MrInconspicuous
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Hey, it might sound like a pretty daft question, but i've been wondering this for a while, and am currently mid game 4-0 up against Manchester United using my liverpool team, and one of their central midfielders has been sent off for persistent fouling.
Now I could be forgiven for assuming that this would make my game a little easier, but in the next 20 minutes of the game it seems to if anything got harder, i'm thinking my players are getting complacent? Ive tried telling them to use width more and pass it around more but the 10 man squad are causing me more problems now than they were with a full complement, and this isnt the first time this has happened! I was just wondering if you guys had any suggestions as to how to effectively capitalize on a one-man advantage, because I just can't figure it out!
Thanks,
Ryan. (Oh, and its my first post here, hoping I didn't break any rules, i've searched around but to no avail - Thanks again )
Now I could be forgiven for assuming that this would make my game a little easier, but in the next 20 minutes of the game it seems to if anything got harder, i'm thinking my players are getting complacent? Ive tried telling them to use width more and pass it around more but the 10 man squad are causing me more problems now than they were with a full complement, and this isnt the first time this has happened! I was just wondering if you guys had any suggestions as to how to effectively capitalize on a one-man advantage, because I just can't figure it out!
Thanks,
Ryan. (Oh, and its my first post here, hoping I didn't break any rules, i've searched around but to no avail - Thanks again )