Japan's Coach Uses Digital Codes to Convey Instructions on the Field
Hajime Moriyasu, the coach of Japan, employed a smart and quick method to convey instructions to his players during the match against the Netherlands in the World Cup, which ended in a 2-2 draw, by raising a board displaying a number from 1 to 5 on the side of the field.
According to Japanese reports, each number is associated with a specific set of instructions that were agreed upon in advance, such as changing the defensive approach, increasing the intensity of pressure, or making certain tactical adjustments on the field.
This method allows the Japanese national team players to execute commands immediately without the need to stop play or wait for lengthy instructions from the coaching staff, providing the team with greater flexibility and speed in handling the course of the match.
This approach reflects the level of attention to detail within the Japanese team, as Hajime Moriyasu seeks to find innovative ways to give his team a tactical advantage, which was evident during the thrilling 2-2 draw against the Netherlands.
According to Japanese reports, each number is associated with a specific set of instructions that were agreed upon in advance, such as changing the defensive approach, increasing the intensity of pressure, or making certain tactical adjustments on the field.
This method allows the Japanese national team players to execute commands immediately without the need to stop play or wait for lengthy instructions from the coaching staff, providing the team with greater flexibility and speed in handling the course of the match.
This approach reflects the level of attention to detail within the Japanese team, as Hajime Moriyasu seeks to find innovative ways to give his team a tactical advantage, which was evident during the thrilling 2-2 draw against the Netherlands.
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