SaoPaolo90
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Using the famous Devasto as my inspiration, I've created a tactic that seeks to overload the opposing team with passes and create lots of chances through simply keeping hold of the ball.
Here's how it lines up:
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And these are the team instructions/shouts you'll need:
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I used it in my first season with Liverpool with a very limited transfer budget and managed to finish second, winning the FA Cup and Carling Cup to boot. I was given the role of Great Britain under 23s and stormed to win the competition, with Danny Welbeck scoring 13 goals across the tournament for my team.
Some of my Liverpool results:
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And these are my Great Britain results:
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Now after having completed my second season with Liverpool, I've managed this:
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This is a very high-scoring tactic, but you need the right team blend to make this one work, as it can be quite tricky. You'll need a strong defence that hassles the other team with a high line, and you'll need to make sure that your defenders have very strong tackling, as well as strength, anticipation and determination, as otherwise you'll leave yourself very open at the back.
In case you find yourself being dominated in the midfield by other teams, you also need to make sure you prepare the 4-1-2-1-2 and the 4-2-3-1 version of the tactic that sacrifices some of the nifty passing for a greater solidity in midfield. This is advisable when playing against opponents who are clearly stronger than your own team.
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This tactic works best when you have a strong and dynamic striker up front, such as Leandro Damiao or Wayne Rooney, next to a player in the Suarez mould. This got unbelievable results out of a Rooney/Welbeck partnership, for example, just as long as one of them is set to poacher, and that the other one plays as a trequartista to serve as an intermediary between the midfield and attack.
Also, this is a tactic which requires a little patience. It took my players a few games to start getting results, but they got into it and got me a second-placed finish and two cup competitions, so I know it does work. Just be patient, and tinker with it a bit if you need, but if you approach this right, you'll end up with a successful tactic that'll serve you very well.
Good luck!
Here's how it lines up:
View attachment 202585
And these are the team instructions/shouts you'll need:
View attachment 202586 View attachment 202587
I used it in my first season with Liverpool with a very limited transfer budget and managed to finish second, winning the FA Cup and Carling Cup to boot. I was given the role of Great Britain under 23s and stormed to win the competition, with Danny Welbeck scoring 13 goals across the tournament for my team.
Some of my Liverpool results:
View attachment 202588View attachment 202588View attachment 202589View attachment 202590View attachment 202591View attachment 202592View attachment 202593
And these are my Great Britain results:
View attachment 202594View attachment 202595View attachment 202596View attachment 202597View attachment 202598
Now after having completed my second season with Liverpool, I've managed this:
View attachment 203623
This is a very high-scoring tactic, but you need the right team blend to make this one work, as it can be quite tricky. You'll need a strong defence that hassles the other team with a high line, and you'll need to make sure that your defenders have very strong tackling, as well as strength, anticipation and determination, as otherwise you'll leave yourself very open at the back.
In case you find yourself being dominated in the midfield by other teams, you also need to make sure you prepare the 4-1-2-1-2 and the 4-2-3-1 version of the tactic that sacrifices some of the nifty passing for a greater solidity in midfield. This is advisable when playing against opponents who are clearly stronger than your own team.
View attachment 202670
View attachment 203629
This tactic works best when you have a strong and dynamic striker up front, such as Leandro Damiao or Wayne Rooney, next to a player in the Suarez mould. This got unbelievable results out of a Rooney/Welbeck partnership, for example, just as long as one of them is set to poacher, and that the other one plays as a trequartista to serve as an intermediary between the midfield and attack.
Also, this is a tactic which requires a little patience. It took my players a few games to start getting results, but they got into it and got me a second-placed finish and two cup competitions, so I know it does work. Just be patient, and tinker with it a bit if you need, but if you approach this right, you'll end up with a successful tactic that'll serve you very well.
Good luck!
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