Tigerman said: Third year as manager for Liverpool on a journey manager save. Season is 3032/33 and I won the 3 seasons I have manage them. The season before I tested the 4-1-2-1-2 Re-Cookie VI with all wins but lost 2 games. The tactic just looks awesome so tested it this season. Sure I would maybe win the league with many tactics out there. As I have an insanely good team. Man C just got Conference league fotball the last season so I approached interest for haaland and 180M later he was in Liverpool as well. just to know the team is very strong. The diffrence between Re-Cookie I feel is that most matches is done just halfway through the first half.Both don´t get you many draws. So the stats for 32/33 season.
38 W36 D1 L1 For178 Ag12 GD166 P109 Crazy amount of goals and solid. I have a Croatian newgen CB that is awesome and scores a lot from set pieces Played games 29 and 22 goals. The problem is to find great DM as newgen Caicedo where in the club already. Feels like a good BPD CB will go into the DM role on the defend best. Also the Volante role is hard to find a great one. now I have signed for 4-3-3 and 4-1-2-1-2 Re-Cookie so will have to switch focus on the suited roles in this tactic. But even with not perfect attributes for the roles and positions the tactic delievers with force.
Thanks for your work with testing tactics out! Expand
Whoever I put at right centre back gets 20 goals a season, these tactics are great!
The diffrence between Re-Cookie I feel is that most matches is done just halfway through the first half.Both don´t get you many draws. So the stats for 32/33 season.
38 W36 D1 L1 For178 Ag12 GD166 P109
Crazy amount of goals and solid. I have a Croatian newgen CB that is awesome and scores a lot from set pieces Played games 29 and 22 goals. The problem is to find great DM as newgen Caicedo where in the club already. Feels like a good BPD CB will go into the DM role on the defend best. Also the Volante role is hard to find a great one. now I have signed for 4-3-3 and 4-1-2-1-2 Re-Cookie so will have to switch focus on the suited roles in this tactic. But even with not perfect attributes for the roles and positions the tactic delievers with force.
Thanks for your work with testing tactics out!
Whoever I put at right centre back gets 20 goals a season, these tactics are great!
I have world class players and this seems to work better for me, It also sort of makes the middle forward get loads of goals:
I had an invincible season with this:
Something I have been thinking about a lot is how the general tactics have converged to a specific shape (4 defenders, 1 dm, 1 lm, 1 rm, 3 forwards)
How confident can we be that there is not some other shape that is better?
Have we reached the global maximum or only a local maximum that we might improve upon?