[4123 - Left wing not working]

2 minutes ago, Mr_Demus said:

We are a biggish team, if that is what you are asking. We are predicted 5/14. 

We don't have the best passers, so I removed the shorter passing instruction, as you can see in the second screen shot.

Don’t mean to sound stupid. But if your not the best passers surely you would play with shorter passes as the longer balls will be more risky than usual? 

[My guide to hoofball]

He thanks for the replies guys

[My guide to hoofball]

I’ve never ever tried to play direct football. I seen an article by dictate the game and had a go closely copying there tactic.i couldn’t believe the amount of chances created so easily.  I’m Bolton and wanted to replicate big Sam. But would like a dash of Dyche. So my question is can you play “hoof ball” with a low block/mid block? 
 

also any ideas on training would be much appreciated 

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4 hours ago, Experienced Defender said:

Not the same as with attack duty, but the player will be encouraged to get forward a bit more than without the instruction. That type of instructions basically serve to allow some fine-tuning of players' behavior without making fundamental changes that involve his mentality (i.e. duty). So from a defensive perspective, it' safer to tell a player on support to get further fwd than to change his duty to attack, but the effect is not entirely same.

Cheers pal

 

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2 hours ago, Experienced Defender said:

No. Because with attack duty his mentality will be higher than on support duty.

Ok thanks. So I wouldn't get the same movement

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Hi all, if I was to use an inside forward with the get further forward instruction added will that give the same effect as using a if(a)?    Tia