Just a couple of things

[dannyboy50]

Ok, firstly i just wondered if anyone else felt that using a 4-4-2 is not the ideal way to go for a top team (manchester united)?

I am not trying to find a tactic, but found that playing 4-4-2 was very limited, but now have changed to hough's 4-1-2-3 formation and finding there is more fluidity in it.

Secondly, Just wondered everyones thoughts on pre-season friendlies?

In previous versions of the game, i have been tempted into letting my assistant control these games, but then on the other hand, it doesn't allow you to get the players used to your tactics.

Any opinions?

 

[Mike.]

i use 4-4-2. lost two games with united all season. scored 158 goals conceded less than 30. the 4-4-2 isnt limited, its knowing what to do it that matters, that goes with any formation. i used a 4-4-2 to take apart barcelona. 4-4-2 like any formation is just a framework, there is a lot more to a tactic than that.
my 4-4-2 probablys looks very different to yours

 

[dannyboy50]

i use 4-4-2. lost two games with united all season. scored 158 goals conceded less than 30. the 4-4-2 isnt limited, its knowing what to do it that matters, that goes with any formation. i used a 4-4-2 to take apart barcelona. 4-4-3 like any formation is just a framework, there is a lot more to a tacit than that.
my 4-4-2 probablys looks very different to yours

I would suggest they are different, and maybe its just me being quite bad at this game at the moment, but at the moment, this formation is working for me - early days though!

 

[Brian]

i use 4-4-2. lost two games with united all season. scored 158 goals conceded less than 30. the 4-4-2 isnt limited, its knowing what to do it that matters, that goes with any formation. i used a 4-4-2 to take apart barcelona. 4-4-3 like any formation is just a framework, there is a lot more to a tacit than that.
my 4-4-2 probablys looks very different to yours

I am pretty sure that is cheating

 

[Mike.]

I am pretty sure that is cheating

clearly a spelling error