Have played a couple of games: the game is beautiful, goals are created from game mostly through the central channel.
Of course after match all players are so tired (for example my DL ran nearly 14 and a half kilometers) and team got about 3-5 yellows.
What about training: pre-match, general...
Could you itemize DLF, DM, the whole defense important attributes?
It would be perfect if you take any team, dive in details about every player selection for ur tactic, describe positive and negative sides.
Could you make a topic with detailed instruction how to set up squad against strong and weaker rival, what are the main attributes for every position and how to polish pros and cons of every player according to tactic approach?
I don't like tactics with additional OI's too because of breaking squad shape and irrational using of players: they ought to sit on the opponent's tail and waste other opportunities to create chances or space.
Have used your tactic since away match against Luzern. Every game the play becomes better and better.
Did not concede any goal in last 9 games.
Also I like how Defensive Forward does: automatic built-in feature forces him to mark one of central midfielder.
Wide midfielders make solid defense...
Would the tactic be more solid at defence and offence if we change trio in the center [MCL(BWMs)-MCR(CMa)-AMC(APa)] to [DM(Regista)-MCL(APa)-MCR(Roaming-S)]?
This tactic has been found after searching for proper ideal recreation of the Roger Smidt's idea.
Interesting to hear pros and cons about comparison between both schemes.
What is training routine (common and individual), PPM and important attributes for every role?
PS: nice topic, I like well described tactics based on real events.