Is it true that Hurzeler doesn't train specific attacking patterns?

I heard once, maybe it was on this thread, that hurzeler doesn't teach his players specific attacking plays, but instead prefers that to be spontaneous and organic. Instead he focuses on defense and pressing. It reminds me of Ancelotti

Throughout this season, I've thought of this, and it seems to be at the root of a lot of our incoherent and uncreative style. Players don't know where each other are, they’re not able to think quickly, etc

Has anyone else heard this?