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    See how great I am and imitate ME!

    There is all sorts of so called advice on beating the Narrow Diamond, on this thread.

    ** Hey Look {incomplete screenshots} I just beat a Narrow Diamond Yesterday.

    ** Hey I never lose to a Narrow Diamond {Maybe the Guy out classes all his opponents}. He never loses to anyone. A total token monger.

    ** Hey I just beat a narrow Diamond with Park-Da-Bus!

    ** Hey just get my same team, with same formation, same tactics and you can beat the Narrow Diamond, In other words see how great I am and imitate ME!

    Only a Narrow Diamond can bring so much out of so many is such a short thread.

    Well I've yet to see real help for this guy, as a Narrow Diamond manager, I really have to say you are all full of it.

    My worst enemy is when I have to play a Narrow Diamond, If I out class him a lot, it ND vs ND. But mostly I will play a V-Style. WHY?

    "BECAUSE I PLAY NARROW DIAMOND!"

    Any formation can bet a ND, ANY!

    Learn the weaknesses of a ND and you can beat it.

    Weaker on the wings in defense, weak all down the Sideline, lack of control on sides of the midfield.

    Learn the strength of a ND and you can beat it.

    Watch that AMC. make his DMC useless.

    If you control the center of the midfield, you then MAY have a chance to beat the ND.

    Take the teeth away for the Narrow Diamond, that is the AMC and DMC, you stand a good chance of wining, use your own design tactics and your own formations, what works for other people may not work for you.

    P.S. Please save me from useless banter and pointless screenshot about how you beat a ND once, because you are such a genius manager. Or how you token bought your victories over a ND, and now you have the holy grail of formations.

    Peace out.
    Last edited by Philip L. Willis; 08-30-2014 at 10:13 AM.
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