donkarlito
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New laptop new save this time I thought I would be my local team Fleetwood Town FC. After trying a direct counter attacking style it was killing my lone striker (couldnt go more then two games due to chasing so many long balls spent more time on holiday then playing).
Next came possession thinking slow pace might be better if I carry on I will have no team by end of the season.
So I thought I would go with a Sir Alex Ferguson approach with tactics and other things.
First up Man Utd 1994 - Don't know much about how this side played too young at the time all I have read is the wingers push up, the two cm's hold there positions Cantona drops deep and Hughes acts like a target man.
*from Inverting a pyramid
Nobody described it as such at the time, but the Manchester United side of 1993-94, with Paul Ince and Roy Keane sitting deep in the midfield, Ryan Giggs and Andriy Kancheslskis pushing forward wide and Eric Cantona dropping off Mark Hughes used something very close to a 4-2-3-1.
Philosophy - Rigid
Passing - Default
Creative - Freedom ??
Closing Down - ??
Tackling - Default
Man Marking
Crossing - Default
Roaming - ??
Im going for flat 4-4-2. dont know this side well so maybe 4-2-3-1
GK Peter Schmeichel - Sweeper Keeper?
DR Paul Parker - Full back - auto
DL Dennis Irwin - Wing Back - auto
DC Steve Bruce - Center back - defend
DC Gary Pallister - Center Back - defend
MR Andrei Kanchelskis - winger - attack
ML Ryan Giggs - winger - attack
MC Roy keane - Ball winner - defend
MC Paul Ince - Centre Midfielder - support
Stcl Eric Cantona - Deep lying fwd?- attack
Stcr Mark Hughes - Targetman - support?
Next 1999
Philosophy - Rigid
Passing - Default
Creative Freedom - More Expressive
Closing Down - ??
Tackling - Default
Man Marking
Crossing - Float Crosses
Roaming - ??
flat 4-4-2
GK Peter Schmeichel - Sweeper Keeper?
DR Gary Neville - Full back - automatic
DL Dennis Irwin - Wing Back - automatic
DC Jaap Stam - Limited Center back - defend
DC Ronny Johnsen - Center Back - defend
MR David Beckham - wide midfielder - attack
ML Ryan Giggs - winger - attack
MC Roy Keane - B2B
MC Paul Scholes - Advance playmaker - support
Stcl Dwight Yorke - DLP attack or TQ
Stcr Andy Cole - Poacher - Attack
Early 2000's (young rooney and ronaldo)
4-4-1-1
Philosophy - Rigid
Passing - Default
Creative Freedom - More Expressive
Closing Down - Default
Tackling - Default
Marking - Default
Crossing - Default
Roaming - More roaming
GK Howard - Keeper
DR Gary Neville - Full Back - automatic
DL Gabriel Heinze - Full Back - automatic
DC Rio Ferdinand - Ball playing Center back - defend
DC Mikaël Silvestre - Center Back - defend
MR Cristiano Ronaldo - Winger - attack
ML Ryan Giggs - winger - attack
MC Roy Keane - Ball winner - Def
MC Paul Scholes - Advance playmaker - support
AMCL Wayne Rooney - Inside fwd attack or TQ
STCR Ruud van Nistelrooy - Poacher - Attack
any opinions would help alot thanks.
Next came possession thinking slow pace might be better if I carry on I will have no team by end of the season.
So I thought I would go with a Sir Alex Ferguson approach with tactics and other things.
First up Man Utd 1994 - Don't know much about how this side played too young at the time all I have read is the wingers push up, the two cm's hold there positions Cantona drops deep and Hughes acts like a target man.
*from Inverting a pyramid
Nobody described it as such at the time, but the Manchester United side of 1993-94, with Paul Ince and Roy Keane sitting deep in the midfield, Ryan Giggs and Andriy Kancheslskis pushing forward wide and Eric Cantona dropping off Mark Hughes used something very close to a 4-2-3-1.
Philosophy - Rigid
Passing - Default
Creative - Freedom ??
Closing Down - ??
Tackling - Default
Man Marking
Crossing - Default
Roaming - ??
Im going for flat 4-4-2. dont know this side well so maybe 4-2-3-1
GK Peter Schmeichel - Sweeper Keeper?
DR Paul Parker - Full back - auto
DL Dennis Irwin - Wing Back - auto
DC Steve Bruce - Center back - defend
DC Gary Pallister - Center Back - defend
MR Andrei Kanchelskis - winger - attack
ML Ryan Giggs - winger - attack
MC Roy keane - Ball winner - defend
MC Paul Ince - Centre Midfielder - support
Stcl Eric Cantona - Deep lying fwd?- attack
Stcr Mark Hughes - Targetman - support?
Next 1999
Philosophy - Rigid
Passing - Default
Creative Freedom - More Expressive
Closing Down - ??
Tackling - Default
Man Marking
Crossing - Float Crosses
Roaming - ??
flat 4-4-2
GK Peter Schmeichel - Sweeper Keeper?
DR Gary Neville - Full back - automatic
DL Dennis Irwin - Wing Back - automatic
DC Jaap Stam - Limited Center back - defend
DC Ronny Johnsen - Center Back - defend
MR David Beckham - wide midfielder - attack
ML Ryan Giggs - winger - attack
MC Roy Keane - B2B
MC Paul Scholes - Advance playmaker - support
Stcl Dwight Yorke - DLP attack or TQ
Stcr Andy Cole - Poacher - Attack
Early 2000's (young rooney and ronaldo)
4-4-1-1
Philosophy - Rigid
Passing - Default
Creative Freedom - More Expressive
Closing Down - Default
Tackling - Default
Marking - Default
Crossing - Default
Roaming - More roaming
GK Howard - Keeper
DR Gary Neville - Full Back - automatic
DL Gabriel Heinze - Full Back - automatic
DC Rio Ferdinand - Ball playing Center back - defend
DC Mikaël Silvestre - Center Back - defend
MR Cristiano Ronaldo - Winger - attack
ML Ryan Giggs - winger - attack
MC Roy Keane - Ball winner - Def
MC Paul Scholes - Advance playmaker - support
AMCL Wayne Rooney - Inside fwd attack or TQ
STCR Ruud van Nistelrooy - Poacher - Attack
any opinions would help alot thanks.
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