Style and speed as well as how they defensive or offensive
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South American football is more creative and is more focused on "one-touch" passing which refers to many short interlinked exchanges between players interspersed with dribbling the ball. The South American teams are generally regarded as being   more creative and having more flair. \n\nThe Europeans teams on the other hand tend to be more structured and defensive. They lay a mixture of short passes and long balls and are morely likely to operate more complex defensive systems.
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When the ball is played behind the defensive line whilst and offensive player is behind the defensive line.\n\nAs for prevention tactics it depends wether you're the offensive or defensive. Offensive you have to make sure that you know where the defensive line is at all times by being careful where the ball drops, make sure play is as fluid as possible if playing through balls. As for the defensive aspect, man marking is the key.\n\nComplicated i know.
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Messi from Argentina!!Whenever the change is made he gives the team a more dynamic energy and when attacking 2 or 3 guys cover him which makes opening for Argentina's offense!!!
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DO NOT TAKE THE DEFENSIVE.  THE BEST DEFENSE IS A GOOD OFFENSE.  THAT IS TRUE IN SPORTS AND IN MOST SITUATIONS IN LIFE ALSO.  YOU ARE KNOWN BY THE FRIENDS THAT YOU KEEP.  YOUR FRIENDS ALREADY KNOW YOU FOR WHO YOU ARE.  THIS DOES NOT DEPEND ON WHAT OTHERS MAY OR MAY NOT SAY ABOUT YOU.  SO STAND TALL.  IGNORE STUPIDITY.  AND FOCUS ON STAYING NICE TO OTHERS AND STAYING HAPPY.
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Each team is different.
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Positioning is important in the game, quicker to the ball, taking the right spots while on defense, and easier scoring.
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ok here we go. I need to say that i like to play football (soccer) and when I play or coach I love to play very offensive, so my formation would be 3-5-2.\n\nGoalie =  Antonio Carbajal\n\nDefense = Paolo Maldini\n          Rafael Marquez\n          Roberto Carlos\n\nMidfield= Maradona (central)\n          Zidane\n          Nedved\n          G Best\n          M Platini\n\nForwards= Pele\n          Ronaldihno\n\n\nBench = Kahn\n        Etto\n        Silvestre\n        Hugo Sanchez\n        J Stamm\n        Blanco
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Linebacker.....I'm not big enough to have played linebacker though, so I played strong safety. \nDefense is so much more fun than offense. It's better to HIT than be hit
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Confidence.... Confidence is something that makes "them" Stand out...\n\n&#92;
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Lean and athletic...big guys look awkward sometimes.
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Attackers, or Fighters, are designed for direct conflict and move fast, where Bombers are slower (though still fast), and are designed for striking fortified positions or heavily armed ground forces (tanks and other armor/mechanized infantry and artillery units).
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the good ones are thos who excel at something: i.e. dunks, handles, defense; but the really great ones are the multi-faceted streetball players: so make sure you can get to the hole whenever you want (speed) to and finish strong (power), at the same time have a decent jumper (stroke), and a decent one-on-one defense (lateral movement), to be really great.\nby the way, what position do you play anyway? if you play a guard, make sure you get the crowd in whatever signature move you do (make sure you have one), if you play center/pf make sure you have this intimidating aura to make players think twice about driving in the lane to you
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It depends on the defensive scheme,  but bump and run is another popular one.  Most of them are just revisions from the teams base defense though.
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Catch the defense offguard and take advantage of what they leave open for you. Use the shot clock and time outs to your advantage. Try pressing on the inside to draw the foul or taking a hook shot.
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Man, You actually asked several questions. Speed, agility, and, athleticism has something to do with mostly black NFL Running Backs, and, Wide Recievers, and defensive backs. All of the positions rely on mobility......speed, quickness, and, athleticism. Name your top 10 rb's, your top 10 wr's, your top 10 cb's, or, even your top 10 players period, past or present. The overwhelming majority are most likely black. Look at the stat leaders, again, past or present---matters not, unless, you are looking at the QB position. In the case of QB, society dictated the thought that a black person lacked the intelligence to be a leader, but, if you really examine the numbers, you'll see that guys like Randall Cunningham and Warren Moon were just as good, if not better than whomever they  opposed when they played. The quarterback issue has been a slow changing process, much like the coaching issue in the NFL. I have seen a few black punters/ kickers, in the league. The most natoable being  Reggie Roby. He was a full-time punter. Reggie Roby, was a longtime punter for the Miami Dolphins, when they were worth watching.
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There are two wing players, right and left, one pivot, who plays on the six meter line and three backs, left, right and middle. Middle back organises the game, two other backs are good shooters from distance, wing players are usualy the fastest players good for counter attacks and pivot is making blocks and trying to get the ball on the six meter line.
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Any nationality...\n\n...it's their personality that matters.