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  1. Hi, I have alot of strikers I need to make use of and I want to create a 4-3-3 tactic that has alot of movement, but not necessarily alot of possession. It should not be an all out counter attack, but that should be one of the main goal threats.   

    I'm struggling to really get it right and perform. 

    I would think a high tempo and pass into space would be the correct settings. But what about mentality? I'm thinking the two midfielders on either sides of the CMD should be runners, like a box to box and a mezzala, or two box to box. This principle should then also apply in the three forwards, where I have a Deep lying forward support and then two AF on the sides who runs and chaces the ball (as far as i know, these roles are the only forwards who does that).

    At last I have wing backs, but i'm not certain if they should be attacking because sometimes I get exposed on the counter.

    Any ideas on how to improve this?

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  2. Man Utd are comfortably the second best team in PL in a very difficult season, requiring different and adaptable leadership than ever before. I hope to see this reflected next season in game. 

    Liverpool have at times been awful. They were top until january, then collapsed. Alisson and co should have seriously lowered mental stats.

  3. Almost the entire Liverpool team is overrated.  I've been saying this for years. The reason they were so good was the ability and culture created by Klopp. Trent Arnold is by far the best right back in game, so is Robertson as a left back. Henderson is crazy (really 16 first touch? crazy natural fitness). Allison was never that good. Talents like Curtis Jones has never shown such potential.

     

  4. i'm going instead mentioned some of my favourite players managins so far in fm21:

    PLaying Borussia Muchen Gladbach:

    Jonas Hoffman: terribly injury prone, but he gets me lots of assists from the right wing.

    Morten Thorsby: a failry cheap hard working midfielder 

    Kristoffer Ajer: he is worth it as he is a great captain and those are hard to find.

    Darwin Nunez: haven't tried him, but he looks great and he's my favourite player that i haven't bought yet

    Dominik Szoboszlai : probably one of the best buys in fm21

  5. Liverpool is extremely good if you play them yourself or any human player. They don't have any faults and even mediocre players are world class for some reason. Van Dijk isn't even injured at the start. Man Utd are also good, but they have alot of dead weight, with completely useless players on ridiculous wages you can't get rid off.

  6. 16 hours ago, samdiatmh said:

    guy picks a team that won 32/38 league games last season IRL, and complains that it's "too easy"

    coming up in our bulletin, water is found to be wet

    you would think managing takes some skill too, you know, this being football manager not robot manager. Klopp is the main reason Liverpool do well. Henderson, Robertson, Milner, Gomez etc are not world class in my hubmle opinion.

  7. 1 hour ago, Rakiye said:

     

    And lets face it, the Premier League and English football provides billions of pounds worth of income to the country and huge entertainment to the world. There is no way on God green Earth that they will accept a restrictive and unprofitable set of rules. Over the years, English football has relied heavily on cheaper foreign players and foreign investment. Entertainment and finance wise. After all, where would we be without Cantona, Fabregas, Di Canio, etc? Because I highly doubt they would be signed with the FM21 saves I have seen...

    Brexit will certainly have restrictions on people coming to England to work. That was probably the one thing that caused it to be voted for. why would the premier league have it's own rules for foreign workers to that degree?  it wouldn't be fair, would it? it almost like brexit was a bad idea.

  8. what i find strange is that even on a very offensive tactic, I hardly let in goals. playing a high line and a positive mentality should be fairly easy to exploit for many teams.

    i've been watching the streamer workthespace, and he has even let in fewer goals. he plays with a high line and even a mezzala with a dlp on center midfield.

  9. remove "Work ball into box" and you should be good to go. Other improvements in my opinion: Set GK to sweeper keeper (support or attack) du to the high line, use wingbacks instead of FB (except where you have a winger on the right). In transition, use "pass to playmaker" (or centerbacks) so he gives the ball to your DLP. remove "shorter passing" and "be more expressive". set AMC to support since one of your wingers have attack duty. Set "much higher line of engagement". One of your CMs should be set to defend, like the DLP. This tactic should win you alot of games due to the current overpowered through balls.

    However, If you want to play a controlling game, you need to change the tactic alot. this would be things like; lower tempo, shorter passing, less dribbling, maybe lower mentality, use half bak as DM

  10. These are my thoughts after playing Man Utd in the beta for over 1 season:

    Pogba is a bit too good. His technicals and physicals are good, but his mentals should be lowered a bit. In real life and in FM he is a bit like Ødegaard; they are no doubt good players but in real life there is something lacking in their game; bravery is certainly one of them (and is reflected in game), but there is something else that is hindering their potential to have a real impact in their game. It could be determination that should be lowered a good amount? I don't really think it has to do with consistency.

    Telles is extremely good in game. I know his stats are probably not set by the man utd researcher, but he is having a huge impact on the man utd save games to the point that having him as a complete wing back makes him extremely dominant, even getting lots of penalties due to his forward runs.

    Bissaka's positioning is too high. This has been mentioned, but otherwise he is correct. Lingard is spot on (and actually usable for the right tactics).

    McTominay has too good tackling. I rarely see him tackle cleanly to merit that kind of stat. His composure could even be reduced a little too. Those are the two main things he needs to work on in real life, preventing him being a fantastic player (although useful).

    Fred is established as an aggressive ball winner and team player and this should be reflected more in game. He has gotten a renewed career under Ole due to this role. Team work should be much higher at least.

    Daniel James has been very injury prone on my save. In real life he gets tackled and roughed up alot, but he has an amazing fitness. 

  11. First season finished second behind Liverpool, and one point above City. But I won the champions league! I kid you not, not cheating (like playing games over again etc). 

    What i've discovered is sort of a bug where through passes are overpowered. So Utd have alot of fast forwards, and combining this with some very creative players like Bruno and Pogba, I have set the line of engagement to much higher. I then play a high defensive line. aside from this, the high pressing, counter-press, counter..etc -tactic of FM20 still work a bit too good. 

    Buys first window:

    Wilfred Ndidi - 58m, Andrea Papetti 2.1m, Matias Palacios 3.5m

    January: Romagnoli 19m (he was unhappy)

    Summer 21: Maddison 53M, Sancho 79M, Donnarumma free, Szoboszlai 16.25M

    First window i sold (I probably could have gotten more): Mata 1M, Romero 3.8M, Grant, Rojo 7.5M, 

    I tried to get rid of alot of dead weight. But no one wants DeGea, Jones or James. Looks like i'm stuck with them. The rest I luckily got rid of after the season(and paid part of wages for): Lindeløf, Matic, Fred, Pogba, Chong, Pereira,   

    Ndidi has been an incredible player for me as CM with defend and hard tackling.  Telles as a complete wingback too. Seems the injuries have been lowered this beta, as i have been fairly lucky in this regard (although i rotate alot).

     

  12. 19 minutes ago, tomlcfc said:

    I don't believe Bernardo Silva or Gini Wijnaldum would look out of place at any of the top clubs (Barcelona were reportedly interested in both over the summer), because they have those incredible attributes you describe as 'stats that have nothing to do with talent'.

    That's just speculation, interest is not the same as action (I completely disagree that Wijnaldum would be good. He was nothing special before joining Liverpool). I doubt Ndidi would have 19 in tackling if he was playing for Leeds, without affecting the rest of his stats. That is why Grealish is not rated as good. It would be a problem for the balance, even though we know he is realisticly a top player.  We hardly ever see a world class player playing outside a top club, even though realistically they all came from somewhere (and where they were just as good).  Average players moving to top clubs becomes better than good players playing outside top clubs in game (i just think it's a bit odd, but i understand the game engine could be broken if I had my way).

  13. I believe some of the players in the top premier league clubs are consistently overrated (compared to the rest). It feels off to me that Bernardo Silva and Sterling are some of the very best players in game. Is it just me, or do most people here honestly rate them that highly? I'm genuinely interested in that question.  How about the 16 first touch of Henderson and Wijnaldum? I agree that most of these players are good, but my problem is that the distribution of stats are too evenly good. (maybe they have to have 16 in first tough for liverpool to play well? i don't know). There are too many examples for me to bring up here (Robertson, really? Kane is apparently a playmaking genius,).

    Why are stats that apparently have nothing to do with talent (aggression, strength, pace, work rate etc) much higher in top half premier league clubs (compared to lower clubs)?   it's like there exists a max point cap for the level of the club.  I can only speculate that it has to do with the match engine, meaning if Henderson played for Villa he would not have 16 first touch. And a player for Web Brom could not have too high in strength, work rate etc because he would not have enough points in technicals to even kick a ball.

     

  14. Patrik Berg is not as tall irl, he is max 173cm.

    Zinckernagel has the most assist (and alot of goals) due to his crossing ability, corner and free kicks. this should be reflected in his stats. 

    Junker is the top scorer pr game in norway, and likely will become top scorer this season. he should be much better at finishing, aggression and off the ball.

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