Sir Goalalot - 4-2-3-1 - FM16
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For now, who ever is the best Corner+Crossing in your team
I usually dont select anyone, and let the game decide... More exiting 
Yes, left foot on left side, and right foot on right side..
With that being said, either works.. Its just that I think its better..
Your far too kind man! Merry Christmas too you!
I'm pleased too hear that! I really hope it will!
If anyone know of any good set piece routines, like defending corners and free kicks, and attacking corners and free kicks..
Then please let me know so I can implement them in the tactic!
FM16 Corners; Various Routines And Their Merits | Strikerless
Well, it should not be too hard, for too be honest I suck at this game
Like I dont take care of my players and such.. So anyone should manage something like this 
I'm glad you brought a version out of this for this year dude, your tactic last year was unreal, perfect balance I found between bombing forward and still being able to shut teams out. I've been using my own tactics up to now with great success, but I loved yours last year so I'll give this a go for sure. I'm thinking of a spurs game, did you play Lamely left, right, or did you sell him? I bought him on a Sevilla save and he was beastly as a AMR inside forward so I was just wondering where you played him if you kept him in the spurs game
I'm really glad to hear that man
I Hope you like this one aswell, as its pretty simuler.I used Lamela on the left side at most times. And then SON on the right
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Iv'e gave it a 15 game spin as I do when I test my own tactics for both Arsenal and Bournemouth.
Some notes Iv'e taken;
- Arsenal - demolished sides. Racked up silly scores, 5,6 and 7 goals. Really great going through the middle and cross balls.
- Bournemouth - Got savaged by top half sides but humped sides that are comparable.
- It dominates possession against everyone pretty much.
- Lower end centre halves get booked alot. Arsenal's didn't though but alot of these were tackles by guys breaking away.
- The opposition gets alot of chances on goal if they are similar or better in quality. If lower end then you tend to dminate and they hardly get a shot.
- Quick opposition wingers cause havoc.
From what I can see, the defence just gets left way too exposed with the lower end teams who have slower defenders, hence getting caught on the break or by balls through the middle and sides.
Set pieces need tweaked, though to be fair I think you know this. Both offensively and defensively they can be improved. You lose alot of goals from corners and indirect freekicks.
Changing up dealing against teams who close down your wide players and striker might help. Alot of the time I watched the striker get intercepted or taken out by the offside line or simply be in a bad position. I found the same when testing my tactic. Changing the advanced forward to a defensive forward of deep lying forward on support will help.
The shadow striker an advanced forward get done by teams who don't tightly mark. as they end up alongside centrehalves and a dm who sit higher up.
All in all it's a ****** good tactic but needs tweaks. I was fitting round holes in square pegs with the Bournemouth side and that's always going to have an effect.
Can definitely state with confidence that the opening post's results are not bollocks, seems bang on.
Some notes Iv'e taken;
- Arsenal - demolished sides. Racked up silly scores, 5,6 and 7 goals. Really great going through the middle and cross balls.
- Bournemouth - Got savaged by top half sides but humped sides that are comparable.
- It dominates possession against everyone pretty much.
- Lower end centre halves get booked alot. Arsenal's didn't though but alot of these were tackles by guys breaking away.
- The opposition gets alot of chances on goal if they are similar or better in quality. If lower end then you tend to dminate and they hardly get a shot.
- Quick opposition wingers cause havoc.
From what I can see, the defence just gets left way too exposed with the lower end teams who have slower defenders, hence getting caught on the break or by balls through the middle and sides.
Set pieces need tweaked, though to be fair I think you know this. Both offensively and defensively they can be improved. You lose alot of goals from corners and indirect freekicks.
Changing up dealing against teams who close down your wide players and striker might help. Alot of the time I watched the striker get intercepted or taken out by the offside line or simply be in a bad position. I found the same when testing my tactic. Changing the advanced forward to a defensive forward of deep lying forward on support will help.
The shadow striker an advanced forward get done by teams who don't tightly mark. as they end up alongside centrehalves and a dm who sit higher up.
All in all it's a ****** good tactic but needs tweaks. I was fitting round holes in square pegs with the Bournemouth side and that's always going to have an effect.
Can definitely state with confidence that the opening post's results are not bollocks, seems bang on.