The creative structure refers to the system that enables management of interpersonal relations which appear in matches and training, and is vital for players to effectively perform in unison with teammates. It is particularly important in Football, where eleven players must be able to communicate effectively with their one another in order to coordinate actions and make decisions on the pitch. This can be expressed through various forms of communication both verbally and nonverbally. The tactically aware player who is able to recognise the performance of their teammate and their needs in the heat of the moment, can adjust more appropriately to ensure both they and the team play greater.
It is important to mention that within the game, there is an underlying conflict between one’s own and the team’s performance. The balance between these is perfectly managed when each player is able to express their own skills, with the team play and game plan adapting to achieve the collective goal - winning. For example, one player might forego crossing in favour of taking their opponent on 1v1 given that this is a stronger quality of theirs. High performers inside the box are able to read this and accurately predict what is likely to happen by holding their runs until after the dribble is first completed.
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