Anteater

https://fccanalysis.wordpress.com/2021/10/03/examining-fc-cincinnatis-roster-and-its-congruence-to-the-4-1-2-1-2-diamond-and-high-press-system-that-chris-albright-may-choose-to-implement/ This article was about how the players at my real life team FC Cincinnati would fit into a potential new tactic as the team brings on a new GM and coach. I thought the author did a great job analyzing the tactic and how current players might or might not fit the system and what attributes are required for each position/role. I think this type of thinking could be used in FM as we create tactics and evaluate our players. If you like the original article think about giving the author some positive feedback on his web page. He clearly put a lot of effort into it and did a great job.

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Would you consider changing the midfield roles as you move up to higher leagues? For example, box to box midfielder or mezzala instead of the generic central midfield roles?

RDF Tactics, Great results with West Ham! Quick question - both of the tactics in your post above seem the same. I must be missing something. What is the difference between the regular and the other one against big teams away? Thanks.

Thanks Ben!

Is there any way to prevent the finished scouting news items from going to the inbox? There are so many of them and all I do is click through them anyway. Thanks.