Fans of the series can now finally learn about Snuffy’s football philosophy thanks to the release of spoilers for Blue Lock chapter 214. Due to the team’s rigid playstyle, it might come off as plain and unimaginative, but it works to control the match. Evidently, Isagi was unable to fully comprehend Ubers’ strategies in time. Isagi asked Kunigami for advice in the previous chapter about how to become ambidextrous, but Kunigami advised him against trying because it might ruin his playstyle.
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Work, the title of Blue Lock chapter 214, picked up after Isagi used his left foot to score the game’s opening goal. Isagi’s ambidextrousness led Aiku to believe that he was outmatched, but Lorenzo called Isagi out for his deceiving shot and realized right away that he wasn’t. Lorenzo rallied his teammates after speaking with Isagi, and they got to work. Ubers had the ball when play resumed, but neither Lorenzo nor Ubers were acting aggressively. Isagi wanted to use his vision to deflect their blows. Isagi found it challenging to steal the ball because of Ubers’ steady buildup. He began concentrating on Barou’s movements as a result because they could start the Ubers’ attack.
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Then, according to Blue Lock chapter 214 spoilers, a flashback of Italy’s Stratum Room from the early days of the Neo-Egoist League began to be shown. The Ubers’ Master Snuffy welcomed the Blue Lock and U-20 players to the stratum and enquired about their opinions on football. Each player had a strong emotional reaction to it, feeling that it was important enough to risk their lives for. Snuffy had a very different ideology, so he wasn’t happy with their responses. He believed that while having a passion for football was admirable if something unfortunate happened, it might cause them to lose it. He instructed the players to view football as work as a result.
He instructed his players to view themselves as employees of Ubers, the company, and their matches as work. Snuffy had already developed a number of strategies and game plans after looking through the data for each player. He instructed the athletes to observe them and follow their lead on the field. The players shouldn’t worry if the tactics turn out to be unsuccessful because it’s his fault as their manager. While the Blue Lock and U-20 Japan players were unfamiliar with Snuffy’s ideology, which was made clear in chapter 214 of Blue Lock, they were eager to incorporate it into their way of life while at Ubers.
Isagi lost the ball to Niko because he was unable to use his meta-vision in time as the Ubers players sprinted in his direction. Isagi was powerless to do anything but stare incredulously at Niko. Isagi found it hard to believe that the slow tempo of the attack, the high press when the ball was lost, and the counterattacks when the ball was recovered were all components of Ubers’ tactics. Ubers was very different from Bastard Munchen because they were set up in a way that no single player could complete on their own, as is clear from Blue Lock chapter 214 spoilers. In the meantime, Bastard Munich’s match tactics and game plans were broken because a number of its players only participated in games to benefit themselves.
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