One Shot V22

Changes:
- Removed 'Close Down Less' from CBs, FBs



Player Instructions:


Results:

Player instructions??

Can fullbacks be replaced by wingbacks or it would ruin the system?

wolf said: Can fullbacks be replaced by wingbacks or it would ruin the system? Expand

I probably wouldn't recommend doing that

How "balanced" approach works with this one?

Alexandru said: How "balanced" approach works with this one? Expand

It won’t be as good when playing on balanced mentality the scoring output will decrease, try changing to balanced when you have a big lead to decrease the intensity on the players

We must play this tactic in what mentality please?

I tested this with full back on support instead of attack and it seemed to be much better defensively whilst still maintaining high attacking output

what style is this like gegenpress or no?

I like this tac, thanks for sharing! Any tweaks you use for forcing goals or defending/ save some intensity when you got a good lead?

MarcWatts said: what style is this like gegenpress or no? Expand

Yes, aggressive high press


jaaqov said: I like this tac, thanks for sharing! Any tweaks you use for forcing goals or defending/ save some intensity when you got a good lead? Expand

I recommend to click this link and follow the tactical changes

Thanks mate, used the Problem Solvin V24 as well and those instructions you mentioned. Working like a charm - what would you suggest in terms of using One Shot vs. Problem Solvin? Just a matter of what players your team has or is Problim Solvin just more well rounded (and more match tested)?

From your answer in Problem Solvin v24 thread about foot strength of inside forwards I made conclusion that in this tactic both inverted AML and AMR must have Very Strong right foot and left foot respectively. Is it correct assumption?

jaaqov said: Thanks mate, used the Problem Solvin V24 as well and those instructions you mentioned. Working like a charm - what would you suggest in terms of using One Shot vs. Problem Solvin? Just a matter of what players your team has or is Problim Solvin just more well rounded (and more match tested)? Expand

Well, it depends on some things. For example if one of your best players on the team is an Attacking Midfielder (such as someone like Martin Odegaard, Bruno Fernandes, De Bruyne) and you want to use them to full effectiveness, then I would use One Shot. But if you just want to use the more effective tactic then use Problem Solvin and squad build around the tactic, it may mean selling that AM unless they can play as a PF, IF or DM (they have to be atleast a 'Accomplished' to play there).


Ravnica said: From your answer in Problem Solvin v24 thread about foot strength of inside forwards I made conclusion that in this tactic both inverted AML and AMR must have Very Strong right foot and left foot respectively. Is it correct assumption? Expand

Yes you are correct

AML - Right Foot: Very Strong
AMR - Left Foot: Very Strong

Can you recommend any roles of central midfields to replace defensive midfields because I dont have any players can play defensive midfield roles or it won't be as good as an original one?

Uefaaa said: Can you recommend any roles of central midfields to replace defensive midfields because I dont have any players can play defensive midfield roles or it won't be as good as an original one? Expand

Putting the DMs as CMs would reduce the effectiveness of the tactic by a lot, I only recommend only putting 1 DM into a CM(S) role

Can you give me some info about player traits for this tactic?

Uefaaa said: Can you give me some info about player traits for this tactic? Expand

I recommend looking at this comment and thread

Attacking Midfielder is missing from that thread. Can you give any advice for this position?

Uefaaa said: Attacking Midfielder is missing from that thread. Can you give any advice for this position? Expand

Positive traits: Gets Forward Whenever Possible, Gets Into Opposition Area, Plays One-Twos
Negative traits: Comes deep to get ball