My goal is to have my team play more one-twos, as I don't see very many. To me it's integral to the beautiful attacking play of Barcelona, for example.
To encourage this, which player do you need to have the PPM - the person who initiates the 1-2, the person who receives and passes back, or both? Second, what else can encourage this? Are particular roles more likely to do this? If noone has the PPM, are there particular attributes that would result in players doing this more (vision, decisions, passing, other?) And are there any tactical instructions that would encourage more one-twos? Do you get more from your mentality? From being "more expressive"? Does "look for overlap" help create them between winger/IF and fullback? Anything else?
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My goal is to have my team play more one-twos, as I don't see very many. To me it's integral to the beautiful attacking play of Barcelona, for example.
To encourage this, which player do you need to have the PPM - the person who initiates the 1-2, the person who receives and passes back, or both? Second, what else can encourage this? Are particular roles more likely to do this? If noone has the PPM, are there particular attributes that would result in players doing this more (vision, decisions, passing, other?) And are there any tactical instructions that would encourage more one-twos? Do you get more from your mentality? From being "more expressive"? Does "look for overlap" help create them between winger/IF and fullback? Anything else?