Tactics 2-2-1-3-2 Tiki-Taka with goals galore!!!

[Teemhothy]

Good day y'all,

I'll go straight to the point ....this tactics is very crazy ....with a weird skeletal structure but don't fret it's actually a demonic set up covering every facet of the pitch....let's dive in now shall we?

positions

 

• sweeper Keeper: He plays out from the back ....most times rolling it to the bpd who ventures forward or split the midfield and defense with a pass.... expect occasional defense splitting pass to your wingers from your sweeper keeper...he also mops out any loose balls from deep since you'll be playing a high line....kicking throwing and pace is a must as well as decision at least 15
• BPD: the second starting point of attack ....needs to be well rounded ability wise to avoid errors...such as dwelling on the ball for long....or innacurate pass...just think Van dijk.... tackling...passing... dribbling...pace .... decision and creativity needed at least 15

If you notice there's a awful lot of space in front of him ...to allow him roam and do his thing

• CD: he's the warrior in the team he clears out any danger....and complement the bpd ....the danger of having 2 bpd is quite big...as they could leave your defense prone to errors....always think balance when creating a tactic....if you'll also notice a dlp who will drop deep is directly in front of him limiting him (the CD) to doing his job alone 
• IWB: this tactics success relies heavily on this role....they are the one who confuse the opponent....they are my best role in fmm simply because they are machines....they offer 3 important role in the team....

**Defending...basic responsibility they will track any wingers or inside forward 

***Width ...they will go outside of your wingers providing extra width ...or stay just behind...performing a rebound cross if the winger cross is blocked 

**** Crowd the midfield...  this comes with a condition they must have a free path to the Midfield....as you can see my left IWB is blocked by my dlp  ...in this case he most times wouldn't stay in midfield but rather look to provide  extra width on the left hand side...whilst the dlp do damage 

The right IWB tho has a free path all the way to the AM ...he then moves to midfield providing extra passing lanes ...and supporting the lone dlp and can push up as far as quick one two with the AM or shooting from distance ....he also provides width as well

• DLP: offers protection when IWB's go venturing forward as well as performing the Jorginho role ...provide passing lanes ....dictate tempo...switch the ball to flanks and picking out the extra run from over lapping IWB from deep....
• AM: he drop deep most times just a lil ahead of the DLP acting as pivot in the AMC role everything goes thru him in the final third...
• W: the wingers must have good teamwork and crossing ....cos most of your goals will be crossing ....they pull out opposing full backs cos of their tendency to hug the touch line this gives the AM room to run to...as well as the DLP whose path isn't blocked by the AM.... you will often see your dlp in the am role due to the space in the middle  and vice versa (i.e am in dlp role) they have this space thanks to the overloading of touchline by W And IWB
• T: things get interesting here ....the trequartista also drop deep into the lil space accomplished by shifting the am to the right.....dropping deep means the wingers can pick him out with a quick one-two and suddenly the wingers are in the box...this create chain of reaction...with the IWB lurking on the wings assuming the wingers role now ...series of cross and rebounded cross will bombard the 6 yard box with the AM waiting to pounce as well....

Also expect lot of assist from him to the poacher he is the focal point in the 6 yard box

P: his job is to score ....aerial is a must 

 

This tactics is superb because it's roles complement each other  ..every space and adjustment is intentional for a particular reason .....and as well as crossing and scoring there's a wild card in passing thru the middle and tiki taka-ing your way into the box ...the team instructions made sure of that ...lot of option ...lot of scoring path ways ...will update with more info later

 

 

Edited July 9, 2019 by Teemhothy
Correction

[Teemhothy]

@kowak here you go....the tactics that got me 82 assist from the wings and 1200 goals from my poacher

[AndersJ]

How does the tactic work with a normal team in the first 1-2 seasons :)?

[desmon111]

can you show the result?

 

[bandit228]

engine?EME?

[Teemhothy]

1 hour ago, AndersJ said:

How does the tactic work with a normal team in the first 1-2 seasons :)?

Might take some getting used to but ...after a few months it'll bang

[Teemhothy]

59 minutes ago, desmon111 said:

can you show the result?

 

I just started the season dunno if it'll suffice but I've been using this tactics from varanama to EPL ....very very good tactics ....relies on outscoring the opposition....

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54 minutes ago, bandit228 said:

engine?EME?

Yeah EME definitely

[Teemhothy]

Check out my left IWB assist in a single game ....Hello finger he got 5 

[Teemhothy]

Possession always in the 57-65 %

Everton limited to a shot all game

 

For some reason Tottenham seems to be my nemesis in this game....always tough for me to win

Liverpool gengen pressing destroyed

 

[Helio]

Wealdstone with a 95,000+ stadium in 2027? 🤔

[AndersJ]

45 minutes ago, Helio said:

Wealdstone with a 95,000+ stadium in 2027? 🤔

If he wins it all over some seasons ( 6 ) he can easily upgrade to a massive stadium :)!

[Helio]

2 minutes ago, AndersJ said:

If he wins it all over some seasons ( 6 ) he can easily upgrade to a massive stadium :)!

Quite a success indeed! 

[Teemhothy]

10 minutes ago, Helio said:

Quite a success indeed! 

The road from varanama to EPL in itself is a massive success on it's own ...not to talk of bossing the league (EPL) and UCL ....got my stadium rebuild and rename offer thanks to this 

[bandit228]

no work.lose first matchs 3:6,1:6,1:2 and 1:4(((((((

[Helio]

46 minutes ago, Teemhothy said:

The road from varanama to EPL in itself is a massive success on it's own ...not to talk of bossing the league (EPL) and UCL ....got my stadium rebuild and rename offer thanks to this 

Its working quite great for me, 5 straight wins in a newly promoted Cadiz in Spain... 👍Didn't even adapt my positional training yet. 

[Teemhothy]

1 hour ago, bandit228 said:

no work.lose first matchs 3:6,1:6,1:2 and 1:4(((((((

Bet your iwb are piss-poor ....a good iwb could change the story...need I mention the fact that in game tactics and instructions are equally important

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1 hour ago, Helio said:

Its working quite great for me, 5 straight wins in a newly promoted Cadiz in Spain... 👍Didn't even adapt my positional training yet. 

Cheers mate keep me posted on how it pans out eventually

[Teemhothy]

A quick in game analysis to further drive home my point ...but before that a few point to note;

 

A good tactics is as good as the players playing it....iwb should be your focus ....get a very good iwb and you should beat anyone....iwb is famously adopted by Pep guardiola ....who plays Fabian Delph in that role ....Delph drops to midfield to create more numbers in the middle ...

 

Aside this in game instructions is equally important and I can't over emphasize that enough....the art of responding to your opponent changes ....guess that's story for another day

 

Now back to the analysis;

1.  Playing out from the back 

 

**First observe how the Trequartista drops deeper than the poacher due to the ridiculous space behind him....a  quick one-two and things could escalate real fast

** The AM also with this same situation dropping deep to utilize the space behind him....he's the one with a > pointed at him.....if he gets the ball he'll have a lot of ground to cover and make defense killing decision with that space he's got....

***Lastly notice the right IWB.....almost on par with the AM....forming somewhat of a Midfield 3 with the AM and DLP beside him 

Also notice how my Left IWB can't do this cos of the DLP blocking him off...instead he hangs around the winger

 

Nope not thru the wings this time they decided to use the middle....a reverse pass to the dlp from the winger who quickly rolls it to the AM and quickly the machine of the tactics is in space...to wickedly run into and cause damagelike I said IWB are a secret weapon ...create a free path for them to the midfield and they'd run all the way up....causing damage ....here he assumes the AM role and the AM assumes the dlp role...all due to spaces behind or in front of one player or the other

 

Now observe the left IWB and the winger ... they'll always be on par... closely following each other with the left IWB limited to this cos of the DLP in his path

I can go on and on...but your IWb is very important ...one will wreak havoc on the left hand side with crossing together with your LW whilst the other will be all over the right hand side....performing a host of destruction

 

We examine more cases later 

 

 

 

 

[AndersJ]

Theese are my results. Not all players are suitable, but most sertainly are

[John flow]

6 hours ago, Teemhothy said:

Good day y'all,

I'll go straight to the point ....this tactics is very crazy ....with a weird skeletal structure but don't fret it's actually a demonic set up covering every facet of the pitch....let's dive in now shall we?

positions

 

• sweeper Keeper: He plays out from the back ....most times rolling it to the bpd who ventures forward or split the midfield and defense with a pass.... expect occasional defense splitting pass to your wingers from your sweeper keeper...he also mops out any loose balls from deep since you'll be playing a high line....kicking throwing and pace is a must as well as decision at least 15
• BPD: the second starting point of attack ....needs to be well rounded ability wise to avoid errors...such as dwelling on the ball for long....or innacurate pass...just think Van dijk.... tackling...passing... dribbling...pace .... decision and creativity needed at least 15

If you notice there's a awful lot of space in front of him ...to allow him roam and do his thing

 

• CD: he's the warrior in the team he clears out any danger....and complement the bpd ....the danger of having 2 bpd is quite big...as they could leave your defense prone to errors....always think balance when creating a tactic....if you'll also notice a dlp who will drop deep is directly in front of him limiting him (the CD) to doing his job alone 
• IWB: this tactics success relies heavily on this role....they are the one who confuse the opponent....they are my best role in fmm simply because they are machines....they offer 3 important role in the team....

**Defending...basic responsibility they will track any wingers or inside forward 

***Width ...they will go outside of your wingers providing extra width ...or stay just behind...performing a rebound cross if the winger cross is blocked 

**** Crowd the midfield...  this comes with a condition they must have a free path to the Midfield....as you can see my left IWB is blocked by my dlp  ...in this case he most times wouldn't stay in midfield but rather look to provide  extra width on the left hand side...whilst the dlp do damage 

The right IWB tho has a free path all the way to the AM ...he then moves to midfield providing extra passing lanes ...and supporting the lone dlp and can push up as far as quick one two with the AM or shooting from distance ....he also provides width as well

• DLP: offers protection when IWB's go venturing forward as well as performing the Jorginho role ...provide passing lanes ....dictate tempo...switch the ball to flanks and picking out the extra run from over lapping IWB from deep....
• AM: he drop deep most times just a lil ahead of the DLP acting as pivot in the AMC role everything goes thru him in the final third...
• W: the wingers must have good teamwork and crossing ....cos most of your goals will be crossing ....they pull out opposing full backs cos of their tendency to hug the touch line this gives the AM room to run to...as well as the DLP whose path isn't blocked by the AM.... you will often see your dlp in the am role due to the space in the middle  and vice versa (i.e am in dlp role) they have this space thanks to the overloading of touchline by W And IWB
• T: things get interesting here ....the trequartista also drop deep into the lil space accomplished by shifting the am to the right.....dropping deep means the wingers can pick him out with a quick one-two and suddenly the wingers are in the box...this create chain of reaction...with the IWB lurking on the wings assuming the wingers role now ...series of cross and rebounded cross will bombard the 6 yard box with the AM waiting to pounce as well....

Also expect lot of assist from him to the poacher he is the focal point in the 6 yard box

P: his job is to score ....aerial is a must 

 

This tactics is superb because it's roles complement each other  ..every space and adjustment is intentional for a particular reason .....and as well as crossing and scoring there's a wild card in passing thru the middle and tiki taka-ing your way into the box ...the team instructions made sure of that ...lot of option ...lot of scoring path ways ...will update with more info later

 

 

Are u sure u didn't use the ige

[AndersJ]

1 minute ago, John flow said:

Are u sure u didn't use the ige

Why should he? And why do you ask? Its not very polite to suggest it even.

[John flow]

2 minutes ago, AndersJ said:

Why should he? And why do you ask? Its not very polite to suggest it even.

Just asking bro

[Teemhothy]

31 minutes ago, AndersJ said:

Theese are my results. Not all players are suitable, but most sertainly are

Haha mate... same problem I face somehow Tottenham is programmed to beat and match this tactics....could take a couple of month .... training...and getting the right players...to work for you from the looks of it

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32 minutes ago, John flow said:

Are u sure u didn't use the ige

Why would I use IGE and go all thru this stress typing this.....

[Teemhothy]

I think people find it difficult to believe wealdstone from varanama Is playing in the EPL but I worked my way up ....it was a journey ...haha

[bandit228]

i test this tactic any russian big and small clubs,no work for me((((

[shosky]

Forget all this long analysis, the tactics isn't working. Spent over 300mil bringing in the right players still the tactics flopped. 

[Aaron Thornton]

On 08/07/2019 at 22:06, John flow said:

Just asking bro

A little box appears in the bottom right hand corner of every screen except the match screen, so no he didn’t use an IGE

[Teemhothy]

12 hours ago, shosky said:

Forget all this long analysis, the tactics isn't working. Spent over 300mil bringing in the right players still the tactics flopped. 

It's normal.... I didn't say it's a bullet proof tactics....it will take time and some getting used to....but it'll bang afterwards...been using it for 8th season straight now....since varanama....so give it time ...

[Teemhothy]

Just now, Teemhothy said:

It's normal.... I didn't say it's a bullet proof tactics....it will take time and some getting used to....but it'll bang afterwards...been using it for 8th season straight now....since varanama....so give it time ...

It's not for the impatient...recall getting players confused by unusual formation in the match report page at the start ...but it gradually faded......

[shosky]

2 hours ago, Teemhothy said:

It's not for the impatient...recall getting players confused by unusual formation in the match report page at the start ...but it gradually faded......

Used for 2 seasons with inconsistent results. I believe 2 seasons are enough to test a tactic

Edited July 11, 2019 by shosky

[Aaron Thornton]

It scores well and has a solidish defence, so I think I was unlucky to lose a quarter of my matches.