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  1. This kind of thing was the same for FM23. I assume, that those settings are underlying a range and barely don’t make it to the next threshold to display anything else. Tactical familiarity properbly is linked to those thresholds, that’s why it doesn’t change. I think it’s working as intended, eventhough it’s quite confusing, but I raised a bug report for it last year and it’s already lasting now for several patches and iterations of the game. who knows tho 🤷‍♂️
  2. Teams will increase their pressure if they are behind and desperately need to score. One problem could be, that your defensive players can’t handle the pressure while playing out from the back. Try to remove that instruction if you feel the opposition is pushing up their lines and is pressing more aggressively. You could also try to entirely shut down your lines for the last 10-15 minutes by making duties more defensive and reducing defensive risks. Also figure out which shouts will keep your players focused and motivated.
  3. There is almost no support from deeper areas, as both midfielders are on support and both wide defenders are on defend. Your team is most likely heavily outnumbered in attack. Also every single instruction in possession is about taking low risks and slowing down the play. e.g. you ask your whole team to dribble less, but all of your attacking players are natural dribbling roles. Why is that? You also ask your team to play very disciplined in the final third, for what reason? Those are just two examples. What im trying to say is, that you need to allow your players taking some risk at one point to actually break down a defensive block. Especially in the final third.
  4. Mentality is one of the most influential instructions for your team, as it changes many aspects of how your team plays. Making big changes to the mentally during a match or even during the season can have a very bad impact as you loose a lot of familiarity. Only make changes if really necessary or if there is enough time to develop new familiarity. I would recommend making individual changes to certain instructions and your formation / roles / duties.
  5. I think they mentioned it in one of the blog posts for FM23 when these instructions were introduced, if I remember correctly.
  6. They apply for different parts of the pitch. Stop / invite crosses applys in your defensive third while pressing traps apply in the middle and final third. So any combination can basicly work.
  7. @wazza your team will always have a basic set of instructions determined by the mentality you picked. Team Instructions are only used to further refine what you already got. That’s why you can play without ticking anything or just a few without a problem. Ticking many is no problem tho, as long as they match each other and fit your vision of football.
  8. Yes, it helps the player to better understand the role & duty by maximizing tactical familiarity and lets them individually train the assigned attributes to become an overall better player in the role.
  9. All the Info written there is part of this official Video: TLDR; they updated squad planner and have the national team selection mode revamped. There are also some new game modes which alters the behavior of real life transfers.
  10. Until your players are matchfit. You can go for 2 weeks fitness training and then go for 2-3 friendlies before Supercup
  11. Because you don’t individually train your players in their assigned role/duty.
  12. I would at least question if a much higher defensive line is beneficial for sitting back. Generally, I think there are way too many instructions. I would probably start out with just the very defensive mentality, time wasting, regrouping and a goalkeeper thats slowing down the build up. You could also consider the defensive balance of your team by making adjustments to the shape, like pulling back the wide midfielders or making the central midfield into a 2x DM setup, to really shut down the center. Adding 1 or 2 defend duties will also help to achieve what you are looking for. There is no reason for a fullback to attack the flank if you are looking for ball circulations in your own half.
  13. In short, yes. But be aware that such a style can lead to enormous amounts of pressure if the opposition isn’t willing to let the game go. So if you feel like there is one highlight after another for the opposition better switch back to a more intense approach by yourself.
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