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I thought mentality affects or distributes risk. Therefore a positive mentality will ensure your players play riskier passes while a cautious one will make them play short and less riskier passes.

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This helped me so much, thank you! Any chance you could do a video on using the datahub to adapt to the opposition / improve your tactic

Love the work and dedication you put in. Maybe it’s time to have a go on what different formations have as pro and contra and go formation by formation in general. U just just scratched the surface with the last couple of segments! Keep going!!

Trap me outside how bout dat

Thank you for this video, i always have this role in my tactic since it was introduced. Watching this gave me a whole new way of looking at it that will improve how i use it thank you

Usually I use which trap depending on the tactic style of the opponent's head coach. Outside for wing play & inside for the others. But this video does change my perception of it. I have good height from my three CBs but lower than average pace. Plus I'm using a much higher defensive line so maybe trapping inside isn't the best approach even though I have a good BWM. I'm definitely more comfortable trapping them outside in general (hoping for the opponent committing more men forward so I could hit them during the counter) & maybe try allowing crosses in. Thank you for this video & my apologies for writing a long comment on this.

Great vid as usual mate. Im going to try this as i never do this

absolutely perfect place to get familiar with fooball tactics

I like your videos, can you guide the Data Hub

I play a 3-4-3 diamond and I always use trap outside, which seems incongruous at first. Why would I try to force the opposition to play in areas where I am weakest - on the flanks? The idea is simple - because I'm strongest centrally. They can run up and down the flanks all day if they want, but if they want to cross into the area, I have 3 big central defenders and a half back in there to defend it. Good luck.

great video, kiss from brazil

It feels like most of the OOPI should be caveated with "however in a back 3, some of this dosen't work the same, be cautious and watch closely if you try these." because from my experience if you use a 3421 and use trap inside my 2 am's sit on the touchline when setting up for an oppo goalkick, to bait a interior pass, i may need to watch the centerbacks and wingbacks more to see how they respond, and see how i can utilize these for interior pressing traps.

Hooray! Glad this one came up. Very useful indeed, I feel like you should use trap inside only in systems which look for direct counterattacks or counterpressing systems to reinforce that tactic. For me trap outside feels more natural and using the sideline as an extra defender allows you to recover but is probably less useful as you noted if your looking to drive forward on the counter, but very useful to complement play for set pieces and time waste. I never was looking at the defenders for the trap location, only at the mids and forwards because thats where i hear about pressing traps from real game analysts (i.e. the wan bissaka gambit". As always your research work is becoming invaluable to my enjoyment of the game.

Love it as always. I like the Akbar reference too “It’s a trap”

Thank you for this, you earned a new subscriber. Not only is this helpul in the game it really breaks down the positons really well to help in real life. I feel i am being a better player irl thanks to this video. Thank you 👍

I use the "mark specific position" option to create defensive shapes

I've been spending a lot of my most recent save trying to get the most out of out of possession instructions and your final thoughts are touching on my personal conclusion - to use the opponent's strength against them. Both trap instructions have merit, but for are best used according to how the opponent plays and why you're seeking to trap them there. What this boils down to is either stopping the opponent being able to play in a certain way, or allowing them to play the way they want and punishing them for it. The former for me is to lock down a game and prevent my opponent creating opportunities to score, the latter is for general play, let the opponent go where they want and try and force turnovers.

Excellent vidéo, minor point it would be great to see what happens when the strat doesnt work, like to see the weakness of each trap. Great work

handshake ! you are legend for many

does it make that much of a difference if instead of trapping them outside with the team instruction you do it instead with opossition instructions? for example by tight marking the players in the center and forcing them to play with the feet closer to the line.

Wow well done with 20k subs mate, been a while since ive been on your channel as I didnt have my PC, got it back now though so will have to catch up on your vids 👍

brilliant once again DLP knows his stuff

hello DLP, can you explain us about opposition instruction

Always wondered how this works, amazing video again!

At least make your examples with Paok team to help me more to learn something 🤣🤣,best videos best explaination keep the good work

What is your observation about opposing teams trying to avoid pressing traps? Let's say we want to win the ball in the center of the field because we have many hard working and physically strong players with good tacklings, would it make more sense to use "trap outside" because the opposing team might try to avoid our pressing traps by passing the ball to the central players which is what we want?

Man, can't tell you enough about the amount of knowledge I've gathered binge watching your videos this week! Started a fresh new save just because of it, haha. I like to use the Pressing Trap instruction with all the intel we can get in the Data Hub. People don't talk enough about how important a good team of analysts can be... In there you can see the best pockets in the field to attack, the weaknesses to exploit during the match... literally everything. Like DLP says, everything in the instructions tab are situational and not set and forget so we gotta be mindful on how to utilize those.

Can you make a how to create space in a 4-2-4? I know it's not a very sustsinable tactic but it's just so fun and it would be nice to optimize it, cheers! 😊

can you make video about the Opposition Instructions combined with pressing trap please

Once again a great video! Your player role video's are a gold mine and have helped me a lot in tweaking my tactics. Looking forward to seeing more like this one on team instructions. So far I've never used the pressing trap but I feel I know enough to start playing around with it. Thanks! I hope your channel will get more traction soon, you deserve it!

Ok now use Everton and beat another team using a pressing trap! 😂

I'd like to see you take on a save, starting unemployed

There it is, the vid on Traps 😂

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Great content as always. We want more!

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I never used those team instructions, but does it make sense to press outside and invite cross if you are dominant in the air? The low crosses issues would remain though. Great video as always, Teacher!!!!

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Excellent video, as always. Bonus points for the Star Wars reference 😂

My favourite informal FM RUclipsr!

Thank you for all your videos

so I've been using a diamond midfield can I replace the DLP with a CM on support duty..... my guys got a great long shot.. I don't want to hinder that

Video request: it would be very nice to see you breakdown mentality on fm24, how they works on tactics and what is the different one or another.

What skin are you uting mate?

Amazing video again, you have no idea how helpful this channel is to everyone in the FM community, I do have a question though, I’ve noticed in a lot of your videos you don’t really use a lot of team instructions, certainly not the mainstream meta ones that have a lot of success in FM, is that just for the purpose of testing things on your videos to show people how certain roles operate without added instructions or do you find you have a lot of success without using them?

Do you ever do some of these scouting steps in advance of your match? Either watching highlights of the opponent or anything involving the data hub? This method is great just curious if there are any tips you would have for getting your starting posture set before the game starts.

great stuff mate

thanks for the help mate

Hello i want to ask about training schedule. Is it a must to put "recovery" and "rest" training a day after match? . because i see you're not using recovery or rest on monday when you have match on sunday. Can you explain it? Thanks.