Your C V vs the other superstars (at least in their minds) of FM gurus is pretty good. I like getting different perspectives, so yes, I like this kind of stuff.
Would be more interested in scenarios where the squad and/or expectations suit a tactic that isn't the meta of the game (not high line, pressing, attacking football). When is the meta of the game more important than squad strengths and expectations?
To be honest, I'm a lot more interested in learning how you play the game as opposed to other streamers, as I don't have the time to spend hours upon hours experimentally tweaking one tactic! I would love to learn more about how you play, e.g. transfer policy, planning for the future, player interactions, scouting, training, etc.
Mainly the first 11, since your best players will be in the first 11, especially at a big club like Barca where your best players are probably quite good
If somebody can answer my question, how does he have all the in game faces and official club logos in fm23. Is this a modd you have to install or is it something else?
Depends on what you value more between winning and developing the wonder kids. Wonder kids only need to get 6.75 match ratings or above to develop, so just make sure your tactic has a role that they can get that rating in
Is it too risky to play a 2-star CA GK if they have a 5-star potential? I've done it a few times and it didn't backfire, though I was managing mid table teams that were good enough to have decent chances of overperforming anyway. Not sure if it would be a good choice with a club with high expectations, just curious.
It's very difficult for a goalkeeper to develop without first team playing time, so you either have to send him out on loan or play him and accept he might not perform straight away. Personally I'm happy to accept the short term risk for the long term reward, and as a mid table team I'd say that's perfect to give him playing time. I'd just make sure you've got a good backup goalkeeper, maybe someone better than your youngster who'll accept a backup role, in case things go really wrong.
Depends on GK too but whatever happens make sure he gets to play. Its really dificult to find 5* potential and not rubbish young GK. I would keep playing him if he keeps up with your overall trajectory. When you look like pushing up the table and GK cant keep up then loan and get a old GK for a year or two then see how much progress there is. In real life too good and younger than 23 - 25yo goalkeepers are a rare thing.
love the idea of this video, this is super helpful. would like to see you try it at a different club, mainly because 1) barca have a lot better players overall than most clubs, which obviously makes building a tactic easier, 2) the assistant coaches are probably excellent, meaning you can really trust the star ratings a lot more than if you're managing a lower league club for example, and 3) barca probably have the clearest tactical identity of any club in the world, so the supporters' requirements are more important than at most clubs, which gives you a bigger hint on how to build the tactic anyway i love this video and i think it would be super cool if you posted a similar explanation of your tactical thinking when you join your next club. cheers kev!
I do I think opposition instructions make a difference, well on console anyway it seems to, I had 5 seasons finishing between 12 and 19 the season I discovered you can ask your assistant manger who to mark tightly show on to foot etc I got promoted with Chorley. I just start the match go on opposition instructions and ask assistant manager, I do it at the start of each half and when they make subs, my results have definitely improved since I found that option.
Not really teaching anything by going to a major club like Barca, where you can just pick based on players you’ve heard of…. Do the same video using a team from a much lower league.
Same routine, he does give a plan out, Check what board/fans want you to play etc Pick out best players Pick out formation etc suited to your best players
It is very hard duty if talk about succesfull tactic,,,before tactic must be disaster ..what is succesfull ,when your team go to top of the table,but for must be smart and expirence,,,for begin learn real tactics...next look wich is quali.player team have
I enjoyed this one, especially as an appetiser of what's to come at Barcelona in the NLTL save.
I enjoyed this Kev. Let's see more like it please!
Great insight, thanks! Perhaps a suggestion for a future video, how to turn things around during a poor run of form
Spam demand more lol
Praise them. Always praise them. When ever u can.
Great video, as a relative novice to the game, or at least someone trying to get back into it after a good few years away, this was really useful.
As a new player to FM, these videos are great. I'm looking forward to the next one
Your C V vs the other superstars (at least in their minds) of FM gurus is pretty good. I like getting different perspectives, so yes, I like this kind of stuff.
Super, looking forward to seeing the results and how it adapts over the coming weeks 🎉
Enjoying these tutorials and I have a very similar style (set and forget) towards tactics.
Who the hell knows - Kev failed it at Spurs as well despite the fact his CD got like 11 goals from set pieces or something daft in 6 months.
These aren't my favourite videos but I'll always watch and like anything you post
Saddo
Glazing heavy
Would be more interested in scenarios where the squad and/or expectations suit a tactic that isn't the meta of the game (not high line, pressing, attacking football).
When is the meta of the game more important than squad strengths and expectations?
Problem is, that if you play a high line, attacking and pressing tactic, you’ll always be fine. The meta always win in the end.
I enjoy these videos. Really help with my careers
Great video.
I'll share it to my friends and teams
Kev with a 5”10 centre back never thought I’d see the day 😂
I enjoyed this one thanks mate 🙏
I found this interesting because I seem to spend forever making tactics and never seem to get anywhere 😅
Yes please more of this.
Love the FTR shirt Kev🤩🤩
To be honest, I'm a lot more interested in learning how you play the game as opposed to other streamers, as I don't have the time to spend hours upon hours experimentally tweaking one tactic!
I would love to learn more about how you play, e.g. transfer policy, planning for the future, player interactions, scouting, training, etc.
Do you take any interest in the whole squad when planning a tactic, or is it just the first XI and deal with depth through transfers?
Mainly the first 11, since your best players will be in the first 11, especially at a big club like Barca where your best players are probably quite good
'You will play gengenpress whether u like it or not' that's me
Love you kev
i like these type of videos
Would have been better had you'd put the video into sections other than that great job Kev
Hi kev ❤
Me: checks the date. It’s not April 1. Struggles to comprehend Kev making a video about tactics.
I know this is pretty of topic but how cool would it be if someone made a mod that would let us play in the 1960’s for fm23
how does one 'make the most of set pieces?' in my current save, i have multiple attacking set piece routines created, but it never seems to be enough.
all those old players. kev clean out coming up (everyone knows kev loves the young boys lol)
Gegenpress and vibes
I apologise but FIRST!
If somebody can answer my question, how does he have all the in game faces and official club logos in fm23. Is this a modd you have to install or is it something else?
What if you’ve got an old team, but lots of wonder kids? Do you set the tactic to get the wonder kids game time or just for your current best 11?
Depends on what you value more between winning and developing the wonder kids. Wonder kids only need to get 6.75 match ratings or above to develop, so just make sure your tactic has a role that they can get that rating in
Hi how can we get your squad view?
Thanks
A tutorial about tactics from someone that usually just picks a standard one and doesn't tinker around with it...
Has anyone got a link for club badges and player pics all the links on fm scout sites been taken down for copyright
Get out my search history, Lollujo
Is it too risky to play a 2-star CA GK if they have a 5-star potential? I've done it a few times and it didn't backfire, though I was managing mid table teams that were good enough to have decent chances of overperforming anyway. Not sure if it would be a good choice with a club with high expectations, just curious.
It's very difficult for a goalkeeper to develop without first team playing time, so you either have to send him out on loan or play him and accept he might not perform straight away. Personally I'm happy to accept the short term risk for the long term reward, and as a mid table team I'd say that's perfect to give him playing time. I'd just make sure you've got a good backup goalkeeper, maybe someone better than your youngster who'll accept a backup role, in case things go really wrong.
Depends on GK too but whatever happens make sure he gets to play. Its really dificult to find 5* potential and not rubbish young GK. I would keep playing him if he keeps up with your overall trajectory. When you look like pushing up the table and GK cant keep up then loan and get a old GK for a year or two then see how much progress there is. In real life too good and younger than 23 - 25yo goalkeepers are a rare thing.
FORZA PALERMO 💗🖤
love the idea of this video, this is super helpful. would like to see you try it at a different club, mainly because
1) barca have a lot better players overall than most clubs, which obviously makes building a tactic easier,
2) the assistant coaches are probably excellent, meaning you can really trust the star ratings a lot more than if you're managing a lower league club for example, and
3) barca probably have the clearest tactical identity of any club in the world, so the supporters' requirements are more important than at most clubs, which gives you a bigger hint on how to build the tactic
anyway i love this video and i think it would be super cool if you posted a similar explanation of your tactical thinking when you join your next club. cheers kev!
I still play FM Touch 21 just because the Simulation is way faster and all the unnecessary bullshit is cut out.
Ps5 so different
Do you bother with player instructions and opposition instructions? Or do you feel it doesn't really matter?
No, they don’t seem to make any difference
I do I think opposition instructions make a difference, well on console anyway it seems to, I had 5 seasons finishing between 12 and 19 the season I discovered you can ask your assistant manger who to mark tightly show on to foot etc I got promoted with Chorley. I just start the match go on opposition instructions and ask assistant manager, I do it at the start of each half and when they make subs, my results have definitely improved since I found that option.
kounde is only 5 10
Not really teaching anything by going to a major club like Barca, where you can just pick based on players you’ve heard of….
Do the same video using a team from a much lower league.
Same routine, he does give a plan out,
Check what board/fans want you to play etc
Pick out best players
Pick out formation etc suited to your best players
It is very hard duty if talk about succesfull tactic,,,before tactic must be disaster ..what is succesfull ,when your team go to top of the table,but for must be smart and expirence,,,for begin learn real tactics...next look wich is quali.player team have