my idea was that the bbm will provide support and run with the ball, passing it to the inside forwards and playing the striker in etc. then the ap will look to create chances when he has possession, with the bbm (if) forward or the inside forwards and striker. the full backs to provide width and the dmc to break up opp attacks. that was my idea but i cant get it to work anyway though. i dont get any possession and i get bombarded with opp shots.
BBMs don't really run with the ball and they make (late) runs forward. For the most part, the BBM and AP will be in line as they both have Support duties in the same strata.
So scenario 1: BBM has the ball and passes it to the Inside Forwards. Then what?
Scenario 2: BBM plays striker "IN", meaning through ball? This won't happen because you've reduced through balls and the BBM then will only pass to feet.
Scenario 3: AP will "create chances". What does that mean? He regularly has the DLF straight ahead to aim for and he might try the occasional through ball, if it's on. Are the Inside Forwards advanced enough to be played "IN" or how is he creating chances for them? As said previously, the BBM (check this in a match) will largely be right next to the AP.
Fullbacks 'providing width', usually just means that they're a passing option wide before playing it back in. Your fullbacks will bomb forward, overlap with the IFs and cross. Is that what you wanted?
The DM will try and break up quick attacks, but is required to cover both flanks during an attack. It's risky as you have an attacking mentality that makes players take more risks than 'normal'. Usually, someone has to be either with him or close enough to help defend against attacks. Both your CMs will be just outside the box and both wingbacks even further forward. Who's helping the DM?