I have an idea in my mind of how I want to play and then I check:
The Mentality Ladder: A Practical Framework for Understanding Fluidity and Duty
This tells me how players will behave with a specific mentality. For example:
For fluid-attack:
MC: Spearhead Attacking Moves Closer to Defence...
Well, well. how realistic is this? :)
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Full 3D matches until I am convinced my tactic works as I want it to. No way I can do a full season in a week but that is not where the fun is for me anyway.
Counter means everyone will go forward in possession anyway so I would either keep that and maintain some more defense or go with something more standard and a higher tempo.
And this is correct. So you're further than many people who create their own tactics the first time :)
Take a look at changing your AMC into an actual AMC.. he keeps possession under pressure which means forward or backward if there are no opportunities or into an SS who will always shuttle...
I am having a hard time envisaging how you want your team to play. Not necessarily that you are not scoring enough, simply the philosophy. You have a bunch of contradictions in your instructions:
There are in my opinion some must read topics for any new FM manager if you want to create your...
I never change anything when the opposition gets a red card. I feel this just provides me with more space to play in the tactic I decided was going to get me the win anyway.
This tactic has maximum familiarity so why should I all of sudden make them play in a way they are not comfortable with?