Attachment 51869Attachment 51870 I play with this formation and this orders!!! But i lose a lot of games!!! I don't know what is wrong with this!!! please help me!!!!
Printable View
Attachment 51869Attachment 51870 I play with this formation and this orders!!! But i lose a lot of games!!! I don't know what is wrong with this!!! please help me!!!!
First: If you're using Attacking mentality, turn off the counter-attacks and offside trap. Your team doesn't know whether it's coming or going.
In my experience, red arrows on DL/DR don't work as intended, and I don't think the red arrow on the ST is necessary, either.
Others will have further comments...
talisman....I'm really loving your advice lately. keep em coming
In what situations do you use the arrows?Quote:
Originally Posted by talisman
In theory, you'd use the red arrows to encourage the player to go forward when there is clear space in front of them, providing there is nothing they need to do in their normal role, e.g. DR has to mark his nearest opponent, but if he's free, go up and support the attack.
The blue arrows would be to used to encourage the player to sit back from their primary role, e.g. MC assisting DM- or D- players, useful if your DMC is unavailable and you don't want to risk the % hit that playing an MC in the DMC position would entail.
I use the arrows on the AML/AMR in 4-5-1V, and AMC in x-1-2 formations, as it seems to make them 'shadow strikers' without the need for the SA. With DL/DR I've found it makes them ignore their primary responsibility and leave the opposition wingers free reign... and experimenting with the arrows in the new 'live view' on the Android App tends to confirm this.
I rarely use blue arrows as I think the players, if you're playing defensive mentality, cope adequately without the extra prodding.
If a manager is going to put lots of arrows on their players, I would question whether they might be better putting the players in the formation that the arrows are guiding the players to in the first place.
Glaring things areQuote:
Originally Posted by Stefan Dascalu
1. Take off counter-attacks (as Talisman stated). I've never used offside trap with 4 defenders, so don't know how useful it is here.
2. Short passing instead of mixed. Players are close together and the volume of players in the midfield enables a build up coming through the middle, like a train.
I play mine like this, with the exception of no blue arrow on defenders usually.
Attachment 51890
I also agree with Talisman that red arrows on the ST's aren't necessary. As your can see one of my ST's has 60 goals (now 42 matches) and I don't use a red arrow on him.
Potentially go to own half pressing against tougher opponents as well
Thank you all for the tips!!!! My team start to play better and better!!!!!
1. To many arrows in attacking Mode!
2. Notice that offside trap is not possible on every Match!
3. Full pitch need short Passes
4. Counter attack you should not play in this Mode!
Better you Start your matches in normal Mode without any arrow. After beginning you can add 2-3 arrows. Maybe on dl, dr, dmc.
