this was seriously one of the most valuable coaching vids i've watched in a long time. as a always teetering around in C3 in 2s and never able to quite get to GC, you called out everything i tend to do in those situations. sure occasionally ill make a gc like rotation or decision but on average i'm doing what you said i'd likely do in some many of those situations and seeing you give the better decision to make was super helpful. thanks. one of these days i'm gonna join the discord and ask for a session lol.

As someone who literally hit GC for the first time a few days ago, this is super useful. Some of this carried me up there and the rest i can implement into my gameplay now. One thing to point out though it to stay close to the play when rotating off the ball. This allows you to get into the play if you are needed, but you can still grab pads. 100 boost isnt necessary every time

I appreciate the positioning guide. I feel positioning is talked about in broad generalizations most of the time. So needless to say when I get off work I’ll be checking this out. Thanks buddy. Keep it up.

Getting in your tm8s vision so he knows you’re there is one the best tips in the whole game. Keep up the great work Goose❤❤❤. Your advice is going to keep us all from being hard stuck for eternity lol. Easily one of the best coaches out here.

Really great video, I really appreciate what you're doing here. I'll like to give a different perspective if that's okay: 1:25 - For this example, I'd say that you shouldn't position mid when 2 opponents are back, especially if it looks like the your mate is getting challenging from the first man quickly. The reason is because if you position mid, and your mate doesn't get past the first man, you're not close enough to pick up the second ball to maintain that final 3rd offensive pressure on the field. Therefore, if you stay behind mate, and if he beats the first man, you can quickly boost into mid for the pass. And if he doesn't beat the first man, you're close enough to pick the second ball. This is, in my humble opinion, the most effective way to play 2s since it leads to boost starving and an eventual goal the longer you maintain final 3rd offensive pressure. 2:15: Again, have to respectfully disagree. Your mate has no boost which means it's difficult to generate enough power for a pass. If the opponents know how to defend, this is easy to prevent a goal. All they will need to do is one player pressure the mate with no boost, and the other mate just pushes up to cover the pass, and that's it. It's shutdown. Instead, you play behind mate and wait for him to tank a 50 so that you're close enough to beat their second man to the second ball that drops. In your example, your mate tanks a 50 and fortunately it bobbles high and bounces kindly for you, but what if the 50 was a dead 50? Now you're far away from the play and the opponent will take ball and you're in a 2 v 1. One opponent will take the ball, and the other will demo chase you since your mate has no boost and won't be able to get back in time to help you. I don't have time to finish all of the comments I wanted to make but I might edit this comment with more of my perspective when I get the chance. Like I said, I appreciate the video and just wanted to give my take on a couple of things so far. Thank you!

@goosemonkey10

4 күн бұрын

I always appreciate different perspectives and the detail in this comment. Maybe some kind of collab on the horizon? 👀👀

@RocketInsight

4 күн бұрын

@@goosemonkey10 Appreciate it! Aaay one day, sure why not :)

Your videos and tutorials consistently provide so many invaluable, imperative fundamentals that I often don't see posted anywhere, or if it is it is poorly articulated. I find myself drawn more to your content in RL more than any other content creator out there. Don't stop posting your high-iq videos, it's refreshing to have someone so straight to the point and precise with their imperative insights.

This coaching job was incredible man. Honestly incredible

interesting and informative, I would deffo like to see 3's related take on rotations and actually aknowledging the right times to push. After my coaching session I feel a lot more confident in my ability, but now I personally see where many others go wrong or just simply don't understand what they are doing wrong and why. And thus I think it would be great for them to be able to learn and understand these things. One other thing that erks me is 2's players coming to 3's and being way to hesitant, not understanding they do not have the time to play with the ball. Because 3's players will not respect the plays like that and challenge. I see way to many players thinking they can play 3's like a 2's match, they IMO are NOT the same game.

@goosemonkey10

6 күн бұрын

Yeah the rotations in 2s and 3s are very different. Going to make a similar video for 3v3 soon

hopefully this helps get me into those early gc ranks and stay there. I fall out of gc1 all the time.

great video, even if I'm not good at the game!

Bro this was great. We want more

great job with the video i can see why you are a coach.

I love how I can understand everything in this video, and yet I'm hardstuck c1 because of my rotations and positioning. Maybe that will change soon.

@goosemonkey10

6 күн бұрын

Keep practicing my man. Definitely takes time and this playstyle also assumes minimal to no mistakes mechanically

This was great, will you do a 1s too?

@goosemonkey10

6 күн бұрын

Sure thing!

Been loving your videos as I have been playing a little bit more (I stopped season 13 gc GOLD TITLE) only question is where you say defend from deep in the back post, when I use to play it was sit just next to the back post not inside? Has this changed?

@goosemonkey10

4 күн бұрын

I find sitting inside the net gives you just a bit more vision of the attackers and also helps your touches send the ball away from net. Sitting at near post opens up the option to accidentally touch it into your net but it’s also not a bad spot to be if you think you might wanna play on backboard

I wish my mate would really emphisize the point you make about the contribution. He is Mechanically better and faster than me in the game we both know this but he thinks he has to do everything and cuts like a madman and touches the ball on every occassion he can. I am C2 and he is low GC still most games we loose are due to me reading the game seeing his contribution is over. He has no boost and the ball is behind him instead of letting me take over and rotating behind me he will try and turn and get to the ball again. I cannot say how often he has outplayed me with this crap and the result is, I wasted boost for nothing and I am out of the play and he has no boost and after he outplayed me he gets the ball taken away fom the oppoenent who has boost and saw it comming. We get scored on alot like this. The sad part is he is really good but he just doesn´t see it. I give him all the room and cover him but the other way around he takes up my room too much. No way to get out of champ with him even thou he is so much better.

@goosemonkey10

6 күн бұрын

I feel like everyone is guilty of that with lower ranked friends. Hopefully you find a good way to ask him to start letting you go

@reinerhoch1357

6 күн бұрын

@@goosemonkey10 Sure we are good friends and im having fun just feels like im stuck in my rank because of this. He mey be GC1 but we are playing in C2, my comfortable rank, if it was GC then yeah I probably couldn´t keep up and that makes him cut and do as I said but in my rank its actually not necessary its rather hindering.

I dig this content. Any chance on a 3s version?

@goosemonkey10

7 күн бұрын

Now that you asked - of course!

@WhiteVipor

7 күн бұрын

I feel pretty good at 2s, but always struggle in 3s. Would love a 3s video as well!

@Rhinopiek

7 күн бұрын

​@goosemonkey10 Thanks! I main 3s, and rarely play 2s. This still helps for when I do play 2s.