Hey guys,
because of extremely challenging FM 14 and very realistic ME, which adapting to any tactic at least in 1 season, if not earlier, you simply must have at least 2 different tactics. Because of that i decided to pick danilo and arturo tactics, which are imo the best available on this site. I tweaked both tactics a bit, i dont have any proves, if will work, but it should.
Control(Danilo)
![4-1-2-1-2 Control/Attacking-control.png]()
As you can see, anchor protect defence, so i wanted to have more creative midfielders...not box to box, but playmakers. Enganche and trequartista were simply amazing, false nine wasnt good enough, so advanced forward should be better here.
Attacking(Arturo)
![4-1-2-1-2 Control/Attacking-attacking.png]()
Instead anchor i have regista in that position. Because of that i need 2 runners to do a job for regista. So instead advanced playmakers i have 2 box to box. Instead enganche i have more mobile advanced playmaker because of no trequartista up front. Up front i have more physical striker- targetman with advanced forward.
4-1-2-1-2 Control.tac
4-1-2-1-2 Attacking.tac
So, control version would describe as more technical style, while attacking version i can describe as physical style. 2 very different styles, exactly that i want to confuse ME.
Keep in mind, that against tough opponents tick much higher defensive line + offside trap. Everybody should now that by now, no need to explain.
Key roles
Complete wingback: Crossing, workrate, positioning, pace, stamina
Regista: First touch, passing, technique, creativity, composure
Anchor: Marking, tackling, anticipation, determination, strength
Box to box: Passing, technique, determination, off the ball, stamina
Advanced playmaker: First touch, passing, technique, creativity, stamina
Enganche: First touch, passing, technique, creativity, off the ball
Trequartista: First touch, passing, technique, creativity, off the ball
Positive or negative feedback is welcome.
Cheers!
because of extremely challenging FM 14 and very realistic ME, which adapting to any tactic at least in 1 season, if not earlier, you simply must have at least 2 different tactics. Because of that i decided to pick danilo and arturo tactics, which are imo the best available on this site. I tweaked both tactics a bit, i dont have any proves, if will work, but it should.
Control(Danilo)
As you can see, anchor protect defence, so i wanted to have more creative midfielders...not box to box, but playmakers. Enganche and trequartista were simply amazing, false nine wasnt good enough, so advanced forward should be better here.
Attacking(Arturo)
Instead anchor i have regista in that position. Because of that i need 2 runners to do a job for regista. So instead advanced playmakers i have 2 box to box. Instead enganche i have more mobile advanced playmaker because of no trequartista up front. Up front i have more physical striker- targetman with advanced forward.
4-1-2-1-2 Control.tac
4-1-2-1-2 Attacking.tac
So, control version would describe as more technical style, while attacking version i can describe as physical style. 2 very different styles, exactly that i want to confuse ME.
Keep in mind, that against tough opponents tick much higher defensive line + offside trap. Everybody should now that by now, no need to explain.
Key roles
Complete wingback: Crossing, workrate, positioning, pace, stamina
Regista: First touch, passing, technique, creativity, composure
Anchor: Marking, tackling, anticipation, determination, strength
Box to box: Passing, technique, determination, off the ball, stamina
Advanced playmaker: First touch, passing, technique, creativity, stamina
Enganche: First touch, passing, technique, creativity, off the ball
Trequartista: First touch, passing, technique, creativity, off the ball
Positive or negative feedback is welcome.
Cheers!