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This 3-3-4 formation- is a recreation of the great Hungarian team of the 1950’s who destroyed England 6-3 at Wembley.
I seem to get 60%+ possession in a lot of games.
Heres an article that I found about this great Team:
The Hungarian football team of the 1950's ushered in a new era of technically adroit attacking football. They dominated the international scene for almost six years.
The Hungarian football team of the 1950’s redefined the sport of soccer, revolutionising the way the game was approached and breaking records by the bucket load. Between June 1950 and the Hungarian Revolution in 1956 the Magnificent Magyars compiled a competitive record of forty-two wins, seven draws and only one defeat. The tragedy is that the defeat came in the final of the 1954 World Cup
Puskas Led a Team of Stars
Rarely has a single national side been blessed with as many truly world class players inhabiting a single era. Yet Hungary during the 1950’s could call upon the services of a plethora of international stars. The incomparable Puskas arguably the greatest goalscorer in the history of the modern game, with 84 goals in 85 games, captained the team.
His strike partner was the equally predatory Sandor Kocsis, a forward whose 75 international goals were plundered in only 68 matches. Completing the triumvirate of attacking geniuses was the deep-lying centre forward Nandor Hidekuti (39 goals in 69 games), the last man to score a hat trick against England at Wembley, way back in 1953.
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However I looked at the records of their matches and I saw that they let in WAY to many goals for my liking, 10 goals before their only defeat against Germany in the World Cup of 1954. So my recreation of them, will make it a little more defensively stable as shown in my description of the roles.
Limited Defender (DC) Stopper- Marking, Tackling, Determination, Positioning, Jumping and Strength, Aggression and Bravery
Heading, Marking, Passing, Tackling, Technique, Composure, Concentration, Creativity, Decisions, Determination, Positioning, Jumping and Strength
Ball-Playing Defender (DC) COVER- Heading, Marking, Passing, Tackling, Technique, Composure, Concentration, Creativity, Decisions, Determination, Positioning, Jumping and Strength, Anticipation, Acceleration and Pace
Ball-Playing Defender (DC) Defend- Heading, Marking, Passing, Tackling, Technique, Composure, Concentration, Creativity, Decisions, Determination, Positioning, Jumping and Strength
Deep-Lying Playmaker support (MC)- Passing, Tackling, Technique, Composure, Creativity, Decisions, Positioning, Team Work and Strength. First Touch and Off the Ball for a Support duty
Ball-Winning Midfielder defend (MC)- Marking, Tackling, Aggression, Bravery, Determination, Positioning, Team Work, Work Rate, Stamina and Strength
Trequartista (AMC)- Finishing, First Touch, Passing, Technique, Anticipation, Composure, Creativity, Flair, Off the Ball, Agility
Defensive Winger attack (AML/AMR)- Crossing, Dribbling, Marking, Tackling, Technique, Decisions, Team Work, Work Rate, Pace and Stamina
Poacher (STC)- Dribbling, Finishing, First Touch, Anticipation, Composure, Off The Ball, Acceleration, Agility, Balance and Pace
Complete Forward attack (STC)- Dribbling, Finishing, First Touch, Heading, Long Shots, Passing, Technique, Anticipation, Composure, Creativity, Decisions, Determination, Off The Ball, Team Work, Acceleration, Agility, Balance, Jumping, Pace and Strength
GIVE THE TACTIC TIME!- To get good levels of possession and good CCC's, then the team has to be comfortable with the tactic.
Make the pitch narrow, to keep the ball more.
And don’t use opposition instructions- I didn’t.
I haven't tested the tactic too much, but have had great results so far- so any testers would be great!
I do not think this will work well with smaller teams because the tactics very fluid, and to understand a fluid tactic your team has to be intelligent and good players so do not try this with dreadful teams in lower leagues please.
Any questions would be great.
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http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/football-manager-2012-tactics-training/86239-history-tactics-links-tactics-included.html
This 3-3-4 formation- is a recreation of the great Hungarian team of the 1950’s who destroyed England 6-3 at Wembley.
I seem to get 60%+ possession in a lot of games.
Heres an article that I found about this great Team:
The Hungarian football team of the 1950's ushered in a new era of technically adroit attacking football. They dominated the international scene for almost six years.
The Hungarian football team of the 1950’s redefined the sport of soccer, revolutionising the way the game was approached and breaking records by the bucket load. Between June 1950 and the Hungarian Revolution in 1956 the Magnificent Magyars compiled a competitive record of forty-two wins, seven draws and only one defeat. The tragedy is that the defeat came in the final of the 1954 World Cup
Puskas Led a Team of Stars
Rarely has a single national side been blessed with as many truly world class players inhabiting a single era. Yet Hungary during the 1950’s could call upon the services of a plethora of international stars. The incomparable Puskas arguably the greatest goalscorer in the history of the modern game, with 84 goals in 85 games, captained the team.
His strike partner was the equally predatory Sandor Kocsis, a forward whose 75 international goals were plundered in only 68 matches. Completing the triumvirate of attacking geniuses was the deep-lying centre forward Nandor Hidekuti (39 goals in 69 games), the last man to score a hat trick against England at Wembley, way back in 1953.
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However I looked at the records of their matches and I saw that they let in WAY to many goals for my liking, 10 goals before their only defeat against Germany in the World Cup of 1954. So my recreation of them, will make it a little more defensively stable as shown in my description of the roles.
Limited Defender (DC) Stopper- Marking, Tackling, Determination, Positioning, Jumping and Strength, Aggression and Bravery
Heading, Marking, Passing, Tackling, Technique, Composure, Concentration, Creativity, Decisions, Determination, Positioning, Jumping and Strength
Ball-Playing Defender (DC) COVER- Heading, Marking, Passing, Tackling, Technique, Composure, Concentration, Creativity, Decisions, Determination, Positioning, Jumping and Strength, Anticipation, Acceleration and Pace
Ball-Playing Defender (DC) Defend- Heading, Marking, Passing, Tackling, Technique, Composure, Concentration, Creativity, Decisions, Determination, Positioning, Jumping and Strength
Deep-Lying Playmaker support (MC)- Passing, Tackling, Technique, Composure, Creativity, Decisions, Positioning, Team Work and Strength. First Touch and Off the Ball for a Support duty
Ball-Winning Midfielder defend (MC)- Marking, Tackling, Aggression, Bravery, Determination, Positioning, Team Work, Work Rate, Stamina and Strength
Trequartista (AMC)- Finishing, First Touch, Passing, Technique, Anticipation, Composure, Creativity, Flair, Off the Ball, Agility
Defensive Winger attack (AML/AMR)- Crossing, Dribbling, Marking, Tackling, Technique, Decisions, Team Work, Work Rate, Pace and Stamina
Poacher (STC)- Dribbling, Finishing, First Touch, Anticipation, Composure, Off The Ball, Acceleration, Agility, Balance and Pace
Complete Forward attack (STC)- Dribbling, Finishing, First Touch, Heading, Long Shots, Passing, Technique, Anticipation, Composure, Creativity, Decisions, Determination, Off The Ball, Team Work, Acceleration, Agility, Balance, Jumping, Pace and Strength
GIVE THE TACTIC TIME!- To get good levels of possession and good CCC's, then the team has to be comfortable with the tactic.
Make the pitch narrow, to keep the ball more.
And don’t use opposition instructions- I didn’t.
I haven't tested the tactic too much, but have had great results so far- so any testers would be great!
I do not think this will work well with smaller teams because the tactics very fluid, and to understand a fluid tactic your team has to be intelligent and good players so do not try this with dreadful teams in lower leagues please.
Any questions would be great.
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