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The name Sunda is used in [[Suomi|Finnish]] conferences to describe a tactic where all defencemen, inner midfielders and wingers are offensive. The idea is to concentrate all forces to gain ball possession and strong attack disregarding the defence. The tactic is named after a Finnish team [[Sunda Bomba]], who used this tactic. The Sunda tactic is practically the same as so called [[Norwegian tactic]]. | The name Sunda is used in [[Suomi|Finnish]] conferences to describe a tactic where all defencemen, inner midfielders and wingers are offensive. The idea is to concentrate all forces to gain ball possession and strong attack disregarding the defence. The tactic is named after a Finnish team [[Sunda Bomba]], who used this tactic. The Sunda tactic is practically the same as so called [[Norwegian tactic]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 17 May 2012
The name Sunda is used in Finnish conferences to describe a tactic where all defencemen, inner midfielders and wingers are offensive. The idea is to concentrate all forces to gain ball possession and strong attack disregarding the defence. The tactic is named after a Finnish team Sunda Bomba, who used this tactic. The Sunda tactic is practically the same as so called Norwegian tactic.
