deadbeat777
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Hello guys,
I am currently in search of a wonderful 4-3-3 tactic based on Eggen's philosophy that I used in FM 2012. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find it anywhere so I will have to go down the route of creating one myself with your help ofcourse!
Now, to give you some background on Eggen's philosophy from what I recall.. The tactic is a 4-3-3 with 3 out and out strikers with one strong Target Man in the middle. One of the mids is the Anchor or playmaker while the other two are box-to-box midfielders.
The passing is direct where the target man is responsible for holding up the play and the fullbacks provide width while the box-to-box midfielders bomb forward at every opportunity to provided support. The other two strikers also act as outlets to play short through balls to and are usually good finishers. The play almost always goes through the middle.
While defending, I recall that the defensive line was deep and the emphasis was on sucking all the pressure and then bombing forward as soon as the ball was won.
I am looking for your advice and tips on how this could be setup because the tactic I used in FM2012 was possibly the best I have ever had on any FM. It guaranteed goals every match and loads of clear cut chances. Since the weekend's here, I will be devoting some time to create a plan for my Man United save and could use your help.
Cheers!
I am currently in search of a wonderful 4-3-3 tactic based on Eggen's philosophy that I used in FM 2012. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find it anywhere so I will have to go down the route of creating one myself with your help ofcourse!
Now, to give you some background on Eggen's philosophy from what I recall.. The tactic is a 4-3-3 with 3 out and out strikers with one strong Target Man in the middle. One of the mids is the Anchor or playmaker while the other two are box-to-box midfielders.
The passing is direct where the target man is responsible for holding up the play and the fullbacks provide width while the box-to-box midfielders bomb forward at every opportunity to provided support. The other two strikers also act as outlets to play short through balls to and are usually good finishers. The play almost always goes through the middle.
While defending, I recall that the defensive line was deep and the emphasis was on sucking all the pressure and then bombing forward as soon as the ball was won.
I am looking for your advice and tips on how this could be setup because the tactic I used in FM2012 was possibly the best I have ever had on any FM. It guaranteed goals every match and loads of clear cut chances. Since the weekend's here, I will be devoting some time to create a plan for my Man United save and could use your help.
Cheers!