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I usually have my defence set for normal tackling but how often is it likely that your players are yellow or red carded when switching to hard tackling? At the moment it is only a random question as my team are doing okay so far, but there are times when attackers get through my defence quite easily and score, luckily my players are able to score more.
I think is something you have to test on your own. Maybe depends on players too but I also noticed that quality is important on this. Usually teams who have low possession / low quality will make more faults.
I have easy tackling but my players are still making faults.
for the last 2 seasons..wif hard tackling..mostly every match i have 1 or 2 yellow cards..very very often...:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve285
Agree. In the old days, it was very useful to set tackling to "hard" but if you want to have 11 players on the pitch for the cup final (unlike me...), forget that. Keep this for very difficult games or desperate situations.
Thanks guys
Hard tackling is like 2 yellows minimum if you run it the whole game against a equally rated team.
Three seasons ago I used hard-tackling throughout the season, and got fewer cards that season than I had before or since - there was a run of 13 days when I got no cards at all...
If you are dominating possession like 70-30, ref usually doesn't penalize you harshly.
I had a game that was going nowhere until I changed just one order. Tackling to hard and it was enough to help me score 2 goals.
If he has key players like a 6* left midfielder vs your 5* right back etc etc hard tackling can kill their game.
Use it as a panic button, watch your tackles+ possession.
1,2 cards I get even with easy tackling :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Brian Dang
yes, right now, set to hard, i almost got at least 2 yellow card per match... but today, after i got 1 yellow card at 10min...i set to normal....what i got was another yellow card for the middle field....and then... 1 red (directly) on another middle field -.-!! at just 58min.... and yes, everytime i set to normal or easy...i get more card from being hard tackling-.-
if you are getting a lot of cards, your formation/marking style is to blame
Are you playing high pressing man on man?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ahlony Wong
I could of started hard tackling against a better opponent today but I started with normal until he ran out of steam then took a 3-0 lead then kicked the sh*t out of them :D
Not one card.
only high pressing ~ not man to man.... all my attack player (ST, AMC, AML, AMR, and one MC are all 7 stars) other 6 stars...and i only against a average quality 40 team (and i never use man to man at all)Quote:
Originally Posted by El Pistolero
the only thing i notice is my AMC are always to get card first (since last season) and then mostly MC is second... DC is the third...
Oh right. Man on man, would mean the opposite team would try and dribble past your defence meaning a lot of fouls.
With zonal they should be running at them and closing off the space. Try normal tackling and high pressing or low pressing hard tackling.
high pressing man coverage can work but only if you are sure you have a defensive advantage
My formation... did you see the result i post here? I dont think it related to receiving card matter...Quote:
Originally Posted by HoofDaddy
In the league:
Im leading the table with 6 wins 2 draw s...super huge goal different to compare to others..
https://scontent-kul1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...16&oe=56ED26E3
https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.n...482a319def3500
In CL; I even draw ( supposed I could do even better) and win the teams that superior compare to my team...U knew it from the thread:
http://forum.topeleven.com/top-eleve...-league-2.html
I dont think it's related to formation or tactics..it should be a change in T11 so they ask us to spend /invest more tokens to get new players...hahaha
You're probably committing fouls on the counter.
With 3 wide you're gonna find yourself stopping play (breaking their attacks)
You seem to be doing fine with it so carry on.
Thanks,broQuote:
Originally Posted by El Pistolero