How can I not be Wenger?

[Bunzo]

Bunzo so do you think location matters with knowledge?
Actually you can't judge some one from country,religion or creed.

I never said that…I asked if Maritius had a league…nothing to do with location,religion or creed

[Tactician]

Leave him. He does not seem to among the users that do such things, but it seems that he is very biased towards Mr. Wenger though.

To answer the question, yes there is a league and even more, but the competition has lost its 'value' or 'challenge' since the new reform.

Also, I do not represent my country or nor do I want to be among the mass. I don't want to be involved in or associated to any group or things like that. I represent myself. What happens in Mauritius, be it in football or in any other section has no relation whatsoever with me. So, don't judge me by the location or things like that. I don't belong to any nationality, any culture, any religion as such.

By the way, do not believe what the press tells you about football. There are a lot of lies.

[nikolgiorgos]

I have no idea about football in Mauritius (is there a league ?) but from watching live & tv football in the UK & Norge for longer than you have my opinion is that Wenger should have left long ago .

c'mon guys, this is just an expression we even use for a guy/fb friend/whatever who is from the same country and another city.
Stop that or else, I 'll start a joke with a guy who is from Mauritius, a guy from India, a Scotch and a guy from Greece who were in an airplane and .....
Ok, no joking now, cut this crap.

Of course if watching our games, doesn't guarantee anything but for sure it gives us some advantages.
For my experience so far, oppo managers who were active, was the most difficult in my leagues so far.
My reserves, RINOKEROS, also won the league this season.
But the runner up (Dizy) did my life difficult. Not only he was playing his games but he watched more games of my team than me, (supporting against of course)
ok, he didn't won the league but he was closer to anyone else (there were also other teams with about the same q), to succeed that.

[cookizzz]

If your team is usually attacking mind, I think you should study how to use more defensive approach to win matches.

As you won 17+ games in most seasons while failing to claim league title, I believe that most of your league opponents are weak. Only a few of them are true competitors to your team. In such cases, results against these teams decide league winners. I think that you likely use attacking approach in most matches as most of these opponents are weaker than your team. But attacking approach may not be good against stronger team. You may lack the experience to adopt more defensive approach to win matches. If that's true, you study using defensive approach.

In matches that your team is clear favorite, your team is active side that counter formation is not too meaningful. In contrast, in close matches or in matches that your team is weaker, your team is passive and counter formation become important. Besides, in these matches, if I can identify players of opponent which has significantly more star or exceptionally high in rating, I will adjust my formation to put more players nearby him. For example, if opponent has a strong ML, I often put a DMR and AMR as my starters. Sometimes, I may even pull back my AMR to ML to further reduce the opponents ML getting the ball. If my team is weaker, destruction is more important than construction.

BTW, in my opinion, I don't think all managers really gain advantages to watch in T11 matches. Only those managers who can key judgement and critical change during live match do.

[Arion]

@Tactian, I'm a Spurs supporter so you can understand...

[Arion]

BTW for anyone doubting my tactics, I have 2 Cups and a CL. So I'm not tactically inferior. The thing is, as cookizz said, I drop points against the challengers. How do you all manage to win against the stronger teams?

[Tactician]

BTW for anyone doubting my tactics, I have 2 Cups and a CL. So I'm not tactically inferior. The thing is, as cookizz said, I drop points against the challengers. How do you all manage to win against the stronger teams?

I do it by tactics, and surely I have done it using formations other than that overrated 4-5-1(V). LOL .

If this formation was so good as so many have claimed, don't you think that it would be in my advantage to use it a lot? Yet, I have only used it 3 times this season, and not even once last season.

Also for some cases, like I said in several of my posts, it seems that nothing much can be done when the game has already decided a lot against you.

I, myself, I am an experienced user of the defensive and counter-attacking 4-5-1(V) in this game; I used it a lot in 2015. But, I don't use it much these days. I only use it situations where I think it would be appropriate to use it. By the way, I am sure I have had more losses when I used 4-5-1(V) compared to other formations. This includes a C-L final, a C-L quarter final, and lately a Cup final. Also, my worst defeat so far in this game has happened when I was using 4-5-1(V) for at least a significant part of the match. This formation is overrated. It has been used successfully by teams that had a lot of 7-9 star players, where in many case many players had special abilities and multiple positions; this is the important point that you need to consider in there, that is, it has been successful not because of its superiority as a formation, but most probably because of the large superiority in quality and also because the managers were able to make modification in the formation when it did not seem to work, for instance switching players to other positions and switching orders too. 4-5-1(V) as such, is a very limited and predictable formation. On top of that, it is relatively difficult and costly to maintain.

So, briefly, maybe you need to find something else for you to use as your main formation.

[Bunzo]

I do it by tactics, and surely I have done it using formations other than that overrated 4-5-1(V). LOL .

If this formation was so good as so many have claimed, don't you think that it would be in my advantage to use it a lot? Yet, I have only used it 3 times this season, and not even once last season.

Also for some cases, like I said in several of my posts, it seems that nothing much can be done when the game has already decided a lot against you.

I, myself, I am an experienced user of the defensive and counter-attacking 4-5-1(V) in this game; I used it a lot in 2015. But, I don't use it much these days. I only use it situations where I think it would be appropriate to use it. By the way, I am sure I have had more losses when I used 4-5-1(V) compared to other formations. This includes a C-L final, a C-L quarter final, and lately a Cup final. Also, my worst defeat so far in this game has happened when I was using 4-5-1(V) for at least a significant part of the match. This formation is overrated. It has been used successfully by teams that had a lot of 7-9 star players, where in many case many players had special abilities and multiple positions; this is the important point that you need to consider in there, that is, it has been successful not because of its superiority as a formation, but most probably because of the large superiority in quality and also because the managers were able to make modification in the formation when it did not seem to work, for instance switching players to other positions and switching orders too. 4-5-1(V) as such, is a very limited and predictable formation. On top of that, it is relatively difficult and costly to maintain.

So, briefly, maybe you need to find something else for you to use as your main formation.

Yawn…..

[Tactician]

Yawn…..

It seems that Mr. Bunzo has 4-5-1(V) as one of his main formations in this game.

[Abhinavsharma]

It seems that Mr. Bunzo has 4-5-1(V) as one of his main formations in this game.

Mr. Bunzo?Are you sure about his gender?