The players must decide which teammate they will support on the pass or which ball they will try to tackle or intercept. When they are going to receive or gain control of a ball, they may need to call to a player that is not looking to support them. During some period of play the GKs should be restricted to playing with their feet. Balls out of play can be restarted by dribbling in, pass ins, throw ins or chips to other side of the area. Be sure that the players communicate when an air ball is coming, else there may be a few unintentional headers.
Apparent disorder is a product of control.
This exercise helps to improve your player's long kicks and the support runs for a player receiving a ball with his back to his attacking goal. The support player should determine where the ball is in relation to the receiver and move into a proper supporting position. For instance if the ball is coming to the players right side, the support run should not be to the players left side. If in the middle, the support players can move to either side of the receiver. If on the end, the receiver could lay off to the support player who drops to the extra player on that end for the long kick to other end.