I honestly can't understand player roles with custom settings because they're not actual roles. So I'll just point out some general tactical things.
If you're at the top of the league and feared throughout Europe, then teams are going to defend, and defend deep. A poacher (or whatever...
Who is usually the player who scores your goals?
Also, I don't really understand why people never leave the roles to their default settings. That kind of kills the point of having roles in the first place.
The AMC should be a Trequartista; he plays slightly higher than the other AMC roles but not as high up as a striker. This also means that he makes forward runs rarely to ensure that he does not push high up against the defense like a "normal" nine would.
And having the "Comes Deep to Get Ball"...
No creative freedom basically means "Do exactly as the player instructions say. Don't try to do something unexpected because you're not cool enough."
100% creative freedom, on the other hand, is, as Harry Redknapp once said to oncoming substitute Pavlyuchenko, "just . . . fscking run around a...
I'd recommend changing the striker to a DLF or CF (I believe both Torres and Damião are properly suited for CF) with an Attack duty. This way he can hold up the ball and look for midfield runners (Neymar and Hazard) rather than just loitering around in the box and not contributing to the...
I usually prefer that the playmaker is in the center; it makes everything look more symmetrical. :D
I'm not exactly sure what the Trequartista's role is in the game besides a false nine, so you'd be better off with using a Deep-Lying Forward (Support) as your second striker. It'd be even...
If you have a creative striker (probably the Trequartista), make one striker a Deep-Lying Forward (Support) and the other a Poacher or an Advanced Forward. A Target Man is, of course, useful in winning crosses and aerial battles, but the latter is less common if you're trying to keep possession...
You can't use a false nine upfront if you don't have players eagerly looking to exploit the space in behind (which was one of Spain's problems before Euro 2012). The reason you have so many shots off-target is because nobody is trying to get forward into shooting distance except for the...
Fitness is key. Rotate your players from time to time to ensure that they don't become exhausted late on in the season.
It's really the exact same problem that the Spurs had last season.
If you are using a stopper/cover partnership, then it is better to use a deeper defensive line with the offside trap off, because the arrangement of the centrebacks in the stopper/cover partnership don't make for a good offside line.
Are you using defensive or attacking tactics?
Keeping your striker as a DLF Support will let him be more involved in the game, which is crucial when using a lone striker like that (The "Comes Deep To Get The Ball" PPM does no harm, either). I'd suggest setting the IFs and AP to Attack to offer more penetration.
Also, DLFs should have their...
If a player dives, we should be able to warn him or discipline him.
Also, I'm not sure if this is just me, but none of my players have ever spoken to the media except for when a manager comments on him.