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Subject: Tactics
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Next season, the new match engine will be activated in league matches right?
IMO, 5 defenders, flat line and deep, 5-4-1 with 2 AMC or 5-3-2 are good tactics. Do you think with the new engine, playing 4 defenders deep, with little offside trap will be good? Is there a need to spread out the players wide for better passing?
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IMO, 5 defenders, flat line and deep, 5-4-1 with 2 AMC or 5-3-2 are good tactics. Do you think with the new engine, playing 4 defenders deep, with little offside trap will be good? Is there a need to spread out the players wide for better passing?
Comments? C'mon. No animosity around here right?
What's the difference with the new engine compared to last season?
- Instead of trying to pass to the strikers right away, players will more often try to use combination passes to move the ball upfield.
- Players will now consider if pass recipient is offsides prior to making a pass (the correctness of this judgment will be based on playmaking).
- Players will less often tackle from behind. Instead, they will try to move in front of the player in possession and look for a more favorable angle.
- Experienced defenders near the goal may be able to clear the ball immediately after a missed reception.
- Players dribbling direction will be somewhat more varied, instead of proceeding directly towards the goal in most cases.
- It will be harder to pass an opponent in the way of an attacker. A good defender will be able to either block or at least slow the attacker somewhat.
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- Players will now consider if pass recipient is offsides prior to making a pass (the correctness of this judgment will be based on playmaking).
- Players will less often tackle from behind. Instead, they will try to move in front of the player in possession and look for a more favorable angle.
- Experienced defenders near the goal may be able to clear the ball immediately after a missed reception.
- Players dribbling direction will be somewhat more varied, instead of proceeding directly towards the goal in most cases.
- It will be harder to pass an opponent in the way of an attacker. A good defender will be able to either block or at least slow the attacker somewhat.
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Hmm...Not really sure, need to see how it is used first...Is it this season or the next?
well, i think with this, it should pose a new challenge=P Hopefully not too much...
It will be nice if the S-League will be different with this new implement, with the newer clubs winning the title maybe?
It will be nice if the S-League will be different with this new implement, with the newer clubs winning the title maybe?
in the firsts version of the new engine, i see big differences.....but in the last match of NT and in the last friendly (week 14 and 15) of club team i haven't see this big differences...
So it's not necessary change our tactics....but maybe our tactics need only few improvement (for example i try to put my MID more near between their....like you can see in the last matchs of Singapore NT "tactic new engine")
So it's not necessary change our tactics....but maybe our tactics need only few improvement (for example i try to put my MID more near between their....like you can see in the last matchs of Singapore NT "tactic new engine")
Will it be a bad idea to play little mid? I am thinking of making one with only 3 mids.
i met with a few SK friends from my town at a beer and we discused this...like they said, i was somehow lucky because I trained technique last season, so...a player with better technique passes better, take the ball better (the ball doesn't jump from him like from a wall). Also i saw that players who posess a good technique won't loose a ball if the defender atacks him from his back, he makes a foult or he slows him down a little, but won't have much affect if there is no other player near
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