I'm developing this 442 that seems promising and I would like others to try it to see if it works for them. Unlike other plug and play tactics that are based on high def-line settiings the philosophy behind this tactic is to keep things moderate for the team settings like d-line,width,tempo and use individual settings that balance attack and defense.
I have used it with my upstart St Mirren side in the Scottish premier league with some good success
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I also got to the finals of the u19 championships with the scottish 019s before losing to germany 1-0
teamtalks:AI
training:AI
OI:none
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I have 2 tactics home and away but I rarely use the away because it can make your attack stagnant against teams that are not overloading. So as st. mirren I usually only end up using it against celtic.
It takes time to get fluid but by the 2nd half of the season you should see more consistency
any feedback is welcome
I have used it with my upstart St Mirren side in the Scottish premier league with some good success
View attachment 359809
I also got to the finals of the u19 championships with the scottish 019s before losing to germany 1-0
teamtalks:AI
training:AI
OI:none
View attachment 359814
I have 2 tactics home and away but I rarely use the away because it can make your attack stagnant against teams that are not overloading. So as st. mirren I usually only end up using it against celtic.
It takes time to get fluid but by the 2nd half of the season you should see more consistency
any feedback is welcome
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