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I would say you play 4-5-1 V-Style, playing over both flanks. Using the both offensive arrows should work. (Forward, not backward!)
The problem: You need an AMR.
Last edited by Incredipede; 07-18-2013 at 01:31 PM.
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Well, this is one of the problems. Furthermore, I don`t have a strong DMC, my DC is suitable for playing this position but if I move him, than I need to include a 15-rated DL as a substitute. And considering the scout that he has on his wing I don`t think I will be a very good option. Any other suggestions, please?
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i would say go 3-5 flat -2
means :
ST - ST
ML - MC - MC - MC - MR
DC - DC - DC
GK
Mentality : Normal
passing : down both flanks
pressing : 1st half press own half and change 2nd half all pitch
tackling : Normal
passing style : Short
marking style : zone
and play offside traps
u need 3 good dc's for that
Good luck
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Pini, thank you for your advice. I might actually go for it.
Two question though - my best player Peykov (21) is playing AMC/AML. If I decide to play with 3-5-2 Flat and place him in the center with a red arrow will that be appropriate, because I can`t bench him for sure, but my third best midfielder has only 14 rating.
Furthermore, should I put any arrows if playing with 3-5-2?
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Well I say start with 3-5 flat -2 on 1st half
If u see its not good for you then put your AMC in replace MC
The 3-5-2 is very agressive attacking formetion that way you can controll the middle and attack throw his flanks
The problem is the DC you need very good DC to play this formetion
It's ok to play with AMC but remember he has DMC to cover your AMC
Put red arrow on the ML , MR and blue arrow on the middle MC
Last edited by Pini Shavili; 07-19-2013 at 02:09 PM.
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Thanks again for the quality response.
However I had something different in mind. Maybe I didn`t explain it properly.
I feel that your suggestion with 3-5-2 Flat is awesome and I might use it. The player I was talking about plays AMC/AML, but I intend to place him as a MC with a red arrow perhaps. That way he is not going to play in his known position, but I can`t afford to bench him. My question to you was basically this - is it worth to do that since he is a quality player, but doesn`t play in his position?
My other option for a third midfielder is a guy that has 15 quality. I assume that choosing him won`t be the best decision.
I am fully aware that his DMC would neutralize my AMC in no time. Putting him as a AMC would be a mistake.
In conclusion - if I agree to put my AMC playing as a MC would it be useful to put a red arrow on him as well?
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One more thing - I am playing the first game away. Which tactic will be more useful to play with in the first leg? I assume that 3-5-2 Flat is an attacking option, but maybe it is wise to use it on my ground and start with 4-5-1 V away? What do you think?
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hey again
well about your AML/AMC
You can play with him on AML only as AMC wont be so effective
and put Red Arrow on him
but iF YOU PLAY 4-5-1 wont so so affective because he has 2 x AMC so You can go 4 -5 FLAT -1
meaning
as you Dont have AMR so do like this
ST
AML
MC MC MC MR
DL DC DC DR
GK
RED ARROW ON AML / MR / DL / DR
attack throw the flanks
if you play attacking use offside trap ON
if normal offside trap OFF
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