What I end up doing if I’m trying to close out a away game when I’m in the lead is change the tempo to as slow as you can go, passing to short and time wasting to as high as it goes. I’ve had this formation for four seasons now the side is getting better and better as the years tick by. While you may not finish the season at the highest scorers in the league the way I see it the results are the thing that matter.Īs your team progresses you can add quicker and more skillfull players into the same formation and be even more effective. Much of the this formation it geared up into stiffling the opposition and then hitting them on the break. I score most of my goals from my two attacking midfielders with my forward acting not as a target man just more of a pain in the backside, chasing down balls etc… The main keys to this formation are to have at least one very strong centre back, a strong defensive midfielder and good attacking midfielders. As odd as it looks it has really helped me punch above my weight in the Premier league with a couple of fantasic wins away Liverpool, Chelsea and Man Utd as well is domination at home. The system I’m currently using is with West Brom and is a rather odd 3-3-1-2-1 formation. Add 2 spanish cups and 2 super cups and 2 more european supercups and 2 more world club chanpions.I’ve had several emails from people asking for some tactical advice for Football Manager 2008 (Worldwide Soccer Manager) and have finally got round to sharing some. It took some games to learn how it could perform better but i reached a good strong layout.Īfter a first season of learning i achieve 2 spanish leagues and 2 champions league in a row in season 2 and 3. After spending one entire season learning the game and develloping a 4-4-2 based tactic i finallly realized that was better to play 4-3-1-2, so midway through i changed from a 4-4-2 to a 4-3-1-2.
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