Here's a tip: go back and read my post again. This literally happens every second game AT LEAST. I'm pretty sure if the Chelsea vs Barca game happened every second game for Chelsea, not only would all the players be fired for their god-awful finishing, but the gaffer would have been sacked...
Are you ******* kidding me. Apparently it doesn't matter how amazing your tactic is, or the fact Lionel ******* Messi gets 10 shots on target, the game will still **** you over in the end. I wish I could say this kind of a result occurred once in a blue moon but I can't; I'm totally done with...
I'm currently working on a FM 14 compatible version of this tactic. Testing it out to see how effective it is.
EDIT: After getting the full FM 14 game and tweaking this tactic to fit FM 14, I've got some pretty promising results. Right now my second string Man U team is hammering Olympiacos...
hmmm, is this the case for everybody or just you? I had no idea because like I said I have never used it with FM 2014.
EDIT: Player roles and team instruction added to OP. Hope that helps!
Haha 115 goals in the league with Wolves. Fantastic! I imagine a team like Bayern or Barca could easily hit 150 with this tactic. Encouraging to see this tactic works brilliantly in FM 2014 too. If you find the time, make sure you post next seasons results once you are done. This is riveting stuff!
Wow, 7-2, 6-0, beating Bayern 3-0 and with Wolves! Some great results you got there. The tactic lives! This makes me incredibly excited for FM 2015. Keep me posted!
Now before I continue, I must admit that the thread title is somewhat misleading. Basically, the purpose of this thread is for me to convince someone to try out an old tactic I used on older FM's, as I do not have this years installation of the series. Let me warn you, this tactic is from FM...
For any of you still playing FM 2012, I thought I might as well share with you, although some of you might already be uitlizing it, the best tactic I have ever come across in FM 2012.
tomiblaougrana's take on 'Il Devasto' has been exactly that: devastating. After years of using this tactic with...