retired_genngirl

Well i am using arsenal....can someone give some suggestion regarding the best tactic that i should use?? Currently i am using 4-2-3-1...with 3 AM

Below are my players:

Jens Lehmann
Fabrianski

Sagna
clichy
lahm
armand traore
kolo toure
gallas
micah richards
senderos

flamini
cesc fabregas
denilson
gilberto silva
hleb
vela
zapater
vicente
tomas rocsinky
kaka
van der vaat
van persie
walcott

sergio aguero
eduardo
adebayor
vagner love
bendtner

retired_dancingneko

Who would you like to be your first eleven?

retired_genngirl

Haha...for the first 11, me also not sure...pretty headache...but normally i will using the squad rotation policy, where the condition of the player is the priority.....

the best 11 would be

jens lehmann

lahm, gallas, micah richards clichy

fabregas, rosicky, kaka(amr), vicente(aml), van der vaat(amc)

Sergio Aguero

retired_dancingneko

So no Defensive Midfielder in your first eleven then. In view of that you could play a 433, but with your 3 midfielders all on the same line.


------------------- Lehmann ------------------

Lahm ------ Richards ----- Gallas ------ Clichy

------ Rosicky ---- Fabregas ---- Vaart ------

Kaka ---------------------------------- Vicente

------------------- Aguero --------------------


That's how Barcelona used to play, before signing Yaya Toure. Xavi, Deco and Iniesta, all creative attacking minded midfielders, the 3 of them in the middle. The extra man making up for the lack of a Defensive Midfielder.

You could have Van Der Vaart in the AMC position behind Aguero (as I think you do at present?), but he shoots an awful lot of (wasteful) long shots from there doesn't he? I play him in the midfield position because of that. Plus, with only 2 midfielders behind him who are not very defensive minded, it could be a weak spot.

For defensive games, you could put the two midfielders who are beside the central midfielder, on Forward Runs Mixed, and leave the central midfielder on Forward Runs Often. For attacking games, the other way around, the central one on Mixed, and the other two flanking him on Often.

I find that for Passing, it works better for me if the whole team is on the same type of Passing, even if on slightly different levels. Same for the Mentality. And I try and employ a Tempo to suit the Passing style. Slow-ish for Short, Normal for Mixed, Quick-ish for Direct.

You can't go too wrong if you more or less stick to that.

Hope that helps some.

retired_genngirl

hey..thanks for that...later i will try it on....