Guys I have worked day and night on a 11-0-0 formation. In this formation 5 players sit on the remaining 6 player shoulders and they cover the goal completely, thus leaving no room for the ball to go in. This formation guarantees a nil nil in all games. Giving solid 38 points to the team and keeping it safe from relegation.
On FM I play a Libero+Inverted Attacking Wingbacks 3-1-6. Its crazy how Ive used this Tactic from 2011 and seeing it now work IRL. My 9 and 10 combine with the Libero just like you showed in the Box Midfield. The Key for me was Ball Winning 10s and Fast or Smart CBs.
@@cyb3rbruh Galatasaraylı değilim ama sempatim var. Eski feneri de seviyordum apiahli alexli. Şu anki fener rezalet. Göndermeselerdi keşke ardayı en azından maç oynardı. Bunun dışında beğendiğim oyuncu leao, raphinha, Cole palmer, osimhen böyle kaliteli bir oyuncu değil ferdi. Pozisyonu farklı olabilir izlerken zevk vermiyor. Marcelo Roberto Carlos gibi backler izlediğinde futboldan zevk alıyorsun. Ferdinin nesi var kosmasindan başka zaten çok iyi olsaydı tekniği olsaydı man utd giderdi
as a st pauli fan for more than 15 years now this kinda hurts. not only fabian left, but our most important player of the last season, marcel hartel. the first two games this season left the impression that we probably going down again to div 2. i like to think with fabian and marcel we would have had an actual chance to secure div 1.. anyway the video was pretty accurate as far as i can tell, keep it on!
Yeah that is the hard part about being a fan of a smaller team. It would have been amazing to see how he would have faired against the teams in the bundesliga
Good detailed in depth analysis. Easy to see and understand what looks like from off the field. But how players on the field know where they should be is amazing. They each have to know where their teammates are.
Because it's a task based structure d'uh... It's not because you don't have a ref that the tasks he is responsible for disappear. Same with players. It's not because a player isn't explicitly assigned to a position, that the basic tasks of it disappear.
St Pauli didn't hear much of them but their statistics in 2nd Bundesliga were insane. Hardly surprised Fabian switched to a more traditional back 4 because leaving too much space and overcommiting players against city arsenal liverpool is an instant 5 nil L for brighton 😂
He actually did try to play with a back 4 at St. Pauli (in a pre-season game) but asked the players what they feel more comfortable with. So the players decided to play a back 3/5. I guess the same happened at Brighton.
@@manzilraiThey had a good momentum going on even before the red card, the goal conceded was a personal mistake. If Arsenal won then they deserved it but Brighton getting a draw is deserved too
Perhaps Fabian Hurzeler's most interesting attribute is his willingness to adapt and learn. He didn't completely overhaul Roberto DeZerbi's Brighton system with the St. Pauli one, instead he put his own tweaks and flair to Brighton's 3ATB last season. The inverted wingback is more common under Hurzeler but the buildup is between 3ATB and 4ATB, just like RDZ last season. Hurzeler uses a more advanced CM instead of a RDZ double DM pivot as well.
You solved the basic problems posed in the Harry Enfield documentary Arsenal 1933 versus Liverpool 1991. Finally you came up with a way to beat the tactic of gluing the ball to a players foot.
First, you need specific players. Second, you will need a long bench for the season. The amount of running some of the players do is huge. It's not a tactic for every club, but for a team ranked around 20th to 10th position, it is a legitimate way to compete for 50-60% of the points. I like aggressive football with high pressure and midfielders who can cover wide and long distances, but for a season with 50+ games, it's tough. 4-4-2 diamond is totally different tactic but at the same time you need CM who can cover on flangs and help RB and LB in Def game. + you will need exceptional RB and LB who can really play strong 1 on 1 and in the same time who can cover the whole flang in both phases of the game.
I'm not sure I know a lot about this, so I would appreciate it if you could provide me with more information. I realize I made a small mistake in my earlier message: I meant to say, "At the same time, you need two central midfielders who can cover the flanks." I was referring to the two midfielders on the sides of the diamond shape. Players like Seedorf, Lampard, and a young Gerrard were capable of this, and Henderson was an excellent option for this type of game. Please, I'd love to hear more from you! ;)
8:50 is an interesting strategic concept that I didn't even think about being used in football. I am a Rocket League player and we have a similar concept (although not highly spoken about) that many pros made use of instinctively on their come-up during the COVID and preCOVID era called a "half-turn", which basically does the same thing. NOTE: Half-turn is distinctly different from a half-flip. A half-turn is entirely a positional feature that allows for more effective cutting, defending, and counters. While half-flip is a bailout mechanic for poor position or unexpected clears that is unsurprisingly used less the higher level you get.
As an extra, they also took Ferdi. The best ball-carrying full-back you've ever seen. I am a Fenerbahçe fan and throughout the season I watched him make excellent plays with playmaker wings like Tadic. I think they will be very compatible with Mitoma. But if there is a dribbling winger in front of him, his usefulness decreases. Because they're trying to use the same half space corridor
When i was really young, like 8 or 10 years old, i was playing house league soccer in Canada and my dad was our coach. We're Dutch and he loved total football. We set up as a 2-3-5. And basically every other team was 4-4-2. We won every game all year by at least 5 goals. Something like 25 games. I hardly remember the ball ever being in our own half all year. I think our goalie took like 10 shots against all year. We just smothered them in their own end, nobody had an answer to our strategy. Everyone hated us. Lol. The league commissioner tried all year to remove our speedy players trying to handicap us, still didnt work. Lol
Im a west ham fan and this is pretty much what slaven bilic did when we were chasing the game. "Who needs midfielders? just play 6 strikers across the defensive line and hoof it long to them!"
Hello brother, I follow you from Turkey and you have thousands of followers with me, but I have never seen Turkish teams do tactical analysis until now, and that's why I want mourinho's Fenerbahçe tactics from you.i’ll even pay for it
To play his 7 defenders 7 attackers formation the team needs to have so many work horses. It's not that easy. And it is very prone to counter attacks against better attacking teams.
Its great to see this merge of relationism, evolving the concept. The way out of the pression is just very similar with Fluminense did so well last year, in Libertadores.
@@DK_FALCON but during arsenal game I saw the fullbacks inverted to middle field but anyway this was great tactical analysis great and awesome video 👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟😎😎😎👌👌👌.
He’s the most interesting coach of PL. Watching his tactics on games are fun and reminds me European basketball where coaches play chess on every single moment. Especially the last Arsenal game was insane.
@@yemi9196 If you think logically, there is a huge difference in the individual quality of Arsenal and Brighton players, take that into consideration as well, along with the fact that Arsenal were playing at home. Even Manchester City struggled to get a draw against a 10-man Arsenal team
This kind of reminds me of a no mans land where you have this huge chunk of space where basically no player occupies that space (at least not until the transition from the build up)
I love this. I don't much about the game of European football so videos like this give me ideas when I'm playing FM because I love innovations in tactics in sports. You gave a very good breakdown and explanation of what the tactic is and while listening to the video I would pause and see how FM can do it. Some of things I couldn't figure out how to do. That could be either the limitation of the current interface or something that would have to happen by the players themselves and that's where their ratings come into play. Vision, Anticipation, Positioning, Decisions and the mobility ratings (Pace, Acceleration, Agility, Balance) in particular strike me as key for pulling this kind of thing off. Have to read the play, know where to be, and of course be able to get there. One thing in particular I would love to do is the whole "face vertically" you described for the back line. I don't know what that would be in FM terms, or would it be simulated by going High Defensive Line, Drop Off More, and then their acceleration, agility, and balance ratings? But then that would seem to run counter to the "catch them offside", which would seem to imply Step Up More defensive instruction? Would love some thoughts from more experienced FM'ers on how to emulate this situation especially with the defensive line behavior.
We need a medilibar coach tactics analysis... He won back to back European cups and especially the second one was an unexpected one. Olympiakos had never been even at top4 of a European competition and he struggled during the year until medilibar took charge of the team. Thanks in advance
It's like futsal, where the middle of the field has a lot of space. However, to connect the defense and the attack, the team needs one player to fill the middle of the field
I love when you get pressed and you have no midfielders and keep the squad long and Wide, so you can make fast and direct passing that doesnt rely on "Random" like long balls and are also fascinating to Watch. Parma Is very good in that and Is playing very good in theyr First season in serie a after while
@@pesxbarca I know that and have been trying to achieve it by making my own interpretation of it but it's not working properly. Need to see how DK Falcon does a breakdown of that
@@pesxbarca it's not that simple. de bruyne is playing as wide playmaker in a diamond midfield setup. it's interesting and have been trying different roles but haven't quite nailed it yet
Mottas been doing the same at Bologna and got them into the Champions League. Now at Juventus and using the same tactics. Using a hybrid of Guardiooa & De Zerbi tactics.
japan also does that since the last few years. in the asian cup, friendlies etc. 307/127 and other similar structure with a very long line of 6-8 and with the defenders very high as midfielders. the up and down and consistantly movement from the 7 up top is were all the passing lines are. ofc only against a low block or teams that dont press much like Myanmar etc
The WM formation has been used since 1920's... it made a comeback over the last 10 years or so because teams started high pressing. The WM creates dilemmas because if you press the back you need numbers which then leaves the midfield open and a simple direct ball or a drive out of defense can begin an attack. Or if they choose not to press then you'll control the game against their low block.
Is it just me? Or does this seem like how Erik Ten Hag wants Manchester United to play with a fully fit squad (i.e. when Yoro is back, with Martinez and De Ligt either side of him)? This curiously make some sense why the middle of the park was always empty last season...
For this to work you need incredibly good players who know positioning intimately, while also have very high endurance and speed. If you have that, his overload tactics could be the future.
Hello, I am a Galatasaray fan from Turkey. I can say that our coach Okan Buruk is trying to make the team play like this, but he has not been able to do it in terms of play yet. I would be very happy if you could make a video for this tactic of Okan Buruk.
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Guys I have worked day and night on a 11-0-0 formation. In this formation 5 players sit on the remaining 6 player shoulders and they cover the goal completely, thus leaving no room for the ball to go in. This formation guarantees a nil nil in all games. Giving solid 38 points to the team and keeping it safe from relegation.
😂 masterclass
Man United should use this
Just made my day😅😂
Lol😅😅😅
😂😂😂
On FM I play a Libero+Inverted Attacking Wingbacks 3-1-6. Its crazy how Ive used this Tactic from 2011 and seeing it now work IRL. My 9 and 10 combine with the Libero just like you showed in the Box Midfield. The Key for me was Ball Winning 10s and Fast or Smart CBs.
FM is not real life.. touch grass
@@JackTheStrippaI think they know that, that’s why they said it’s “crazy” that a similar tactic is being replicated.
@@JackTheStrippait's close to it tho, but would love to see you try it
man can u write all the roles or sumn?
Not real life... But a pretty good simulator
First video I've seen on this channel, and I'm impressed by how well analysed and well explained the tactics are. Excellent video!!
hürzeler signing ferdi makes so much sense now. ferdi is excellent for that kind of wb role. he will wear it like a glove, considering his skill set.
Ferdi only skill is running all pitch back and forth
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@@cyb3rbruh Galatasaraylı değilim ama sempatim var. Eski feneri de seviyordum apiahli alexli. Şu anki fener rezalet. Göndermeselerdi keşke ardayı en azından maç oynardı.
Bunun dışında beğendiğim oyuncu leao, raphinha, Cole palmer, osimhen böyle kaliteli bir oyuncu değil ferdi. Pozisyonu farklı olabilir izlerken zevk vermiyor. Marcelo Roberto Carlos gibi backler izlediğinde futboldan zevk alıyorsun. Ferdinin nesi var kosmasindan başka zaten çok iyi olsaydı tekniği olsaydı man utd giderdi
@@cyb3rbruh Bi de Hollanda gibi futbolcu yetiştiren bir ülkeden gelmesine rağmen çöp ferdi. Türkiyede olsa sanayide çırak olurdu
as a st pauli fan for more than 15 years now this kinda hurts. not only fabian left, but our most important player of the last season, marcel hartel. the first two games this season left the impression that we probably going down again to div 2. i like to think with fabian and marcel we would have had an actual chance to secure div 1..
anyway the video was pretty accurate as far as i can tell, keep it on!
orrr wie schade :(
Yeah that is the hard part about being a fan of a smaller team. It would have been amazing to see how he would have faired against the teams in the bundesliga
Good detailed in depth analysis. Easy to see and understand what looks like from off the field. But how players on the field know where they should be is amazing. They each have to know where their teammates are.
Because it's a task based structure d'uh... It's not because you don't have a ref that the tasks he is responsible for disappear. Same with players. It's not because a player isn't explicitly assigned to a position, that the basic tasks of it disappear.
St Pauli didn't hear much of them but their statistics in 2nd Bundesliga were insane. Hardly surprised Fabian switched to a more traditional back 4 because leaving too much space and overcommiting players against city arsenal liverpool is an instant 5 nil L for brighton 😂
Give us flick tactics
they played arsenal and had a draw
@@justwaynem was it a a draw based on tactics though
He actually did try to play with a back 4 at St. Pauli (in a pre-season game) but asked the players what they feel more comfortable with. So the players decided to play a back 3/5. I guess the same happened at Brighton.
@@manzilraiThey had a good momentum going on even before the red card, the goal conceded was a personal mistake. If Arsenal won then they deserved it but Brighton getting a draw is deserved too
Perhaps Fabian Hurzeler's most interesting attribute is his willingness to adapt and learn. He didn't completely overhaul Roberto DeZerbi's Brighton system with the St. Pauli one, instead he put his own tweaks and flair to Brighton's 3ATB last season. The inverted wingback is more common under Hurzeler but the buildup is between 3ATB and 4ATB, just like RDZ last season. Hurzeler uses a more advanced CM instead of a RDZ double DM pivot as well.
That’s the advantage of getting a second league coach. Especially in the other leagues finances are tighter so they have to adapt to what they have…
Yes, the video explains this...
@@Thunterise The video covers St Pauli not Brighton
You solved the basic problems posed in the Harry Enfield documentary Arsenal 1933 versus Liverpool 1991. Finally you came up with a way to beat the tactic of gluing the ball to a players foot.
First, you need specific players. Second, you will need a long bench for the season. The amount of running some of the players do is huge. It's not a tactic for every club, but for a team ranked around 20th to 10th position, it is a legitimate way to compete for 50-60% of the points. I like aggressive football with high pressure and midfielders who can cover wide and long distances, but for a season with 50+ games, it's tough. 4-4-2 diamond is totally different tactic but at the same time you need CM who can cover on flangs and help RB and LB in Def game. + you will need exceptional RB and LB who can really play strong 1 on 1 and in the same time who can cover the whole flang in both phases of the game.
You know nothing.
I'm not sure I know a lot about this, so I would appreciate it if you could provide me with more information. I realize I made a small mistake in my earlier message: I meant to say, "At the same time, you need two central midfielders who can cover the flanks." I was referring to the two midfielders on the sides of the diamond shape. Players like Seedorf, Lampard, and a young Gerrard were capable of this, and Henderson was an excellent option for this type of game. Please, I'd love to hear more from you! ;)
8:50 is an interesting strategic concept that I didn't even think about being used in football. I am a Rocket League player and we have a similar concept (although not highly spoken about) that many pros made use of instinctively on their come-up during the COVID and preCOVID era called a "half-turn", which basically does the same thing.
NOTE: Half-turn is distinctly different from a half-flip. A half-turn is entirely a positional feature that allows for more effective cutting, defending, and counters. While half-flip is a bailout mechanic for poor position or unexpected clears that is unsurprisingly used less the higher level you get.
weirdly I don't watch football games often, but will look for Fabian Hürzeler games!
Hansi flick's barcelona tactics next
We needed for sure,you snapped on that
Best tactic video I have seen in a while. Great illustrations, maybe a bit too much of swirling and zooming for my taste, but I'm getting old.
As an extra, they also took Ferdi. The best ball-carrying full-back you've ever seen. I am a Fenerbahçe fan and throughout the season I watched him make excellent plays with playmaker wings like Tadic. I think they will be very compatible with Mitoma. But if there is a dribbling winger in front of him, his usefulness decreases. Because they're trying to use the same half space corridor
wai they have signed him ?
When i was really young, like 8 or 10 years old, i was playing house league soccer in Canada and my dad was our coach.
We're Dutch and he loved total football.
We set up as a 2-3-5. And basically every other team was 4-4-2.
We won every game all year by at least 5 goals. Something like 25 games.
I hardly remember the ball ever being in our own half all year. I think our goalie took like 10 shots against all year.
We just smothered them in their own end, nobody had an answer to our strategy.
Everyone hated us. Lol. The league commissioner tried all year to remove our speedy players trying to handicap us, still didnt work. Lol
Bro this is the single greatest video i have ever watched on tactics! The production value, the perfect explaination and the story telling. AWESOME!
Im a west ham fan and this is pretty much what slaven bilic did when we were chasing the game. "Who needs midfielders? just play 6 strikers across the defensive line and hoof it long to them!"
UTD done this for the past 18 month
I said it over and over again, Dortmund should get him, but they decided to work with Sahin. It will be interesting to see who will have more success.
I just wanna say that this video with all that grafics is so good! This is a damn good presentation and a high level content on this platform
Hello brother, I follow you from Turkey and you have thousands of followers with me, but I have never seen Turkish teams do tactical analysis until now, and that's why I want mourinho's Fenerbahçe tactics from you.i’ll even pay for it
Everyone knows Mourinho's tactics. Its boring and stale
Score first & park the bus, just saved you 10 minutes
To play his 7 defenders 7 attackers formation the team needs to have so many work horses. It's not that easy. And it is very prone to counter attacks against better attacking teams.
Its great to see this merge of relationism, evolving the concept. The way out of the pression is just very similar with Fluminense did so well last year, in Libertadores.
great analysis❤
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Really nice presentation and explanation.
Thanks!!
Impressive video 👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Dk falcon is a legend
Thank you so much❤
@@DK_FALCON but during arsenal game I saw the fullbacks inverted to middle field but anyway this was great tactical analysis great and awesome video 👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟😎😎😎👌👌👌.
This is literally my fav youtube channel right now
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@@mtk3755real shii
Is the striker DLF? I don’t think it was talked about on the video and the image was blurred when showing the wingers?
Great video as always!
underrated channel. one of the most fun and best tactical anylsis videos
Respect! This channel is so underrated..
He’s the most interesting coach of PL. Watching his tactics on games are fun and reminds me European basketball where coaches play chess on every single moment. Especially the last Arsenal game was insane.
Lol. You mean the same tactics that he needs Arsenal to go one man down and still struggle to get a draw?
@@yemi9196 If you think logically, there is a huge difference in the individual quality of Arsenal and Brighton players, take that into consideration as well, along with the fact that Arsenal were playing at home. Even Manchester City struggled to get a draw against a 10-man Arsenal team
This kind of reminds me of a no mans land where you have this huge chunk of space where basically no player occupies that space (at least not until the transition from the build up)
what an amazing channel.
Please talk about Ruben Amorim from Sporting
This is just crazy.Just 4 years ago, Hürzeler coached and played for a club in a small german village, just a few km from where I live
I love this. I don't much about the game of European football so videos like this give me ideas when I'm playing FM because I love innovations in tactics in sports.
You gave a very good breakdown and explanation of what the tactic is and while listening to the video I would pause and see how FM can do it. Some of things I couldn't figure out how to do. That could be either the limitation of the current interface or something that would have to happen by the players themselves and that's where their ratings come into play. Vision, Anticipation, Positioning, Decisions and the mobility ratings (Pace, Acceleration, Agility, Balance) in particular strike me as key for pulling this kind of thing off. Have to read the play, know where to be, and of course be able to get there.
One thing in particular I would love to do is the whole "face vertically" you described for the back line. I don't know what that would be in FM terms, or would it be simulated by going High Defensive Line, Drop Off More, and then their acceleration, agility, and balance ratings? But then that would seem to run counter to the "catch them offside", which would seem to imply Step Up More defensive instruction?
Would love some thoughts from more experienced FM'ers on how to emulate this situation especially with the defensive line behavior.
Your videos are amazing.
Can you make a video about kompany tactics, it will be nice .
Thanks for the excellent video. Did you play with the tactics in FMM?
i want try after watch this
Great information thank you. Chelsea's thomas tuchel please
We need a medilibar coach tactics analysis... He won back to back European cups and especially the second one was an unexpected one. Olympiakos had never been even at top4 of a European competition and he struggled during the year until medilibar took charge of the team. Thanks in advance
Great video my guy! Much love from Brazil!
Thank you so much❤
Pls 🙏 new luis Enrique tactics of psg @dkfalcon , they have scored 14 in 3 games 😅😅
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@@IsraelOluwabiyiso what league you play in Mr ucl????
@@IsraelOluwabiyiIn what league you play Mr ucl??
@@IsraelOluwabiyiyes & no, it still takes alot to translate his tactics & make it work
As a Brighton fan a can happily say on behalf of our fan base………..cheers then 👌🏻👊
Dinizismo mentioned✔️
It's like futsal, where the middle of the field has a lot of space. However, to connect the defense and the attack, the team needs one player to fill the middle of the field
I love when you get pressed and you have no midfielders and keep the squad long and Wide, so you can make fast and direct passing that doesnt rely on "Random" like long balls and are also fascinating to Watch.
Parma Is very good in that and Is playing very good in theyr First season in serie a after while
bro make a tactical video feel like a vice documentary. it's great
Vídeo sensacional, sou do Brasil e achei o conteúdo sensacional.
It will be very interesting to see if this works this season.
It is very tough need every player to be on same level each and every game.
Need a tactical analysis of Guardiola 2024-25 setup
It's a 3-1-6
@@pesxbarca I know that and have been trying to achieve it by making my own interpretation of it but it's not working properly. Need to see how DK Falcon does a breakdown of that
@@10Zenil basically Rico Lewis has the freedom to roam in the right side
It's basically the same 3223 but Lewis has more freedom
@@pesxbarca it's not that simple. de bruyne is playing as wide playmaker in a diamond midfield setup. it's interesting and have been trying different roles but haven't quite nailed it yet
@@10Zenil you're trying to recreate on FM or PES 21 ?
How about an analysis of hansi flick's start with Barcelona?
Brilliant analysis and animation
What a great video.
Even if the topic wasn't as interesting as it was to me this deserves 10/10
Would be epic if you also do post match analysis. I wonder your point of view
Mottas been doing the same at Bologna and got them into the Champions League. Now at Juventus and using the same tactics. Using a hybrid of Guardiooa & De Zerbi tactics.
I have something to ask I’ve went through your page and I haven’t seen it so, can you make a video on the Inzaghi’s Inter please?
Very good content.
Enzo maresca's Chelsea next
Excellent presentation !!
Nice vid bro, can you make one for De Rossi's Roma, Amorim's Sporting or Jaissle's Al Ahli
Thanks for the suggestions!
Great video. However, I'm now gonna spend the entire upcoming weekend trying to do it on Football Manager!!!
Very interesting, thank you for the great work
great content as always. Could you add an updated version of Simone Inzaghi's Inter tactics to your list?
these videos are always masterclasses
Thank you so much! ❤
That's not new. It's has been used by Brazilian side São Paulo before, where the only player in midfield is the one doing box to box.
🙇 🙏 Analysis of Hansi Flick's Barcelona
Please do Kompany's Tactics
Nice video man. Great graphics!!!
Wow. Great analysis.
Thank you so much🙏
japan also does that since the last few years. in the asian cup, friendlies etc.
307/127 and other similar structure with a very long line of 6-8 and with the defenders very high as midfielders.
the up and down and consistantly movement from the 7 up top is were all the passing lines are.
ofc only against a low block or teams that dont press much like Myanmar etc
Would love to see a video about Vincent Konpany's Bayern tactics!
Great explanation!!
Thank you so much!
Hii DK FALCON I am from Indonesia and your content is usefull...keep spirit bro....good
Hope we continue to FM25 too
Nice work ❤
Basically a long ball counter playstyle while attacking
Efootball legends unite
The WM formation has been used since 1920's... it made a comeback over the last 10 years or so because teams started high pressing. The WM creates dilemmas because if you press the back you need numbers which then leaves the midfield open and a simple direct ball or a drive out of defense can begin an attack. Or if they choose not to press then you'll control the game against their low block.
Is it just me? Or does this seem like how Erik Ten Hag wants Manchester United to play with a fully fit squad (i.e. when Yoro is back, with Martinez and De Ligt either side of him)? This curiously make some sense why the middle of the park was always empty last season...
Yeah but the Prem isn’t made for this the physicality overpowers anything like this therefore Brighton went to 4231
325 is a very old formation ,it was used by Preston North End in their Invincible season ,,,,
Yo bro I'm loving this
Fabian Tactics remind me of some weird Football Manager 2024 tactics
He just chowed Man City and not even I can believe it actually worked.
Hello, thank you for the video, we enjoy watching it from Turkey. I hope one day there will be a video of José Mourinho's tactics in Fenerbahçe
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if this tactic can surprise the world he prob do a video but if it will go like now he prob dont make video about that
Interesting, very interesting!👍now i have to watch the other videos thanks to the algorithm.
Man, first time watch your video I F LOVE IT
argentina please, great vid
For this to work you need incredibly good players who know positioning intimately, while also have very high endurance and speed.
If you have that, his overload tactics could be the future.
can't wait for enzo maresca's or spalleti's tactics
Best regards from St.Pauli in Hamburg.
its similar with ETH in Man united. Intersting video
Exactly what I thought. Main difference is dm rather than libero.
The moment I saw your comment, I lost all hope for this tactics. 😂😂😂
Wonderful video
Thank you so much!
Hello, I am a Galatasaray fan from Turkey. I can say that our coach Okan Buruk is trying to make the team play like this, but he has not been able to do it in terms of play yet. I would be very happy if you could make a video for this tactic of Okan Buruk.
Obrigado pelo ótimo conteúdo, gostaria muito que essa aula fosse em PT- BR! Abraços do Brasill
It’s insane how good Ferdi Kadioglu fits these tactics 😮
Se é no Brasil, chamam de maluco, professor Pardal e todos os outros adjetivos conhecidos. Agora, porque é um "John Smith", vira gênio.
What a video !!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is gonna backfire so hard I’m up for it
Truly a great manager (to be first you need to be odd)
perfect videos
How can two different directions 90 degrees apart both be described as vertically? One has to be horizontally, no?
Please do the MSN tactics