Swansea Treble First Season (Sumthin's 4-2-3-1)

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I'm using one of Raikan's tactics from a few months ago, and with Swansea I managed to come 2nd in the first season, won the FA cup and League cup, with some decent signings, just managed to win the league with a 10 point lead and I also got to the semi's of the CL and won the FA cup, so it's definitely possible :)
 
Can someone post the tactic here or upload to a different site were we dont have to register. Thanks
 
whoever made this tactic deserves a freaking hug. god dammit i am loving this!
 
Can someone post the tactic up? Just add it as an attachment
 
Can't download it from either of the links on the OP. Would like to try the new version? Anyone?
 
Started a West Brom save to test your new version of the tactic, only made 2 signings so far, Ruben Yettergard Jenssen (training him to play CAM) & Anthony Mounier.

We lost our 1st game of the season away at Norwich 3-2 (conceded 2 from set pieces & a 30 yard wonder strike :(). Next up was Liverpool at home, drew 1-1 even tho we had Jonas Olsson sent off after 2 mins, we dominated the game, scoring 1st but again conceded from a set piece :(

So, onto our 3rd game, a 2nd round Carling Cup tie at Hillsborough. Played my 2nd string team along with a few youth players & this is what happened.

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Considering the tactic isn't even half fluid yet the football we play on the break is quality, we do look dodgy at the back at times but being a Baggies fan i'm used to that in recent years XD

Looking forward to seeing how we do once the tactic is fully fluid, i'll keep you posted
 
Just played 3 games with your tactic and it's working a treat so far. I'm managing newcastle in 2019 and this tactic is absolutely class. Beat Schalke 3-1 in the champions league semis. Dominated possession and had 68% of the ball. Over 20 shots in the game. The next game was against liverpool. was pretty even game in terms of chances created but I beat them 2-0. Just played the semis return leg and I drew 1-1 but I rested a lot of players since they were on yellow card. It looks like its going to be a great tactic. I'll keep you updated how I do with this tactic
 
Heyyup mate, I've been using your tactic with Blackpool and I thought I'd gove you some feedback. SO first two games we lost 2-1(h) to Burnely and 4-2(a) to Reading. I decided to carry on to see if things would pick up and it sure has. We currently sit top of the table after 33 games leading 2nd and 3rd by 15points. Thats not the only thing as we also won the league cup by beating Accrington(h) 4-0, Brentford(h) 4-2, Norwich(a) 3-2, SUNDERLAND(a) 2-1, LIVERPOOL(A) 2-2p, Reading 6-5 on aggregate in the semi's then finally we beat Arsenal in the final, 5-2!

Fantastic tactic, I've done everything you've said and it's worked. By far the best tactic I have used, great work!
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thank you everyone.was out all night.just got home.had a long night.going to sleeeeeep now.try this sed corner setup.2 mark tall.all to man mark if Allright in air(jumping 12).less than 10th,give them mark small-so basically 6 on mark,2 on posts n 2 on stay forward.
 
I don't have the latest patch. Or any patches at all. Will this work?
 
What a tactic this is mate! Really impressive,scoring goals for fun,playing nice football, even vs. stonger teams. Masterpiece! Every player in my team is playing very well, just my AMC is underperforming. Had Modric there, he hasn't been so good - 1 goal and 4 assists in 15 games with an average rating 7.27. Then I used Hazard - same results, not so impressive as is should been. Then I changed player instructions: mentality to attacking,creative freedom to much,run from deep often,run with ball sometimes,cross sometimes and from byline, unticked hold up ball. It is little better then before, but still not so good. Is there anything I could do? Or this role is just not as good as others? Thanks
 
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