4-4-2 LLM Dominance.
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4 games into new season, won 4, had a stumble against celtic over the summer in a friendly, lost 2-1, but a Skrill Prem team to hold the big guys at bay is something and very promising for later seasons.
quite proud of this tactic aha.
quite proud of this tactic aha.
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Going to try this with Wolves in League One. Whilst this is League One, I think it will be a good test given they are by far and away the best squad in the league. There is absolutely no reason why a tactic like this could not work at the highest level - Stoke would be a perfect side to try it with.
well, i don't really play as very top teams, i like to stay in the low divisions, more of a disclaimer really heh
individual training? general training etc is in the first post, for actual individual training, i make the CD's - central defenders training, the limited fullbacks on normal fullback traning, the wingers on winger training, the CM's on Box to Box and you should put the targetmen on TM training and poacher on poacher, but what i like to do, is put all strikers on complete forward, sort of spreads out training better for strikers.
For pre-season, all training on high, then during the season, lower the training to average for your first team and keep everyone else on high.
that is how i do it anyway.
Fitness to start with, obviously, then tactics until fluid, then just rotated between ball control and attack. and match prep, just leave on attack, not many teams you'll be facing as man united and you'll be the under dog.
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Well there you go. If it works, it works!
indeed it does! well chuffed with this tactic of mine, i was never that good at tactics with previous FM's, guess i got lucky aha.
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Wouldnt it be better using Float Crosses rather than drill? Assuming you genuinely are using the role "target man", this seems a no brainer.
i tried it with float, but in the LLM end of the game, the strikers seemed to be more appreciative to the drill crosses, as in they on on the end of them better.
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So I really cant crack this, got Shrewsbury to prem and my team are a good bunch of young players survived one season, saw this tactic and thought it was the answer to my prayers!
But then no, I played with a deep 4-4-2 before, so was pretty much fully fluid instantly, I dont get the concept of overload surely its far too attacking, first 4 games I won, but not comfortably since then havent won a game! Dominate half the game then they score then thats it nothing happens! Its frustrating because other years I found a tactic perfect for me and I buy FM mainly for the scouting and building a team, tactics I am terrible at!
This is why not finding one at the moment is so frustrating for me!
The guy who did it with West Brom, what was your training? Did you change vs big teams/away
But then no, I played with a deep 4-4-2 before, so was pretty much fully fluid instantly, I dont get the concept of overload surely its far too attacking, first 4 games I won, but not comfortably since then havent won a game! Dominate half the game then they score then thats it nothing happens! Its frustrating because other years I found a tactic perfect for me and I buy FM mainly for the scouting and building a team, tactics I am terrible at!
This is why not finding one at the moment is so frustrating for me!
The guy who did it with West Brom, what was your training? Did you change vs big teams/away
after tactic is fluid, rotate training between ball control and attacking.
If you go ahead one or two goals, and your players are getting tired, close the game down by switiching it to shorter passing and put the mentality on defense.
If you go ahead one or two goals, and your players are getting tired, close the game down by switiching it to shorter passing and put the mentality on defense.
wouldn't know with windows 8 matey, although, if you select the file use "cntrl + c" to copy then "cntrl + v" to paste, see if that helps
yeah sorry, just managed to use my brain and figured out a way to do it, I have added the tactic and suffered a 3-1 defeat away from home to exeter, perhaps i should only use this for home games. or did you use for all with your fa trophy side?