Well quite the opposite to above.
Started the season with Wolves, no signings and here are the results.
Blackburn (A) 4-0
Southend (A) 3-0
Hull (H) 3-0
QPR (H) 2-1
I have removed the exploit the middle instruction, simply to add variation as I prefer this way.
Looks promising indeed.
I have been using something similar and infact very much based on it below.
Against sides that look to get a DM on the ball get the right centre forward to man mark him before games.
You will score a bag of goals, you will also concede. Although that really is the whole point of it really...
I am a little bit confused?
Dont get me wrong, it looks fantastic - and fits entirely into what I look to build. But although you have uploaded it, and encouraged people to use it somewhat, at the start you make it clear it is no plug or play tactic? It either is or it isnt?
Load up a default 4-4-2 that FM gives us.
Balanced Philosophy, Attacking Strategy.
No TI/PI and build your team up from that, you would be surprised believe me.
That doesn't explain me dominating most, averaging 3 CCC but missing golden opportunities for fun though... And this is with 13/14 stats in finishing. In fact my one centre forward has 15.
Really annoying that I keep solid at the back, it performs well, I genuinely like the tactic, it is close to perfect.. but..
I cannot seem to get goals in it!!
Nice one, I may well try this. I was originally more inclined to keep the DF-D so he can track back and make up for the extra midfielder and actually change the role of the DLF-S to perhaps a CF-A so that he acts as the more central forward.
I like the idea of different strategies in this too.
Might give this a go. Tempted to tinker one of the striker roles though to a more conventional number 9 though. Defensively it looks spot on I just worry exactly where the goals are going to come from though.