TheBetterHalf
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Hello again tbh,
I just wanted to ask your opinion on set peices. I've changed the defending cornors slightly as I prefer to micromanage match on match so I get the most out of my players when defending. At the moment my team is as follows :
GK : Reina (Default)
DR : Kelly (Mark Tall ; he is good in the air so he marks tall. If Johnson plays there I select Man Mark instead)
DCR : Skrtel (Mark Tall)
DCL : Agger (Mark Tall)
DL : Enrique (Near Post)
DMCR : Melo (Far Post)
MCL : Lucas (Man Mark ; Better marking then Enrique)
ML : Yarmolenko (Fwd ; Fast)
AMC : Gerrard (Edge of Box ; Good tackling and passing so he can charge down anyone who tries long shots)
AMR : Belhanda (Close Down Cornor ; So it's harder for cornor taker to get a good cornor in)
FCL : Suarez (Fwd ; Fast)
I've used this set up since start of the season and I've only conceeded 3 from cornors all season. I think this is a good set up and a good alternative if people find their conceeding a lot.
However I wanted to pick your brain regarding your attacking cornors. Currently you've got 4 back, 1 lurk, 1 short, 1 fwd, 1 attack near post, 1 challenge keeper, 1 attack from deep. What was your thinking behind this? Was your striker good in the air? Do you set one of the players who is back as your cornor taker?
Actually, attacking set pieces is something that I have never cared about getting " right" as in earlier editions of Fm ,doing this destroyed the game. This means that I have never got any good at it and the settings in this tactic is more random.
As one alsways scored too many anyway ( in FM09-Fm12), I never really cared about my defensive either, to even out things a bit.
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