Recent content by Atarin

I'm using a nice study 4-1-2-2-1 / 4-3-3 / 4-5-1, whichever term you prefer. Basically Keeper, standard back four, DLP(d), CM & BBM, AP(a) on wide flank, IF(a) on the other & a DLF(s) up top. We're playing Defensive/Structured, split press - front three pressing, rest of the team nice and solid...

I'm talking about the profile that you choose when you're starting a game. You can choose from a selection of former profiles that you've played as or a new one. I want to backup my profiles but don't know where they're saved. Any ideas?

So...I've been playing this game for a long, long time and something that has crept into the game over the last couple of editions is the following. If I am playing as a team in, for arguments sake, the Conference South (in England) and I try to sign a former professional player who is now a...

I read in an FM guide that employing a Low Mentality with a High Defensive Line gives you a Low Risk, Patient Build Up combined with Aggressive Defending Style. I can kind of understand that although I'm not clear on the low-risk bit But what I really don't understand is how a Higher Mentality...

An old long ball system as used by Dave Bassett & Bobby Gould's Wimbledon sides, Howard Wilkinson's title winning Leeds side, Dave Bassett's Sheffield United. They all featured standard goalkeepers who could kick the entire length of the pitch, slow but monstrous centre backs, one dimensional...

Could someone explain to me what this role does. When would you use it? In what system? The In-Game description is fairly vague. With An Attack Duty the Target Man will lead the line and open space for his teammates to move into. Is there a real world player who's natural role is Target Man...

I want to take an English team from the lower reaches (level 8-9) to as high as they can realistically go. I've tried various clubs but I always have the same problem. My players can't manage a game a week. Even with a weeks rest they go into the game with their condition between 70-83%. It...