Captain_T

Is it possible to have a look at the attributes/skills of Manager Marchisio? Realy enjoying this thread!

Are the AI teams also using OIs?

Interesting! The amount of goals from the strikers seem very realistic. I also have seen this in other threads already. That is a good thing! I'm not so far in my Celta Vigo save, and I don't know why, but the strikers are scoring very well (too much?) for the AI teams. Haaland had 9 goals in 5 matches. Stuani (Girona) 9 in 9 matches. Raul de Tomas (Rayo) 7 in 10 matches and so on.

Maybe I missed it, but how did you finish in La Liga after winning the cup? I have "7th" in my mind, but i can not find it. Again: Realy great thread and a very realistic story! Hope you find time again to dive into the save. But I know from myself, even from the best save you need a break from time to time. All the best!

I already liked your Betis-Save and and your reports. Torino sounds very interesting. I also like the well-thought tactic with a defensive and counter-attacking approach. I also prefer this tactical style. Will be interesting if you can take your tactic to the next step with some new-signings. I will follow!👍

Hello, Great thread! I started with Celta Vigo in La Liga using the tactic shown below (433). I had good games against Real Madrid (lost 2:3) and FC Sevilla (away - 3:1 win!) with plenty shots on goal from my team. Then I had realy tough games against Alaves and Mallorca (both 1:1). In general I gave my AP(S) - Sotelo - the PI "roam from position " against Real and Sevilla and as mentioned my team played very welll in possession. For my taste there was only a bit too much chaos on the field. So I removed the PI "roam" for Sotelo. That was the only change, but the following games (Alaves, Mallorca) looked so much different and in possession my team didn't create many opportunities to score. What do you guys think? Does this small change in tactic have so much influence? I also have to say that Real (442) and Sevilla(352) played very narrow with only one wigback/fullback on the flanks and without any wingers (no IF IW W). Maybe in these games I could overload the flanks and that is why my team played so well in these games? What do you think? Of course, any comments about the tactic are welcome. Many thanks in advance!

I have one question: My Celta Vigo B-Team is playing in the 3rd tier. I have a 18-years-old new-signing and I want to make him available for my A-Team as well as for Celta B. What is the best way? Register him in La Liga and then make him from time to time available for Celta B? Is he still available for Celta B even if he plays often for "Celta A"? Or should I register him for Celta B and shift him from time to time to "Celta A, if there is a chance of playing?

My intention was, that I like to know the tactical ideas and why the tactic changed. Because I also play a save with Celta at the moment and maybe I can get some good tactical ideas. That's all.

I'm always interested in the tactical things of a save. So, after some time you switched from 4231 to 433. If I remember correctly, you mentioned before that you don't use Gegenpress/counter press. But with this shown tactic (433) you described you used Gegenpress/Counter press. Did I understand correctly? Is it because your opponents were sitting deep now?

Can you show your tactic? Interesting youth challenge!

Pione Sisto in FM15. I think he is 20 or 21 when the game starts. I left AC Milan after one Season and joined Newcastle. He was in in the Newcastle squad during that time. He could play both wings, always around 15 goals and 15 assits per Season. After 5 years we won the Premier League with players like Ayoze Perez and Yannick Gerhardt. It was a nice challenge!

Did you change your tactic?

Sound very interesting! Can you show a picture of your tactic? Best regards!

Hello Very cool story and development. Very interesting to read! Maybe I missed it, but: where did you get the newgen faces?

I hope you will continue the save. Will be interesting how you set up your team for the nett season.

Have you had these problems with defending set pieces already for longer times? Or did it start suddenly? Did you change any settings? Keep on the good work. Still a very interesting save!

Your tactic looks simple (in a positive way), but also very clever. I also prefer a counter attacking style with pressing in the midfield area. When Havertz is playing as a striker: Is he a AF or DLF?

Honestly, I think your style and the newspaper articles are very interesting! I dont't write very often in this forum, but I'm very interested in reading your story. I like long storys and I'm in general very intersted in tactical things and the development of the squads over the years. Best regards!

Can you show your Tactic? Would be interesting to see how Havertz is involved in your tactical system. Best regards!

Is this FM23 or FM24?

Does it make sense to use the Team Instructions "Pass into space" and "work ball into the box" at the same time? Or do they "disturb" each other?

Did you play with that tactic from the beginning of the season?

Realy great tactic! It looks quite simple, but also well suited for the types of players you have. You have a lot of speed in your team. Frimpong, Diaby, L.Nmecha and Wirtz should be some of the most talented players of the league. By the way: have you tried Wirtz in the AMC position instead of Vlasic? When you won the Bundesliga, how many losses have you had in the league? It will be interesting how your tactic works against teams that are playing more defensively and parking the bus. How is your team doing in the third season now? Best regards!

...and Arda is usually playing as AM-su as shown in your tactic?

I'm not expert, but I wouldn't change anything. It seems that you are successful and you have many players, that are scoring from different positions (assists and goals). May I ask: what role Asensio is playing usualy? Is Arda Güler doing well in the AMC Position?