camports Posted August 8 Share Posted August 8 Hi Can i have some tips/ideas to make this tactic work better, defensively not too bad but can go in patches where im not converting/creating chances DLF - SU IF - AT IF - AT AP - AT RPM - SU IWB - SU HB - D IWB - SU BPD - DE BPD - DE SK - AT Positive mentality IN POSSESSION - shorter passing pass into space play out of defense run at defence work ball into box be more expressive underlap left underlap right higer tempo attacking width wide IN TRANSITION take short kicks distribute to full backs distribute quickly counter counter-press OUT OF POSSESSION much higher defensive line high press much more oftern trigger press prevent short gk distribution get stuck in step up more Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
sporadicsmiles Posted August 8 Share Posted August 8 First question to ask yourself is who are you wanting to score? I guess the IFs. Second is how? It is not clear to me how you actually want to create chances. It seems like you probably want to have through balls from the central mid to IF cutting inside? It is the only way you will score. So if you come up against a back 3, you may struggle. Or a tactic with 2 DMs. Think how you want to create chances and score goals, and that will guide your roles and duties. Then your instructions. Why do you have them? What are they for? For example who is underlapping left and right? Why do you want them to? Do you need them to? Does it do anything? If you cannot think of a good reason why you need an instruction, get rid of it. My current tactic has 2 in possession instructions: Pass into space and slightly higher tempo. I have them because I want to get the ball into space when we win it back so we can counter quickly before the opposition defence sets, and I want them to do it quickly, nor dawdle. That kind of thing. Start simple, and add complexity as and when you need to. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andros Posted August 11 Share Posted August 11 my 1st thought is who is providing the width? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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