Chriswin4 said: Awesome tactic so far was just wondering what you do in red card situations?
First of all, Good Evening.
I have uploaded a number of my tactics in recent weeks and have been striving to get an excellent rating, was a couple of points shy with 2036's effort, yet after some tinkering and role changes I believe I may have found the combination to get me there.
It's the same 4-3-3 shape as I've been using since day one, however I've upped the attacking roles to try and dominate teams more. I realise my own results are skewed due to the fact my Southampton team is gamebreaking, I have like 6 of the best players in the world in my XI. Regardless, you can always test a tactic this way, if it outperforms everything you've had before, surely it's an improvement.
In the 2037 season I was able to net 150 Premier League goals and go unbeaten with 112 points out of a possible 114, but the tactic isn't defensively secure enough for that unless you've got a super team, at least I don't think it is.
I think defensively you will struggle if playing with a poor team, but if you've got quick players, you should be fine. My only advice would be to use touchline shouts, berate when you go a goal down, encourage if its level and praise when you go two goals ahead.
Turning the two central defenders into ball playing defenders has allowed me to keep possession better and improvement my passing efficiency.
Would love to see how this one does in the tests, and please anyone who uses it feel free to let me know your results and advice
dalseong said: It's definitely not a world-beater, but I think this tactic really depends on what players a club has at the time mainly because it doesn't use wingers, but I could be wrong. In other words, it's not really a tactic that you can just plug in and go. I've added in two more test results with lower table teams and they came out...alright, I guess. Perhaps it's an underdog tactic.
I did have two other runs with Man U using this tactic, but the screenshots didn't save correctly (damn you OnPaste). In my two other runs, I ended in the Champions League spots, but never 1st or 2nd. Expand
do you have a good tactic for a national league team?
First of all, Good Evening.
I have uploaded a number of my tactics in recent weeks and have been striving to get an excellent rating, was a couple of points shy with 2036's effort, yet after some tinkering and role changes I believe I may have found the combination to get me there.
It's the same 4-3-3 shape as I've been using since day one, however I've upped the attacking roles to try and dominate teams more. I realise my own results are skewed due to the fact my Southampton team is gamebreaking, I have like 6 of the best players in the world in my XI. Regardless, you can always test a tactic this way, if it outperforms everything you've had before, surely it's an improvement.
In the 2037 season I was able to net 150 Premier League goals and go unbeaten with 112 points out of a possible 114, but the tactic isn't defensively secure enough for that unless you've got a super team, at least I don't think it is.
I think defensively you will struggle if playing with a poor team, but if you've got quick players, you should be fine. My only advice would be to use touchline shouts, berate when you go a goal down, encourage if its level and praise when you go two goals ahead.
Turning the two central defenders into ball playing defenders has allowed me to keep possession better and improvement my passing efficiency.
Would love to see how this one does in the tests, and please anyone who uses it feel free to let me know your results and advice
Thanks guys!
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Hi could you advise who to sub in the event of a red card?
I did have two other runs with Man U using this tactic, but the screenshots didn't save correctly (damn you OnPaste). In my two other runs, I ended in the Champions League spots, but never 1st or 2nd.
do you have a good tactic for a national league team?