İthaki Yayınları Karambol

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In 1992, english football was still bearing the effects of being suspended from european tournaments for five years.

the game played was quite different from the modern-day understanding of football.

football was based on physical power

strength more than speed, gentleman more than aggressiveness was the forefront.

hard interferences, tall strikers looking for goal with air balls and tactics such as filling the ball in the penal area were common.

in terms of formation, there are not many alternatives other than 4-4-2, the teams were avoiding tactical innovations. At that time, football was considered a simple game, mainly based on the individual challenge of powerful players.

then, almost overnight, everything changed. The establishment of the premier league coincided with one of the most significant rule changes in football, the ban on back passes.

suddenly, there was no way out for the defenders, the goalkeepers had to be able to control the ball and get it into the game, and the pace of the game became incredibly fast. During this period, tactics evolved rapidly, inspired by leagues from other countries. Karambol is the first book that delves into the tactical story of the premier league and examines in detail how football has evolved.

From ferguson's direct playing style to keegan's constantly attacking newcastle, mourinho's cautious and reactive chelsea, to ranieri's counterattack champions, karambol covers many eras and is one of the most entertaining, informative and rich football books ever written.

product name: carrom product code: 9786052654811 author: michael cox year of publication: 2025 cover type: cardboard cover number of pages: 608 paper type: 2. Dough turner:

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