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Are the individual, opposition and team instructions for tackling all the same? 

Ease off, easy and stay on feet. 

 

What does this describe? 

Difficulty threshold for attempting a tackle, percentage of sliding tackles, etc. 

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Tackle harder PI = Get stuck in TI

Ease off taclkes PI = Stay on feet TI

Default PI = Default TI

Keep also in mind that team mentality affects all other instructions, so players will inherently be more aggressive under a higher mentality compared to a lower one. This pertains to both tackling and pressing intensity. 

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2 minutes ago, Experienced Defender said:

Tackle harder PI = Get stuck in TI

Ease off taclkes PI = Stay on feet TI

Default PI = Default TI

Keep also in mind that team mentality affects all other instructions, so players will inherently be more aggressive under a higher mentality compared to a lower one. This pertains to both tackling and pressing intensity. 

Thanks, do you know what this instruction does? 

 

The team instruction says it'll make them perform standing tackles (as opposed to sliding) whereas the individual instruction says they'll be more cautious about tackling altogether and only attempt higher percentage tackles. Which (if either) is true? 

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14 hours ago, Chair_ said:

Thanks, do you know what this instruction does?

it does what it says. Hard tackling/get stuck in encourages players to be more aggressive and assertive when making a tackle. Easy tackling/stay on feet encourages the opposite type of behavior - instead of tackling immediately and aggressively, be patient and make sure the tackle is well-timed. 

 

14 hours ago, Chair_ said:

The team instruction says it'll make them perform standing tackles (as opposed to sliding) whereas the individual instruction says they'll be more cautious about tackling altogether and only attempt higher percentage tackles. Which (if either) is true?

Both are true and essentially boil down to the same (as I explained above). 

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