retired_imoana

I am in my first season with Athletico Madrid and doing great so far. I play a flat 442 and have Aguero and Torres forward. They each scored 7 goals in 8 matches. do u think i should make Torres a target man or use a target man for even better results???
Thanks for advice. :thup:

retired_lonet

well for what it seems now is that you are getting a good result out of your player without the use of him being a target man so i would say stick with it.
it could turn round that if you put him as the target man, your other forward might not see as much and not become such a success as it is right now

retired_B-Scott

personally i have the found the 442 works better with no target man, but obviously each formation and style demands different approaches

retired_imoana

i ve never thought that i ll be able to come with a tactic that s gonna work so good.i am in my first season with athletico madrid and without any remarcable transfers i ve won 8 in a row and scored 27 goals while conceding 7. basicly i made a very quick tactic with short passing and closing down for 9 out of 10 players. it works great i get results and the games are fun to watch, but i am sure that there is still room for improvement. probably i ll try the TM after my tactic will not work so good anymore.
thank you for feedback.

retired_skyler900

my advice is if something isnt broke dont try and fix it

retired_elpata

2 fast strikers works best if you have a quality side. Pace and acceleration outweight most things I find.

A targetman with pace and acceleration though is the most lethal things you will see.

retired_imoana

Would fernando Torres make a good TM?