I've been thinking about it and I think the best way to create the overall philosphy is to stamp your mark at a club. Pick a team with no philosphies already, add possession, attacking, youth system and young players. Also bring in your own staff (obviously good youth ones) select a good Tika taka tactic and make sure the reserve and u18's play with it as well. Might be an obvious thought but I guess it's the best way.
what are all your player instructions? I would like to test your tactic with a lower league team
Won the league first season with Stockport, albeit with transfers made.
I'm not finished tweaking yet, but I will be posting a thread when I think I have it down.
Currently in my third season overall, now in my first FULL season at HSV, currently unbeaten in the league and only 2nd on goal difference after 9 games, but I have only played one of the big four so far...
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Ok thank anyway, mate!The point is I'm not prepared to release my tactic to anyone until I'm sure its ready, and at the moment its not.
I still have to test it with default squads, transfer budgets off, at a team capable of winning the league and at a team fighting to stay up. i.e. Man City, Cardiff.
Sorry bro.
Ok thanks anyway, mate!The point is I'm not prepared to release my tactic to anyone until I'm sure its ready, and at the moment its not.
I still have to test it with default squads, transfer budgets off, at a team capable of winning the league and at a team fighting to stay up. i.e. Man City, Cardiff.
Sorry bro.
you can try my tactic if you want...Ok thanks anyway, mate!
Just tell me when it's finished, I really wat to try your tactic asap!
you can try my tactic if you want...
Ajax Barca Liverpool and Katamon (lower league club in Israel)what's you tactic mate?
and with which team did it work?
You know for sure this is not a good instruction?So, I've tried both rigid and fluid (I'm using Normal Strategy), neither very rigid or very fluid, I don't see many differences at all maybe because at the defence I have two CWBs and I'm using some specific man-marking in my forwards and playmakers (DLF / AP). Same tactical setting, same instructions, the only difference is with fluid I ticked the TI More Disciplined. Also, I'm not using the Retain Possession TI (I've explained why I think this shouldn't be used).
You know for sure this is not a good instruction?
I'm watching all of my games but I think retain possession is a good thing..I tried to untick it but I think it's not so good you lose possession and the opposition creates more chancesJust watch the matches with and without Retain Possession. If the idea is to play like Barcelona used to, then you don't your players holding the ball, waiting the clock to get to the 90 minutes. And opponents will have a easier task, just parking the bus. The idea is to pass, pass, pass, and pass again until there's a hole in their defence and this doesn't have to do with wasting time or lower tempo, it has to do with lower risk... and lower risk is a lower mentality and one or two players that pass into space to break defences. IFs and Treq should have ppm makes one-twos
Retain possession is key I think. As long as you have it, the opponent can't score. My two cm's I have 'more direct passing' ticked as they will attempt to find those defence splitting passes (these two obviously have to have high passing stat)