AlwaysBallin
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Towards the end of last season, Jose Mourinho's Chelsea side defeated Liverpool 0-2 at Anfield to all but stop Liverpool from winning the title. It was a game neither side could afford to lose. Jose Mourinho was heavily criticized for his tactics that game, but does he care? No he doesn't. Mourinho very rarely loses big games.
I recently agreed to become the manager of the Iran National Team, and knew i would have to come up against better opposition. However, i believe i have created a tactic, very similar to that of Mourinho's that beat Liverpool at Anfield last season, that makes it very, very difficult for teams to break down and beat.
Not only did i defeat Holland 1-0 in one of the best defensive displays i have ever seen, but i also earnt draws with Brazil and Argentina, as seen in the pictures attached.
I thought of everything. From getting every man back to do a job at corners, and to avoid being caught on the counter attack when taking throw-ins, always throwing long down the line to avoid the team becoming out of shape. I have had brilliant results with this tactic and it's perfect for games when you desperately don't want to lose and want to frustrate your opponent.
Like playing in the second leg of a champions league tie for example, when a draw will send you through.
In the pictures below, you will see every single man behind the ball, making it unbelievably hard for my opponent to make any clear chance, often they have to try long range shots. Holland's stat of 2 shots on target all game prove that. In the second picture, you can see Neymar on his own in the box, with 9 Iranian players around him. No chance is he scoring there. I also decided to use it with Crystal Palace, and in my first game beat Tottenham, again..The opposition have less than 3 shots on target all game. No coincidence there. And again, I earned a draw with Italy..they had 1 shot on target all game!
I'd advise you to have a full pre-season with this tactic and to make sure the team are familiar with it before using it.
Towards the end of last season, Jose Mourinho's Chelsea side defeated Liverpool 0-2 at Anfield to all but stop Liverpool from winning the title. It was a game neither side could afford to lose. Jose Mourinho was heavily criticized for his tactics that game, but does he care? No he doesn't. Mourinho very rarely loses big games.
I recently agreed to become the manager of the Iran National Team, and knew i would have to come up against better opposition. However, i believe i have created a tactic, very similar to that of Mourinho's that beat Liverpool at Anfield last season, that makes it very, very difficult for teams to break down and beat.
Not only did i defeat Holland 1-0 in one of the best defensive displays i have ever seen, but i also earnt draws with Brazil and Argentina, as seen in the pictures attached.
I thought of everything. From getting every man back to do a job at corners, and to avoid being caught on the counter attack when taking throw-ins, always throwing long down the line to avoid the team becoming out of shape. I have had brilliant results with this tactic and it's perfect for games when you desperately don't want to lose and want to frustrate your opponent.
Like playing in the second leg of a champions league tie for example, when a draw will send you through.
In the pictures below, you will see every single man behind the ball, making it unbelievably hard for my opponent to make any clear chance, often they have to try long range shots. Holland's stat of 2 shots on target all game prove that. In the second picture, you can see Neymar on his own in the box, with 9 Iranian players around him. No chance is he scoring there. I also decided to use it with Crystal Palace, and in my first game beat Tottenham, again..The opposition have less than 3 shots on target all game. No coincidence there. And again, I earned a draw with Italy..they had 1 shot on target all game!
I'd advise you to have a full pre-season with this tactic and to make sure the team are familiar with it before using it.
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