Have you ever wondered why players cover their mouths when communicating in the field?
Well, here is the reason. Players cover their mouths when communicating on the pitch to prevent their opponents from reading their lips and anticipating their game plan, tactics or signals. This is especially important for tactical discussions or when players need to communicate sensitive information such as substitutions or changes in formation or where to pass the ball. By covering their mouths, players can ensure that their communication remains confidential and is not intercepted by their opponents.
It’s important to note that outsmarting your opponents is important in the game. Let your opponents remain guessing. Your moves should not be interpreted.
(Two players communicating)
It’s not players alone who do so. Even couches communicate with their players in the same way. Now you know the reasons.
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