With our readers constantly requesting for Sarriball, we at Fmtrendgames had to make out time and observe Maurizio Sarri’s tactic at all angles. We looked at his tactic at both Napoli and Chelsea.
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Are Thre Any Player Traits I Should Aviod
From this tactic( sarriball) the guardiola one and the ajax one which better for a top team like arsenal?thanks a lot
They are all very suitable for Arsenal team. But personally, i prefer the ajax tactic.
Hi, where i found training so called plays one-twos?
On the player development, under training, you will see PLAYER TRAITS. Then, click on “Discuss trait to add”. Pick any coach you wish to train that player (choosing an attacking coach is better). Then, click on Movement Training.
An interaction window between you and the coach will appear. Then select “… attempting a few more one-twos to help the tempo of the game.” Now, the coach might say it’s not suitable for the player. Ignore it by selecting “I have greater experience…” That’s all.
Make sure your players keep training under this trait until they do well in it.
Analiza la táctica del RB leipzig
Lo intentaremos. Gracias por recordarnos.
Hi i’m using this tactic with Chelsea and i’m getting great results currently in all competitions and in a title race with Liverpool in my first season and its march but i’m having trouble in games away from home against the big 6 sometimes getting thrashed or drawing i was wondering what i could do to solve this issue (i used balanced mentality away from home btw)
Away games are sometimes tricky. But what i do is that i first check if the opposition is using balanced, positive, or attacking mentality. If that’s the case, i leave mine balanced. But if as the match goes on and they continuously press us for like 15—20 minutes using that positive or attacking mentality, or if they get a goal and continuously press us, i then switch to positive (since am using a big team also).
However, if they (i still mean tough teams) are using cautious or defensive on their home ground, i set mine to cautious. Man City used this trick. They used defensive mentality when i faced them on their home ground with this tactic – i was really surprised. So i set mine to cautious in the dressing room before kick-off (that’s what i always do when i want to change). We were winning with one goal. Then at 80th minute, Pep immediately switched to attacking and they later equalised in the 93rd minute. So, sometimes you just can’t help it. Home team has an advantage.
The picture below shows the review match against Man City.
Ok thanks, I’ll give it a try with adapting to opposition mentalities and i also want to mention one more thing I’ve never had this issue early to mid part of the season but since end of February / start of March my players have been getting a lot of red cards now i know that the press is quite aggressive and maybe the players at my disposal are not the most naturally gifted at tackling but there was a period in March where there was at least one red card for 4-5 games straight and i wanted to ask if you got that and if so/not any tips on how to solve this because i’m not the most knowledgeable / well-versed FM player xD
Sometimes it happens that way. But this is mostly because “Get Stuck In” is enabled in this tactic. So to reduce this, select “Stay on Feet” instead. But have in mind that this could reduce the effectiveness of this tactic.
However, if you wish not to remove “get stuck in”, you can change the tackling instruction of the player who has a yellow card – just select Ease Off Tackle on the player instructions window. Or, you can substitute that player with a yellow and has a potential of getting a red. These are ways you can use to avoid a red card.
What Mentality Do You Use home and away?
Because am using Chelsea, I use positive or sometimes attacking while at home. But, i usually use balanced at away.