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retired_haynesleighe · 01-18-2008, 08:21 PM

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Originally posted by Mitja:
to tell you the truth I would like tactics to be even more in-depth.

So would I.

this right now it's even less then basis.

It's quite in-depth if you utilise all of the options at your disposal.

with actually giving your players duties the game would just copy IRE.

What is IRE?

I don't know why it is strange to you that we could be able to tell our players to double mark someone, or to cut inside or tu hug line.

It's not strange to me as the option for double-marking is already there. You set personal instructions for two players to man-mark the player. I feel that the option that is missing is the ability to tell your whole team to double-up on all of the attacking opposition players dependant upon who is on the ball (you can do this to a degree using the closing down settings for each player but I feel it doesn't work the way I would like it to). Cutting inside can be done using the attacking forward-arrow pointed into the hole behind the strikers. Hugging the line can be done by using the arrow to point all the way forward in a straight line. Certain players will make this decision more often themselves as it is part of their natural game. I feel this is fairly well represented presently.

yes preffered moves do define their playing bit how can you be sure it's not just instructions.

Not sure what you mean?

I beieve someone who is good at dribling it's his way of playing but also coach might use it as instruction (we have run with ball instruction allready right?, why we wouldn't have it for cut inside).

As I have illustrated above, we already have this by using the attaking arrows.

but to tell you the truth more then half of preffered moves don't work at the moment.

I honestly haven't noticed this but even if that is the case, I feel that it would be better to fix the preferred moves so they do work (if they don't) rather than duplicate tactical options.

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