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What is a better trait for a goalscoring AMC - gets into the opposition area or arrives late into the box? Currently playing as Man Utd with Bruno Fernandes in that role, performances are good but with his stats I think he should be getting more goals so looking at potentially training a new trait

What positions and roles are people using Fernandez in? Currently have him AMC as Advanced Playmaker support, isnt pulling up any trees Training him to learn to dictate the tempo of games.

Rayan Aït-Nouri has signed for City already. Leicester want 65m for Chillwell, dont want to spend that much for a left full

Grimaldo has gone to Liverpool already (no idea why they signed him when they have Roberson)

Plan is to get someone in to compete with Williams in the long term, someone that is naturally left footed. I'll check out those suggestions, I've got about 30m left to spend on a left full so will probably be too short on cash for Chillwell

Trying to find an attacking left full to play as an attacking full back or wing back for Man Utd in the first season. Lost patience with Luke Shaw 3 weeks into preseason. Hoping for someone less well known than Telles but my scouts haven't come up with anything. Ideally an attacking left full under 25 with room to still develop. Would greatly appreciate any suggestions.

Why would you use RMD over IF(A)? Just curious as I would always of had Salah down as an IF

Anyone updated this for FM20? As usual, trying to recreate the glory days!

2 questions: 1. Looking for a Utd tactic set (something similar to 06-09 team, 442, 4231 (asy), 433) anything similar for FM20? 2. Why do you leave off OI in every tactic, I'm sure its an obvious answer that I am missing? Thanks - Love the tactics in previous years

Is there a way to get access to these?

Using any PIs with that or is it just standard inside forward? Using an attack or support duty? I've been using him in an AML position with inside forward attack role. Start wider (to try isolate the full back), roam from position and shoot more are his PIs. Got 18 goals in his first season but hoping/think I should be able to get more out of him. Martial as an Complete Foward Attack has 35 goals in 40 games for me. Exceptional return from him

Anyone getting great performances out of Rashford? Struggling to get goals out of him as inside forward attack from the left. How are others using him?

I'd also be very interested in this given we've now returned to playing this style of football. Would be interested to see your take on Solskjaer's 4231 formation

What other forum if you don't mind me asking?

Has anyone been able to create a tactic yet that mimics how Utd are now playing under Solskjaer, there has been a bit more of a sample size in terms of games so interested to see what wiser minds from this forum's take on it. Also would be interested if anyone has come up with what you might call a "tradition Man Utd" tactic. Solskjaer coming back into the club has led to a lot of comments about Utd being back playing in their traditional manner with Gary Neville saying "No one should ever be allowed to enter Manchester United Football Club ever again and adopt a different philosophy to the one the club has." I would class Utd's tradition as quick/fast attacking play with wingers and width played by younger players with flair and no fear. Perhaps the classic Utd tactic and the Solskjaer tactic are one in the same but I would always associate Classic Utd with a 442, flying wingers and attacking full backs. It would have a striker that drops off the front ala Cantona/Yorke/Sheringham. Where's Ole's tactic is a 433 with Lingard roaming on the right, Matrial cutting inside on the left, width being provided by the full backs and Pogba given a lot of licence to get forward from centre midfield. Anyway enough of me rambling on, has anyone been able to create anything such as the above? If so, could you share or direct me to where i can see it? (I'm sure that if anyone has created something similar, then they will want to create/or will have already create a thread of their own)