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wait CE, i forgot 1 thing..same tweaks applied even for 433 formation ?
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I think so. Haven't used the 433 since the new tweaks. But I think it will be better!
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No, you have to make a DROP version. Select a copy of the press version, go to team instructions and select 'drop deeper' and deselect 'offside trap'.
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ChristianEriken Football Manager Guide.
I will post this in the OP.
Training
1. It is important to set individual and team training. Don't forget to set this up, because it helps you players to be more prepared on situations, will make your players better and get them comforable with your own tactic. Yes, training is important. But, their is no such thing as a 'winning' or 'the best' training. You have to anticipate on what you see. If you're leaking too many goals than focus on defensive training or focus on attack when scoring less goals. Have a though month and playing lots of games in a small period of time than switch to 'fitness' or the 'defensive' training, when you have a small squad.
Team talks
2. Team talks are pretty imporant. Saying one wrong note to your players can make the difference between losing and winning. Make sure you have a sort of safe team talk that you can't 'damage' your players. If you don't know what to say in some situations then you can read a guide (google for 'team talk guide FM'). If you said something wrong it is possible to put the morale a bit up by shouts in-match.
Hold the lead
3. Are you taking the lead and want to take less risks? Their are multiple ways to hold the lead, but none of them is just a 'winning' method. You have to test some things to see what suits your squad best. The tweaks you can use are play in a much lower tempo, switch to counter or control, select other duties for players (This one is my favorite, I put my CM's in a defensive or control role), play with two DM's, etc. Like I said, there are multiple ways to take less risks and hold the lead, but with none of them you can guarantee you will hold the lead.
Anticipate in-match
4. Make sure you look to matches your team play to see what's going on. I always select the match statistics screen and the player ratings from my squad. With these two screens you can see how your team is playing and if you have to anticipate. Don't always trust on the tactic when your team isn't playing well. Anticipate and see if you can turn the match up in your advantage. Some little tweaks can do so much in a match. For example, if the opponent is playing through the middle you can switch to 'play narrower' and make the opponent less stronger. Even the opponent is anticipating so you have to look carefully to what they are changing to give a good respons on their tactic and formation. For example, their are narrow formations who can't handle the instruction 'play through the flanks'. Play much of FM and you will (better) see how things to exploit.
I will post this in the OP.
Training
1. It is important to set individual and team training. Don't forget to set this up, because it helps you players to be more prepared on situations, will make your players better and get them comforable with your own tactic. Yes, training is important. But, their is no such thing as a 'winning' or 'the best' training. You have to anticipate on what you see. If you're leaking too many goals than focus on defensive training or focus on attack when scoring less goals. Have a though month and playing lots of games in a small period of time than switch to 'fitness' or the 'defensive' training, when you have a small squad.
Team talks
2. Team talks are pretty imporant. Saying one wrong note to your players can make the difference between losing and winning. Make sure you have a sort of safe team talk that you can't 'damage' your players. If you don't know what to say in some situations then you can read a guide (google for 'team talk guide FM'). If you said something wrong it is possible to put the morale a bit up by shouts in-match.
Hold the lead
3. Are you taking the lead and want to take less risks? Their are multiple ways to hold the lead, but none of them is just a 'winning' method. You have to test some things to see what suits your squad best. The tweaks you can use are play in a much lower tempo, switch to counter or control, select other duties for players (This one is my favorite, I put my CM's in a defensive or control role), play with two DM's, etc. Like I said, there are multiple ways to take less risks and hold the lead, but with none of them you can guarantee you will hold the lead.
Anticipate in-match
4. Make sure you look to matches your team play to see what's going on. I always select the match statistics screen and the player ratings from my squad. With these two screens you can see how your team is playing and if you have to anticipate. Don't always trust on the tactic when your team isn't playing well. Anticipate and see if you can turn the match up in your advantage. Some little tweaks can do so much in a match. For example, if the opponent is playing through the middle you can switch to 'play narrower' and make the opponent less stronger. Even the opponent is anticipating so you have to look carefully to what they are changing to give a good respons on their tactic and formation. For example, their are narrow formations who can't handle the instruction 'play through the flanks'. Play much of FM and you will (better) see how things to exploit.
First game lost 2-1 at Bristol Rovers - one of the best teams. We started attacking, conceded early - went to counter. After we went 2-0 down, went to attack, played quite well, pulled one back. Bristol Rovers hung on a bit. I noticed - there are no men on the posts at corners - we conceded our first from a corner. It's hard to find a decent CF at lower levels - is there an alternative setting for striker that could be used?
Linuxe tweak (from here) is working really really great for me !
I over-performed with an average Reims side on second season, winning the Europa League and finishing 2nd in the French Ligue 1 behind PSG, not a shame with such a team (and 87pts) !
We already finished first season at 2nd place on 15.1.4 with previous tactics from this post.
Thanks Linuxe !!
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I over-performed with an average Reims side on second season, winning the Europa League and finishing 2nd in the French Ligue 1 behind PSG, not a shame with such a team (and 87pts) !
We already finished first season at 2nd place on 15.1.4 with previous tactics from this post.
Thanks Linuxe !!
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And a 1-0 win at home to 4th placed Torquay!!!! Brilliant. Started with attack - gave as good as we got. Took the lead after 60. 70 went to counter. 80 moved a cm back - so we had two dms and a cm defend - they did brilliantly and we nearly got a surprise second.
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Tomorrow a new version! 
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Ahh can't wait.. I hope it works even better!Tomorrow a new version!
TBH i'm using yours, nxt5 tweak, and lok1to's tacs, and i find yours to be the best/stable for this patch 15.2
and yea, the FB and narrow tweak makes the 433 tac better too, not only 41221/4321
Think he means fullback tweak, changing the wb's to FB supports and removing play narrower.