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@Cleon I would also love to see your take on Bielsa 3-3-3-1. I have used your tactic from fm15(?), but I believe that new take on it would interest a lot of readers. Article maybe? other things i'm keen to see: Ajax development, invincibles (with segundo Volante would be the dream), new take on WM.

I upvote 4-1-4-1 posession. I would like to see how different line of engagement affects pressing and defending. I'm trying really hard to create 3-4-2-1 and I am struggling with loe because lower engagement makes my team more compact and also makes my am's to dribble more, but it doesn't feel "right"

@CleonI know the book is not about 442 box formation, but I have to say that this book (+old brazil five 10's, old box article) has really opened my eyes on how to defend with narrow formations. In the old article you had cm/su infront of roaming regista, because you needed some one to keep his place in the middle. In the new formation you ask AP/su to keep his position. What I realize is that you could also do other way around too and let for example a carrilero to defend the flank and have dlp to sit on position. I know this doesn't sound a lot, but really helped to create "invincibles" with Vieira in segundo volante role + Henry role as a raumdeuter. I'm now playing with asymmetric 442, because of your book.