 17, scores the winner just 30 seconds after coming off the bench for his debut as Xavi unearths another gem Wrexham owner Rob McElhenney announces new 'Parks and Wrex' project in hilarious video with actor Chris Pratt as birthday gift for Ryan Reynolds

Manchester United players fear Erik ten Hag's hardline approach is affecting team morale with stars feeling that internal conflicts are damaging squad unity amid dismal start to season But both Klopp and Lijnders believe the story of the season will show the fans the remarkable character of both their team and the staff at the club. Lijnders explained: “We were all in. I obviously had no idea how the season would turn out, but whatever happened, I’d committed to this project.The foreword of the book is provided by Klopp, who writes: “Pep is unique. I’ve never met anyone like him before and I’m not sure I’ll be fortunate enough to do so again in the future. He is studious and coaching-obsessed; he believes in the training process with a passion I’ve never seen before. It was his obsession with chronicling everything we do that led to this project happening. This diary, this book, our story of 2021-22. Jurgen Klopp's second in command released a book called 'Intensity: Inside Liverpool' on July 7 while still working as the club's assistant coach. Cristiano Ronaldo and Kanye West are among the famous faces in Saudi Arabia for Tyson Fury's Battle of the Baddest against Francis Ngannou Lijnders went on say: 'The book doesn't give away as much as people say but it's a bit of inside information. If it inspires a few, I'm already happy.

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Pep Lijnders rejoins LFC coaching staff". Liverpool FC. Archived from the original on 12 June 2018 . Retrieved 5 June 2018. Paolo di Canio reveals he rejected Saudi Arabia assistant job offer after being approached by Roberto Mancini - but insists he 'didn't just say no to oil money' Wish you were still here? Man United captain Bruno Fernandes meets up with booted-out goalkeeper David de Gea Lijnders strongly believes in the power of role models and says the manager and captains reflect the identity of the club. “The heart of the team is the heart of the coach. So the character of the coach will become the character of the team in the long term. That’s it. Because there is no stronger weapon than your own example. If I’m a disciplined coach, then I don’t need to discipline the players. Our captains Hendo [Jordan Henderson] and Milly, together with Virgil [van Dijk], are so disciplined, which means the rest of the group doesn’t need to be disciplined. There is a saying from [Theodore] Roosevelt which says: ‘People don’t care how much you know, until they know how much you care.’

Dimitar Berbatov says he couldn't speak to team-mates because of self-doubt at Man United as he opens up to Mail Sport REVEALED: Manchester United players fear Erik ten Hag's hardline approach is affecting team morale with stars feeling that internal conflicts are damaging squad unity amid dismal start to season Farewell Franny Lee: Football stars including Graeme Souness, Micah Richards and Mike Summerbee gather to mourn Man City ace who died aged 79 Cristiano Ronaldo demands a referee is substituted after team-mate Talisca's goal was ruled out during Al-Nassr's cup win over Al-EttifaqThis book is Pep's journal from Liverpool's 2021/2022 season when they almost won everything. I am not a Liverpool fan but I am a football fan. I enjoyed getting an insight into the personalities within the coaching staff, the squad, their tactical approach and all the behind the scenes stuff. Premier League reveal their festive fixture calendar with Wolves vs Chelsea first Christmas Eve game in 28 years, just two football-free days in a fortnight A lot of the repetitiveness comes from the fact Liverpool play their way, with high pressing and counter pressing, whatever the opposition so there was not a lot of varied tactical detail. Ad Feature Arsenal are a short 8/13 to win their Carabao Cup tie against out-of-form West Ham... with red-hot Eddie...