For players aged below 22 don't put a specific role and focus, and for those 22 and above put the role that the tactic (Striker gets AF training, Winger gets IF training etc etc...)
lordus said: Thank you very much. I am very successful with this tactic! Where would you place your striker with a good jumping reach? Probably AF, right? The PF seems to be more of a F9 or playmaker, right? Expand
Yes, put your best goalscoring striker as the AF and the one who is better at playmaking at PF
FinsFootyManager said: Im trying this tactic out, got tactical familiarity as full, working really well when the opposition is close or worse than me, scoring heaps of goals and not conceding, but when im a clear underdog i have no chances and get battered. Are there some tweaks for if I'm playing a considerably stronger team than me? Expand
I really wouldn't make any changes, if you're the heavy underdog and facing a team with much more quality (especially playing away games) you're more likely to lose than to come out with a win or draw. Just try improving the team anytime you get the chance.
Yes I do keep them fresh during the match, it is rare I let them run down to red.
I also trained almost all of my players to have 16 stamina. Speed and Acc are also 16+ beside some midfielders and young players.
The training took a while to adjust, but all the intensity on training are also well balanced, I now rarely get hit by red injury from training, they get a nick here and there.
I also rarely run a game into it's 4th year, I usually just restart the same thing again, so I didn't have these problem with recurring injury, are they curable? Expand
There isn't really a "cure" as according to the game a player will suffer at least 2 injuries per season. The best you can do to try and prevent the injuries is to continue to substitute when they get tired and lower their intensity in training
Zhi said: Hi all, I been using this tactic and have a lot of success with this, it is also very enjoyable watching the games.
However I am on a save just entering into my fourth season, my FULL Backs all have recurring injury on the hamstring, one even have the keen ligament problem, no surprise there as this tactic is very taxing on their roles.
Although not so much of a question about tactic, may I ask if these injuries can be recovered or am I better off selling them?
I ask if I should sell them off because I read on the internet that I need to rest them from training and only play them half the match, but it's been a month and there has no zero change or improvement.
I would love to have some advice on this if anyone could help me would be much appericiated.
PS: I have 5 wing backs, I rote them from each match almost religiously, I only brought the 5th one because of injuries. Expand
Are the players getting injured in game or during training? If in game: Around minute 65-70 of a match you should look at their fitness energy level, if it’s reached poor (the dark orange) or below, you should substitute them off
If the players are getting injured in training, you could either change the schedule you are using or change the intensity, You can try changing the intensity for the excellent condition (dark green) and the good condition (light green) to normal intensity and keep the rest the same. Or you can put all training intensity except the dark green to ‘No Pitch Work or Gym Training’ and keep the dark green on normal
Also check the scouting report on the players, in the negatives, see if they’re injury prone, that might affect it too
Changes: - Added 'Close Down More' to IFs - Removed 'Take More Risks' on DMs
NOTE: If playing against a team with Wingbacks (WBR/L) instead of fullbacks (DR/L) set the marking on the left IF to WB(R) and the right IF to WB(L)
Player Instructions:
Results:
When trying to protect a lead in the last 10 minutes of a match do these changes to the tactic: - Lower tempo to 'standard' - Tick on 'be more disciplined' - Turn off 'counter-press' - Turn off 'distribute quickly' - Lower 'trigger press' to standard for players to hold position more - Turn off 'Step Up More' - Turn off 'Get Stuck In' - Change Line Of Engagement to 'Mid Block' - Lastly change the FBs from attack to support - Add 'Hold Position' instruction to at least one DM[/spoiler]
When in need of a score at the end of a match do these changes: - Change mentality to 'Attacking' - Tick 'Be More Expressive' - Move FBs up the field into WBs (optional)
I probably wouldn't recommend doing that
I used this tactic alongside @Gerrard Azure v3 set pieces.
Screenshots attached.
If anyone wants more info, please ask
MrGreen said: Incredible again, I've just done a 2 season holiday test with Leicester.
DoF did transfers, Azure v3 SPs
Season 1 - 1st in championship, record points.
Season 2 - Domestic treble.
Immense.
Impressive seeing immediate success in the first season of PL while not even controlling transfers and going on holiday
For players aged below 22 don't put a specific role and focus, and for those 22 and above put the role that the tactic (Striker gets AF training, Winger gets IF training etc etc...)
Thank you for testing! Good to see all teams overachieving their media prediction position
- Removed 'Roam From Position' from PF
Results:
- Removed 'Close Down Less' from CBs, FBs
Player Instructions:
Results:
- Removed 'Roam From Position' from AM
- Added 'Mark Specific Position' to AM
- Changed pressing to 'Close Down Less' on FBs
Results:
Where would you place your striker with a good jumping reach? Probably AF, right? The PF seems to be more of a F9 or playmaker, right?
Yes, put your best goalscoring striker as the AF and the one who is better at playmaking at PF
- Removed 'Take More Risks' on FBs
Results:
I recommend to only change to attacking when you really need a goal late in the game
I really wouldn't make any changes, if you're the heavy underdog and facing a team with much more quality (especially playing away games) you're more likely to lose than to come out with a win or draw. Just try improving the team anytime you get the chance.
Yes I do keep them fresh during the match, it is rare I let them run down to red.
I also trained almost all of my players to have 16 stamina. Speed and Acc are also 16+ beside some midfielders and young players.
The training took a while to adjust, but all the intensity on training are also well balanced, I now rarely get hit by red injury from training, they get a nick here and there.
I also rarely run a game into it's 4th year, I usually just restart the same thing again, so I didn't have these problem with recurring injury, are they curable?
There isn't really a "cure" as according to the game a player will suffer at least 2 injuries per season. The best you can do to try and prevent the injuries is to continue to substitute when they get tired and lower their intensity in training
- Removed 'Close Down More' on IFs
- Added 'Mark Specific Position' to AM for opposing DM
Results:
However I am on a save just entering into my fourth season, my FULL Backs all have recurring injury on the hamstring, one even have the keen ligament problem, no surprise there as this tactic is very taxing on their roles.
Although not so much of a question about tactic, may I ask if these injuries can be recovered or am I better off selling them?
I ask if I should sell them off because I read on the internet that I need to rest them from training and only play them half the match, but it's been a month and there has no zero change or improvement.
I would love to have some advice on this if anyone could help me would be much appericiated.
PS: I have 5 wing backs, I rote them from each match almost religiously, I only brought the 5th one because of injuries.
Are the players getting injured in game or during training?
If in game: Around minute 65-70 of a match you should look at their fitness energy level, if it’s reached poor (the dark orange) or below, you should substitute them off
If the players are getting injured in training, you could either change the schedule you are using or change the intensity,
You can try changing the intensity for the excellent condition (dark green) and the good condition (light green) to normal intensity and keep the rest the same.
Or you can put all training intensity except the dark green to ‘No Pitch Work or Gym Training’ and keep the dark green on normal
Also check the scouting report on the players, in the negatives, see if they’re injury prone, that might affect it too
- Removed 'Hold Position' from right DM
- Removed 'Get Further Forward' from left DM
- Added 'Close Down More' to IFs
Results:
I like to use Arena best hits or Azure V3
- Added 'Close Down More' to IFs
- Removed 'Take More Risks' on DMs
NOTE: If playing against a team with Wingbacks (WBR/L) instead of fullbacks (DR/L) set the marking on the left IF to WB(R) and the right IF to WB(L)
Player Instructions:
Results:
When trying to protect a lead in the last 10 minutes of a match do these changes to the tactic:
- Lower tempo to 'standard'
- Tick on 'be more disciplined'
- Turn off 'counter-press'
- Turn off 'distribute quickly'
- Lower 'trigger press' to standard for players to hold position more
- Turn off 'Step Up More'
- Turn off 'Get Stuck In'
- Change Line Of Engagement to 'Mid Block'
- Lastly change the FBs from attack to support
- Add 'Hold Position' instruction to at least one DM[/spoiler]
When in need of a score at the end of a match do these changes:
- Change mentality to 'Attacking'
- Tick 'Be More Expressive'
- Move FBs up the field into WBs (optional)
if team that playing agains me with 2WB and not 2DF, do i need to change the marking specification for my AML\R?
It should detect that WB is playing but just in case set it to mark them
- Removed 'Pass It Shorter' from FBs
- Added 'Take More Risks' to DMs
Results: