Join us for an exclusive coaching session on “Finishing with Less Numbers in Attack,” led by Dan Mliner, Head of Academy Coaching at Millwall FC. This event offers valuable insights and practical techniques to enhance your team’s attacking play even when outnumbered.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn from a top-tier coach and improve your tactical understanding of the game. Sign up now and take your coaching skills to the next level!
Event Announcement: Finishing with Fewer Numbers in Attack
Hosted by: Dan Mliner – Millwall FC Head of Academy Coaching
Date: Tuesday, 16 July 2024
Time: 18:30 – 21:30
Location: Leatherhead Youth Football Club, River Lane, Leatherhead, Surrey KT22 0AY
Event Details
Join us for an exclusive demonstration session with Dan Mliner, the Head of Academy Coaching at Millwall FC.
Schedule:
– Arrival: From 18:30
– Briefing: Starting at 19:00
Dan will be working with an under-15 group of players from Leatherhead Youth FC, providing insights and coaching techniques that are typically delivered over a week at Millwall FC Academy.
Session Highlights:
– Skills Practice: Focus on enhancing individual player skills.
– Problem-Solving Practice: Designed to challenge players’ tactical thinking.
– Game Practice: Applying learned skills in a game setting.
Dan Mliner’s Experience:
– Millwall Lionesses Manager (2014/15)
– Millwall Academy Lead Phase Coach (12-14s) (2015/21)
– England Women’s U16/17s Assistant Coach (2021/22)
This session will delve into the theme of “Finishing with Fewer Players in Attack,” demonstrating practical approaches and coaching methodologies.
Sign-Up:
This event is open for sign-ups. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a seasoned professional in football coaching.
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Ensure your spot at this highly anticipated event. Click here to register for Surrey Football Coaches association.
We look forward to seeing you there! For more information, visit our website or contact us directly.
You can have a look here for an article about preparing to play out from the back by Jonas Eidevall or about how to defend compact & transition quickly to attack here.
