nick1408 Posted June 30, 2016 Share Posted June 30, 2016 So I have had a bit of an experiment and come up with this: PI's as follows: Gk: Slow pace down, roll it out, distribute to CB's DM: Shoot less often, dribble less, more direct passes, more risky passes RW: Cross More Often, Cross from deep BBM: Get further forward, more risky passes BWM: More risky passes LW: Dribble more, cut inside, cross less often Note: The LW changes to a DWs when Baines or another defensive player comes into this spot. When they do they get the PI to cross more often I thoguht the original offering by Herne didn't offer enough movement on the field and this stifled attack. I decided to fix this by getting the BBM and BWM to offer a bit more movement with PI's for the BBM and a change of duty for the BWM. There was always a risk of being caught out of position but so far after 11 games I have 7 wins and 4 draws with 21 goals for and 10 against with 6 clean sheets. Not the best for goals against yet but I am working on that. I felt that the four blokes central was fine and kept in line with what Herne was moving towards. In my opinion it is actually fairly solid at the back. Wth a box-to-box midfielder he does just that so does help with attack and defence. The game I will highlight is one that was really different to the other 10 games I played with this tactic. I won 3-4 but the interesting thing was I had 4 goals in the first half with only 37% possession. The point? Efficiency with possession. Match Stats: Player Stats: Goals against: [video=youtube_share;J8Gy4vHtPtk] Most of you will see the errors in defence causing the goals better than I will but I see the own goal being Stones not being in front. 2-4 would have been acceptable I feel. I have been averaging 52.25% possession so the above game is really against the grain but the system still stood up and didn't really let Stoke do anything with all that possession (well, 3 goals but no points) Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
mikcheck Posted July 1, 2016 Share Posted July 1, 2016 Personally I don't think it makes much difference.Both Feghouli and Cancelo performed well. In other saves I've used same footed players on the same wings as well as opposite footed players and they all perform well. Interesting thanks Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
forlegaizen Posted May 10, 2017 Share Posted May 10, 2017 Nice thread herne, just a little question. Am I right to assume you didnt choose any playmaking roles besides the regista to funnel the play even more to Parejo? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.