Decoding Arjen Robbens famous cut inside
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- čas přidán 8. 05. 2024
- In this video we are decoding the fundamentals behind Arjen Robbens famous tradmark skill, the cut inside. We will answer the infamous question - how did defenders fall for the same skill over and over again?! Watch to find out !
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And even if a defender cut back he would simply continue to run forward in an arrow line and go for an assist instead
Yeah as the defender would create space to exploit. Crazy how effective such a simple skill is (simple on paper)
Sometimes, the simple things make a big difference.
Netherlands won’t have a player like him ever again that’s for sure
This man made my childhood 🇳🇱
Not sure if anywhere will !
Signature move which was a great joy to watch. Perhaps the same reason he missed in the WC final in 2010 against Casillas since it was more head on than from the side.
beautiful analysis. We need more of this
Amazing analysis
It wasn't his simple lateral cut that beat defenders, it was the close-range whip he could put on his curling shots that could curl past a marker even if they were only a yard away and perfectly goal-side.
So long as Robben had a bit of space directly to the inside, he could always get that signature shot off. There wasn't much a single defender goal-side could do to stop it, because Robben wasn't using the inside cut to get past him. The only way to keep him from taking that shot is if he had TWO defenders on him, one flanking and one goal-side. Obviously, it's hard for defenses to double-team one guy without leaving someone else open.
Very few other players could get that degree of whip on their curling shots. Such was Robben's whippage that he could curl it past a close-range marker, with velocity, and still keep it on frame. That's the simple reason the move was so deadly -- he didn't actually have to beat his marker to score!
What you said at the end “he didn’t actually have to beat his marker to score” is what makes it so hard to stop. Also they cant double up because there are so many other good players on that team. This is why when a good player plays for a lower ranked team it can be hard, as the opposition will double up more as no body else is anywhere near as deadly
@@chasingmypotential - imagine the terror of a defender who has Robben running straight to him, Lahm going along the line passing him on his left side and Müller doing what Müller does to the right of him. While Lewandowski is nowhere to be seen until he scores.
Great explanation!
I'd just like to add a little trick that enables him to succeed in his feints, namely the fact that the ball is glued to his foot, which is the hallmark of great dribblers like R9 and Messi.
That was really good. Enjoyed.
I LOVE YOU BRO. You are so good at analysis, I play in a professional academy, am left footed, and a winger. Please make more analysis that benefits any position in football because as we progress in the footballing world, we have to be competent in most positions
Thanks bro 👊🏼 learning the football iq as well as all the little hidden small details the top players use will give you a huge advantage as you progress thru the years in the academy, keep going mate 🙌🏼
I literally did it today many times and I was named MOTM
Robbens ele quando é para cortar para dentro e chutar: É que ele ataca o defensor quando ele corta. Robben Muda de velocidade ( ou ritmo) ele só muda quando ele se aproxima do defensor e quando corta. Depois que Robben faz isso ele chuta
Good work man !
This is the sort of in-depth football analysis I luv. Great work brother ... Bravo!!!
Thanks mate ! Glad you enjoyed 👊🏼
Best breakdown of Robben I've seen so far.
Thank you ! 🤝🏼
Great video - wonderful analysis of a world class footballer
thanks good analysis
This analysis was great! A Robben drill would be nice too
Ill be adding drills soon for sure !
amazing, love your long formats even more than tiktoks
Thanks mate they take MUCH longer so glad you enjoyed 🙏🏼
He actually scored 144 goals for Bayern in all competitions.
Applicable to Messi, Maradona, Henry, Mahrez too. Elite movements
okay mate believe me That's a freaking fantastic analysis!!!!!!!! here is a new sub
Thank you !
Great analysis video. Thanks!
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This was so well done.
Thanks 🙏
Very confident now that I probably could have stopped him
I cringe everytime someone mentions that bruce lee quote in the comments. Arguably his worst saying (not Lee's fault) since people take it wayyyyy too literally. Robben is an exception to the rule, no one should try to be a one trick pony (there are exceptions) or practise one move 10,000 bloody times IMO.
more like practise 4 - 5 skills with 200 - 300 times each to get good at em
this is all IMO again
great vid tho love how you get into the specifics in each of our videos instead of just showing a compilation like other ytbers, ur hazard video especially stands out.
The specifics you give makes all the difference
Thank you 🙌🏼 for sure no one should only practice one skill you’re right, you need to master many things to be a complete player. No point in being able to dribble if your final pass or shot is terrible
Even if you know as a defender that he is going left 92% can't lean on that, you must count on the 8% where is he going to the right. Also, there is many Robben's goal where he went trough right, then finnish with left
Thats the key, he had to also be dangerous if he goes down the right. If players know he does nothing every time down the right they can gamble more, good point 🙌🏼
@@chasingmypotential I would like you to make video about Messi, greeting from Serbia
I just imagine how it were to manmark pelé.. each movement would be such a threat
carlos tevez also does this but onto his right foot
Please do a Zlatan breakdown
It’s like the one un-guardable in sports. Reminds me of the game street fighter. There used to be some moves you can’t even block 😂. Fair play to him tho. He was just too good at it.
Haha I know what you mean, the move that annoys everyone as there’s no way to stop it 😅
Best inverted Winger in history
Good analysis!
I wonder - is there any right footed players who have done this exact same style? It seems so effective. I wonder if I should teach it to my kid.
For sure you should ! 😅 ill be doing exactly that ahah
Coutinho comes to mind, although he doesn't start out as wide as Robben since he's not a winger.
theres a reason why a lot of left foot players can get away with only using left foot while right foot players can't. ie. lets say 10% of population is left footed but in the professional scene its closer to 30-50%. if you look at players like robben, messi, di maria, maradona, these legendary players are extremely left footed. while if you look at CR7, r9, zidane ....etc these legendary right footed players are not right foot heavy they score with both feet. however the new generation of left footed players nowadays may proof this wrong.
@@mardini never thought about it like this, you’re right, left footed players usually have a poor right foot. Right footed players can usually use both well
I love your account
he scored more than 130 goals for Bayern...99 goals in Bundesliga
Over analysis on a what is really a simple cutback but still good insight.
Bukayo please watch this video!
I wish I found you when I was still in school
Haha cheers mate! I wish this knowledge was readily available when I was younger this is what motivates me
as obvious as it seems , i would love to see one of your videos about messi
You already know thats coming bro!
All you need to do is force him right. Truest your teammates to cover the potential receivers of the assist… but most footballers are always naturally defending the right foot no matter what. It’s imprinted in most defenders…
Roberto Baggio bid the same thing, and in 1994, he was unstable.
Great breakdown. I especially like that you explained the small touch towards the back for the back cut. I will be going over this with my daughter.
And Salah got puskas for Robben's regular goal
If only antony would learn from him instead of wasting time at the wing...
how can he run at such a speed without putting the ball in front of him too much? How can you dribble under the hips like that
Practice, when running with the ball touch the ball with each stride. Start if slow and increase your speed as time goes on. This will help you get the weight of your touch more consistent. Robben wont even need to think about it anymore. He can move at lightning speed whilst touching the ball with each stride (like messi) and its such a great skill to improve. In the future when my health is better I will add some drills ect to help with dribbling 👍🏼
Someone show this to Antony. Request from United fan 😆
Do one for messi or salah
I will be doing a series of all the top players 🙌🏼
Di Maria vid?
Such an underrated player I need to do a video on him for sure 🙌🏼 what is it about Di Marias game that you like?
Its funny bacause Salah does the same cut inside most of the time. And I always wonder how come defenders can't stop him even though they know he's going to cut inside.
That’s true he goes slightly backwards too to avoid the pressure
Robben is the most intelligent footballer in 21st century and after pele.
It’s really not that difficult of a move. What makes it difficult is the shot at the end. Even top footballers struggle to be that accurate. The dribbling is actually easy. It’s similar to performing a fake shot, instead of actually chipping your toe into the ground you knock the ball ahead of you. Keeping your eyes on the goal is the other important aspect of the move because that’s where you can feint the threat of the shot
With such a simple trick, timing is everything too. Meaning if he’s slightly off even by a fraction of a second it wont work anywhere near as well
@@chasingmypotential exactly but really why it’s a famous move is because of the shot. His torso and hips are super strong im guessing along with foot stability
No he is to fast the Player knows his Move but He is to fast
@@danielfggggg. I disagree. This move is done often by all players but they end up just switching the field with a pass.Robben had insane strength to be able to pull off those shots. If he has no shot power and balance, we wouldn’t even care about the move
"promosm"
As an Arsenal fan, Robben was the definition of nighmare. In my books, he's a better dribbler than messi.
messi mahrez robben. 80% the same player
mahrez is 80% of Robben
Robben is 80% of Messi
Soccer is not a hard game..
Unpredactibility is over rated and Robben is the évidence.
Awesome video bro, im starting to doing some videos of soccer too! I hope we can grow together on this journey :)
Thank you, best of luck 🤝🏼