hello team, I wanted to know if you cash in a lot with this tactic? I put in a lot but it's rare for matches where I don't concede a goal, my goal difference is not huge given the goal I concede, my goalkeeper in 30 matches eats 63 goals and last season 32 match he took 52. I'm at the start of the season and in 3 matches I've already conceded 6, this story is becoming really problematic ^^
Afterwards it's been the 3rd season that I've been in League 1 and I'm in the Champions League but I'm really looking for a way to be more solid at the back.
kvasir said: I'm not the original person you were talking to, but I'd like to share my opinion. I'm skeptical about changing the tactic based on staff advice before the match starts. Like you mentioned, these changes might backfire and weaken it. If my Assistant Manager really knows his stuff, say with a tactical knowledge of 17 or higher, I might consider his opposition instructions. But it's tough to know if these changes are actually effective. There is a test on here showing that tactics can perform worse with the OIs. However, during a match, especially when we're comfortably leading, I'd be more inclined to follow my Assistant's advice, if it would result in strengthening our defense or conserving our players' energy. Expand
Thanks kvasir It's cool in fact I was in national and I'm stuck in league 2 in France with my team, the gegenpress no longer works so I wanted to try another approach in terms of training. Since in my game my assistant does not have 17 ^^ it is better not to listen to him but during the match yes. Thank you for your feedback.
letsgo9 said: Fatigue management and mentality according to the game status, u alrdy know that the best mentalities are balanced and attacking. You can swap between in any tactic here on the forum. Keep in mind that u can change some attacking roles to support when going to balanced and wants to keep the results till the final blow. Expand
Thank you for your feedback letsgo9, yes I imagine we can modify as we wish but I am afraid that the advice of the deputies will modify the tactics too much and that it will turn against me, because sometimes their advice is used to adapt to the situation. 'opposing team. Would you still have recommended changing certain things? as you said to take into account fatigue, fitness etc...
Quick question, when you take the tactics, do you make any changes to the coaching advised by the assistant before the matches? example: raise on the sides? play more direct? careful system? or do you not touch anything? Thank you in advance for the feedback, team.
I'm at the start of the season and in 3 matches I've already conceded 6, this story is becoming really problematic ^^
Afterwards it's been the 3rd season that I've been in League 1 and I'm in the Champions League but I'm really looking for a way to be more solid at the back.
Thanks kvasir It's cool in fact I was in national and I'm stuck in league 2 in France with my team, the gegenpress no longer works so I wanted to try another approach in terms of training.
Since in my game my assistant does not have 17 ^^ it is better not to listen to him but during the match yes. Thank you for your feedback.
Thank you for your feedback letsgo9, yes I imagine we can modify as we wish but I am afraid that the advice of the deputies will modify the tactics too much and that it will turn against me, because sometimes their advice is used to adapt to the situation. 'opposing team. Would you still have recommended changing certain things? as you said to take into account fatigue, fitness etc...
Quick question, when you take the tactics, do you make any changes to the coaching advised by the assistant before the matches? example: raise on the sides? play more direct? careful system? or do you not touch anything? Thank you in advance for the feedback, team.