retired_jasminesmom825

you could maybe take a few more players out of the box. this might free it up slightly for the more important guys...the most important are= flick,mark keeper and stand on back post...im sorry if this doesn't work for you, like i said im tottenham who seem to have players suited to it...the crucial part is a small guy with good heading/jumping abilties on flick, i guess this is a bit of a luxury in the lower leagues...also, check your opposition to see the size of their defence. if their short you might be best putting your tall player on flick. my flick theory seems to work based on the 'mark tall player' instruction so a small player with good heading seems to slip through. in the lower leagues a taller person might do slightly better. give it a few games, i get alot of freekicks with lennon and silva on the wings and it seems to work on percentage's...good luck

thefranchize

I used this same method to great effect, albeit with a tall player. My centre back has jumping and heading both 18 and he scored I think 17 goals in my first season in league one. It got my very average Hudersfield team (with a very average manager )promoted.

Not nearly as effective in the second season tho, as hes no doubt being marked by better players. Having a short player in this role is a great idea.

retired_jasminesmom825

wylergnu...thanks for the reply i was starting to get worried then...hopefully a few more people will try it now ...grafton, wylergnu used a taller player. may be thats the solution to this tactic in the lower leagues

retired_sandhya_kl

this corner tactic has been discusses hundreds of times already mate, yes its very good but its nothing new.

retired_jasminesmom825

oh, ok...i was just happy to post it up when i found it, didnt necesarilly think it was groundbreaking (as a couple of posts have proved) but other posts have suggested that they don't know of it and would like know how it works