klokan said: hey, i have one more question. How do you manage tough away games at your rivals, for example in Champions league away knockout games? Do you reduce your mentality to Cautios or balanced or anything else? Also, do you have any suggestions for finishing the game when you are up like 2-1, 3-2 ? thx
off topic, which plugin for photos of players do you use? Expand
First, I used a translator because I am not good at English. Please understand if the sentence is awkward.
1. Basically, there's nothing special. However, when a particular player from the opposing team plays (such as a higher GPA during the game), puts pressure on the player or directs a strong tackle(+ man marking).
2. There are no major changes to the tactical guidelines. This is because, in my experience, goals were often lost when making defensive changes. However, for players who have received a yellow card, they are asked to change quickly or avoid tackling as a personal guide. (It may be a natural story, but)
3. I am using a photo made by FM Community site in Korea. I don't know if it's possible to leave a link to the site here, so if you want, I'll leave a link in your personal message.
Position-specific instructions are as follows: SS: None AM: Shoot less, tackle harder, mark firmly. W: Cross from the end line, shoot less, tackle harder, mark firmly. DLP: Tackle hard, mark hard. IWB: Shoot less, move forward. BPD: None SK: None
There is no special training for each position. Attacking players put importance on creativity and recruited them. In particular, if the central midfielder is isolated, the game will not be easily solved, so we recruited players with excellent individual skills. In the case of set piece tactics, we borrowed tactics that are used in other good tactics. If the central defender is tall, you can look forward to scoring from a corner kick. (I used a translator because I am not good at English. Please understand if the sentence is awkward.)
Test Plz...
testing Plz...
off topic, which plugin for photos of players do you use?
First, I used a translator because I am not good at English. Please understand if the sentence is awkward.
1. Basically, there's nothing special.
However, when a particular player from the opposing team plays (such as a higher GPA during the game), puts pressure on the player or directs a strong tackle(+ man marking).
2. There are no major changes to the tactical guidelines. This is because, in my experience, goals were often lost when making defensive changes. However, for players who have received a yellow card, they are asked to change quickly or avoid tackling as a personal guide. (It may be a natural story, but)
3. I am using a photo made by FM Community site in Korea. I don't know if it's possible to leave a link to the site here, so if you want, I'll leave a link in your personal message.
SS: None
AM: Shoot less, tackle harder, mark firmly.
W: Cross from the end line, shoot less, tackle harder, mark firmly.
DLP: Tackle hard, mark hard.
IWB: Shoot less, move forward.
BPD: None
SK: None
(I used a translator because I am not good at English. Please understand if the sentence is awkward.)
4-3-3-0
AM SS AM
W DLP W
IWB BPD BPD IWB
Test Tactics PLZ...
test this, please