Hey,
I have a few questions regarding tactics/formations.
1.Firstly, obviously it's ideal to play players in their proper roles for e.g Your striker is a 'poacher' and mentality is to attack. Do you guys change all these so every player is perfect to their role? Should you do that even if your left back is suited to 'support' but your right back is suited to 'attack' or your left winger prefers 'inside forward' and your opposite winger just likes 'winger'.
Secondly, how do you adapt their roles to your tactics? If you have attacking full backs do you make sure you're more attacking on the whole? What if your team has attacking players but you're a weak side in comparison to other teams? Do you still attack?
2.How do you determine your basic tactics? Is it better to be rigid if your team is poor? What if your team is poor but has more flair players? Do you then become more fluid?
Is it better to have a fast tempo if you're attacking and slower if you're defending? Does a fast tempo contradict a more defensive approach? Vice versa.
3.How do you utilise your assistants feedback during the game. In my game all he seems to suggest is training defensive/attacking set pieces. What do you look for from your assistants comments to try and alter?
4.Finally, how do you set up your training. Do you base it on what your assistant recommends or who you play. What do you look for in your opposition to then select the appropriate training?
Thanks!
I have a few questions regarding tactics/formations.
1.Firstly, obviously it's ideal to play players in their proper roles for e.g Your striker is a 'poacher' and mentality is to attack. Do you guys change all these so every player is perfect to their role? Should you do that even if your left back is suited to 'support' but your right back is suited to 'attack' or your left winger prefers 'inside forward' and your opposite winger just likes 'winger'.
Secondly, how do you adapt their roles to your tactics? If you have attacking full backs do you make sure you're more attacking on the whole? What if your team has attacking players but you're a weak side in comparison to other teams? Do you still attack?
2.How do you determine your basic tactics? Is it better to be rigid if your team is poor? What if your team is poor but has more flair players? Do you then become more fluid?
Is it better to have a fast tempo if you're attacking and slower if you're defending? Does a fast tempo contradict a more defensive approach? Vice versa.
3.How do you utilise your assistants feedback during the game. In my game all he seems to suggest is training defensive/attacking set pieces. What do you look for from your assistants comments to try and alter?
4.Finally, how do you set up your training. Do you base it on what your assistant recommends or who you play. What do you look for in your opposition to then select the appropriate training?
Thanks!