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positional

[puh-zish-uhn-uhl]

adjective

  1. relating to, regarding, or dependent on position.

  2. unmoving or moving very little.



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Defenders could step out more proactively to block shots, chances could be stopped at source, or a more positionally aware defensive midfielder could focus on defending this zone.

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On Foden's positional versatility, Tuchel said that because he can play as a nine or 10, "it gives him an advantage to compete for both positions".

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Wane's biggest challenge has been to find a way to strike the right balance between the Super League and NRL players at his disposal, while considering what personnel and positional changes to implement.

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The Basque coach has come to Real Madrid to impose structure, to create consistency and positional discipline, a team with defined patterns and shared responsibility.

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Talk to me about your positional journey and how that changed...

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