Football tactics · drawn, not filmed
The game, explained
as a diagram.
Every system on the board, phase by phase: how a back four slides, how a press is triggered, how a low block is opened. No broadcast clips. No punditry. Just the shapes, the distances, and what is actually happening.
The Studio · free, in your browser
Now the board is yours.
The same board these videos are drawn on, handed over. Pick your shape and eleven counters are already standing in it. Move them to where the ball takes them, and the movement between the two comes back as film.
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Open the Studio- Total views
- 5M+
- Followers
- 35,000+
- Breakdowns published
- 88
- Most-watched breakdown
- 2M+ views
The method
Nothing here was filmed.
Most football content is a clip with an arrow drawn on it. The problem with a clip is that it shows you one camera angle of one moment, and the thing you actually need to see, the four players off-screen who moved at the same time, is not in the frame.
So every frame here is drawn from scratch on a scale pitch. That means the whole shape is always visible, the distances are real, and the moment can be held, rewound, or run twice with one variable changed. It also means nothing is ever borrowed from a broadcaster.
The result is the same lesson a coach would give at a whiteboard, in twenty seconds.
The library
Start with the ones people rewatch.
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Defending
4 system s
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Build-up
2 system s
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Pressing
2 system s
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Attacking
2 system s
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Set pieces
1 system
Total Stats · Daily Intelligence
A model that prices the match.
The same analytical habit, pointed at numbers instead of shapes: a rated model, a graded ledger, and one card a day posted free to Telegram. Every result published, wins and losses alike.
- Last 10 cards
- +7%
- Graded picks
- 98
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Before you start
The things people ask first.
Short answers, and none of them a sales pitch.
All questions → What is Total Football?
A football tactics library, published as diagrams rather than clips. Every system is drawn from scratch on a scale pitch and taken apart phase by phase: how a back four slides across, how a press is triggered, how a low block is opened. The short videos run on social; this site is the written, illustrated version of the same library, plus the board the videos are made on.
Browse the library Do you use real match footage?
Never. Every frame is drawn. A broadcast clip shows you one camera angle of one moment, and the four players who moved at the same time are usually outside the frame, which is the part you actually needed to see. Drawing it means the whole shape is visible at once and the distances are geometrically real rather than guessed from a camera angle.
How the videos are made Is any of this free?
The whole library is free to read, the Studio is free to use, and the daily card on Telegram is free to follow. There is no paywall and no trial anywhere on the site. The only thing that will ever be paid is the course, and that is not built yet.
Who makes it?
Total Football is published by NAURRA AI LTD, a company registered in Cyprus, number HE 493756. The same operation draws the videos, writes this site, builds the Studio and runs the Total Stats model. You can reach it at athanasios@naurra.ai.
About Total Football Do I need to be a coach to get anything out of it?
No. Everything here assumes you watch football and nothing beyond that. Coaches use the boards in sessions, players use them to understand what their role is asking of them, and supporters use them to see what is happening away from the ball. Nothing is written in badge-course language.
How often is something new published?
Roughly one system a week into the library, and the same one goes out in the weekly email. Eighty-eight breakdowns have been published across the channels so far, watched more than five million times.
Can I use the diagrams with my own team?
Yes, and that is what they are for: show them in a session, put them on a screen in a dressing room, send them to a player. If you want to republish one publicly, credit Total Football and link to the page rather than rehosting the image.
