Hello all!
You may know me from FM11 part of the tactics section on FM-Base, having released 2 very good and very popular tactics previously (4-2-3-1 and 4-1-2-2-1 for FM11). Well here is my first tactic for fm12.
It's taken me a few months now but as you know I only release tactics which I feel are almost perfect. So here is my almost perfect tactic. The tactic is a 4-1-2-2-1 as seen below.
As you can see I have made the tactic using the classic view. It is much easier for me to tweak so this is the main reason as to why it is in classic view.
I feel this is a very effective tactic. A summary of it is that as well as having a potent attack which averages more than 2 goals per game, the tactic also possesses a stern defence. In 43 matches in the season for Juventus, my team conceded only 15 goals, keeping 29, yes, 29 clean sheets. The highest amount of goals my Juventus team conceded was 2 goals v Napoli and only did so once! I figured if you can have a defence as good as this, coupled with a potent attack you should win more or less every game. That is what happened for me anyway! As well as this I'd like to point out that I only made 2 real transfers (Jadson and Honda). Jadson unfortunately got injured for me long-term in the first half of the season hence I bought Honda in the January transfer window. Other that these transfers which were not really to major, the rest of the team were the Juventus default.
Fixtures:
League Table:
Also won the Olympic games with Team GB scoring 32 goals and conceding only 1!:
Some random games of interest:
Beat Inter Milan 2x that season away and neutral in cup final (drew in home match) and beat AC Milan twice too 1-0 both matches home and away. Pretty straightforward.
Players:
GK - Any goalkeeper that can save goals!
DR/DL - Attacking full backs
DC - Both should be good defenders with a decent bit of pace.
DMC - Midfield destroyer. Your defensive midfielder.
MCR - A passing midfielder. Deep lying playmaker. This player controls the game.
MCL - A more attacking midfielder with good passing stats and a decent bit of creativity. It is important that this midfielder isn't one dimensional. A more box to box midfielder is ideal here.
AMR - A winger, not inside forward. Crossing/dribbling/speed. If this player can score too it would be good for you. A lot of chances will fall to both wide players.
AML - Inside forward. Right footer on left side is ideal here. A more creative player would be great. Del Piero set up a lot of goals from here even though he lacks speed. I suppose a player like Mario Gotze would be brilliant here too.
ST- Your goalscorer. Fast, finishing, first touch. Creativity for this player would be brilliant too. He will create chances for those around him too.
Assistant does team talks. Pitch size standard. Opposition instructions.. none! That should answer most questions I think.
Download links: XeNoN's 4-1-2-2-1 v1.00 (Juventus, May 2012).tac & http://www.2shared.com/file/mIIexmQf/XeNoNs_4-1-2-2-1_v100__Juventu.html? (2 links of the same tactic)
Enjoy!
You may know me from FM11 part of the tactics section on FM-Base, having released 2 very good and very popular tactics previously (4-2-3-1 and 4-1-2-2-1 for FM11). Well here is my first tactic for fm12.
It's taken me a few months now but as you know I only release tactics which I feel are almost perfect. So here is my almost perfect tactic. The tactic is a 4-1-2-2-1 as seen below.
As you can see I have made the tactic using the classic view. It is much easier for me to tweak so this is the main reason as to why it is in classic view.
I feel this is a very effective tactic. A summary of it is that as well as having a potent attack which averages more than 2 goals per game, the tactic also possesses a stern defence. In 43 matches in the season for Juventus, my team conceded only 15 goals, keeping 29, yes, 29 clean sheets. The highest amount of goals my Juventus team conceded was 2 goals v Napoli and only did so once! I figured if you can have a defence as good as this, coupled with a potent attack you should win more or less every game. That is what happened for me anyway! As well as this I'd like to point out that I only made 2 real transfers (Jadson and Honda). Jadson unfortunately got injured for me long-term in the first half of the season hence I bought Honda in the January transfer window. Other that these transfers which were not really to major, the rest of the team were the Juventus default.
Fixtures:
League Table:
Also won the Olympic games with Team GB scoring 32 goals and conceding only 1!:
Some random games of interest:
Beat Inter Milan 2x that season away and neutral in cup final (drew in home match) and beat AC Milan twice too 1-0 both matches home and away. Pretty straightforward.
Players:
GK - Any goalkeeper that can save goals!
DR/DL - Attacking full backs
DC - Both should be good defenders with a decent bit of pace.
DMC - Midfield destroyer. Your defensive midfielder.
MCR - A passing midfielder. Deep lying playmaker. This player controls the game.
MCL - A more attacking midfielder with good passing stats and a decent bit of creativity. It is important that this midfielder isn't one dimensional. A more box to box midfielder is ideal here.
AMR - A winger, not inside forward. Crossing/dribbling/speed. If this player can score too it would be good for you. A lot of chances will fall to both wide players.
AML - Inside forward. Right footer on left side is ideal here. A more creative player would be great. Del Piero set up a lot of goals from here even though he lacks speed. I suppose a player like Mario Gotze would be brilliant here too.
ST- Your goalscorer. Fast, finishing, first touch. Creativity for this player would be brilliant too. He will create chances for those around him too.
Assistant does team talks. Pitch size standard. Opposition instructions.. none! That should answer most questions I think.
Download links: XeNoN's 4-1-2-2-1 v1.00 (Juventus, May 2012).tac & http://www.2shared.com/file/mIIexmQf/XeNoNs_4-1-2-2-1_v100__Juventu.html? (2 links of the same tactic)
Enjoy!
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