#Football manager 2016 manchester united full
Out of my 10 outfield players you could argue 7 go full throttle into attacks, when playing away from home to strong opposition this can pose a problem. If like me you have an ambitious, risky tactic you will need a contingency plan. All are common sense, it’s just being able to see the picture you want to create and then putting the pieces together in the correct order. These are just a couple of player instruction examples that make a huge difference and make this tactic tick.
On the opposite end of the scale we have my central defenders, the last thing I want is to drag them out of position and going against the team philosophy of an aggressive press is important in avoiding that. Do they follow the marauding wing back or drift inside to cover their defensive teammate. To aid the wing backs and their overlap I ask the inside forwards to sit narrower, this gives the opposition full backs a problem. Do you remember Liverpool’s demolition of Manchester City this season? I want my front three to work just as Firmino, Coutinho and Lallana did, drifting around, picking the holes and just been a general nuisance. I therefore instruct my inside forwards and false nine to roam from position, try risky passes and pass more direct. Possession and pressing are all well and good, but they are nothing unless we create and open holes in the opposition. My team will work the ball into box and retain possession but also close down aggressively and put the opposition under pressure. United have technically gifted players so holding possession shouldn’t be a problem and we can do this at a high tempo, the issue we’ll face is breaking down stubborn deep lying opponents. Well team instructions are a large part of this. I have already highlighted the importance of creating a system around your squad. From here both central midfielders are asked to get forward also creating an overload.Īs the inside forwards cut inside I have complete wing backs instructed to overlap recreating width and offering another passing option. I use a false nine to draw defenders out of position, he will drop deep to accept the ball and leave gaps for my inside forwards to exploit. The ‘V’ that creates my stability above allows us to achieve what you see below when we are around the opposition box. From this foundation the wing backs can bomb on and both central midfielders can attack. In this system my central defenders and half back are vital, they almost always sit in and hold the fort leaving more creative players to do their thing. How you achieve this is the million dollar question. Tactics are all about balance, you need numbers in attack without being short at the back. For analysis I am using Manchester United, purely because of player suitability and the fact you can all relate to the players, their strengths and weaknesses. For this purpose we will use my 4-1-2-3 seen below.
Today I would like to share how I create tactics, this is a broad subject and not possible to cover and understand in one post, so I need subject matter. I have this at the forefront of every Football Manager tactic I create as there is little point in creating a system using three forwards if I have fantastic wingers for example. Now there is a real focus on ‘player roles’, you need the right players in the right roles to succeed. The community used to be writhe with varying tactical systems that would win you anything with anyone. Since sliders were scrapped ‘beating the match engine’ has become a rarity. Now we see terminology-based instructions and the game has a real world feel to it. Football Manager tactics have come a long way, the old slider system which enabled us to tinker with every inch of a system has gone. Join our Telegram channel to stay up to date on the latest in marketingįootball Manager changed more than just its name since it’s initial release in 1992.
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