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42 contributions to Football IQ – Smart Players
🧠 Question for Smart Players
When you watch a high-level match, what are you actually watching? Most players follow the ball. Smart players follow space, pressure, and options. Next time you watch a game, try this: Pause before the pass Predict the decision Then watch what the pro actually does, and why 👉 What helps you understand pro decisions better: watching full matches, highlights, tactical clips, or pausing & predicting? Let’s break this down together. ⚽🧠
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@Vishal Balaji Vishal, very good habit 💪 Pausing before the pass builds football intelligence. Now, take it one step further, ask yourself why he chose that option. Was it pressure? Space? Body shape? That’s how you level up your decision-making 🧠⚽
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@Vishal Balaji Of course, Vishal 😄 You can call me Coach Muhuned, I like that! That’s why we’re here, to coach and help you grow smarter every week 🧠⚽💪 That’s what I like to hear. Next time you analyse a match, focus on pressure, space, timing, and confidence. That’s how you move from watching football to understanding it.
Problem
When i watch matches i get frustrated bc sometimes i understand movements and sometimes i dont, I want to improve my understanding of the decisions pros make in a match.
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@Vishal Balaji Appreciate that, Vishal 👍 Journaling is useful, especially for awareness. I’d add one thing: don’t just list strengths/weaknesses, pause the video before the action and predict the decision. Then compare with what the player actually does and why. That’s where real match intelligence develops.
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@Next Football If it’s live, even better. You don’t pause — you think faster. Before the ball reaches your player, quickly ask:Pressure or space? Safe or risky? You’ll be wrong sometimes. That’s fine. Live games train reaction speed.Replays train precision. Do both. That’s how IQ grows. 🧠⚽
Hey guys
Im new to this page.nice to meet ya'all!🙂
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Welcome, Tungtung 👋 Glad to have you here. This space is all about understanding the game better — decisions, movement, and thinking, not just skills. Jump in, ask questions, and share your thoughts. 👍
⚽ Football IQ Awareness: Off-Ball Movement
Most players judge performance by what they do when they have the ball. Smart players understand the game is often decided by what happens when you DON’T have it. Off-ball movement is one of the biggest signs of real football awareness. When you move correctly without the ball, you help your team by: ✔ Creating passing angles ✔ Pulling defenders out of position ✔ Opening space for teammates ✔ Supporting attacks before they even start ✔ Staying connected to your team shape Many players stand and watch after passing. High IQ players move immediately to give a new option or create space for someone else. 🔥 Honest Question: When you pass the ball, what do you usually do next? 1️⃣ Stay and watch play 2️⃣ Move to support the ball 3️⃣ Make a forward run 4️⃣ Move to create space for teammates Comment the number + your position on the field.
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@Graham Hopkin Respect the honesty 👊 Awareness isn’t about perfection — it’s about catching yourself and reacting faster next time.
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@Gabriel Helton Good choice 👍 Try this: after every pass, move 5–10 yards into a new lane (different angle, not straight support). Focus on arriving early into space, not chasing the ball.
🧠⚽ Thinking Starts Before the Touch
Most players think mistakes come from bad touches. They don’t. Mistakes happen when thinking starts after the ball arrives. Before you receive the ball, you should already be reading the picture: Where is the pressure? Where is the space? Your first touch doesn’t decide, it confirms. You may change your option if the picture changes. That’s not a mistake. That’s intelligence. Football IQ = thinking before the touch. That’s why calm players look slow… but always play on time. 📝 QUESTION (COMMENT) Before you receive the ball, do you scan and read the picture, or wait to see after the touch? Be honest.
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@Vishal Balaji Exactly. Scanning before the ball arrives is the key, it gives you time, calm, and the right decision. The touch just executes what the brain already chose.
1 like • 6d
@Graham Hopkin That awareness alone is progress 👌 Start small: one scan before every receive. It becomes automatic faster than you think.
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