Well, the era of FM19 is gradually ending as we await for the announcement of FM20. But, we aren’t completely done with FM19 – not yet. Anyway, I suppose we all love the tactical part of the game, which makes it special.
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Spread the loveJuventus seem to be riding high with their new boss so far this season. They have highlighted some impressive performances and their style of play has changed drastically. Thanks to Maurizio Sarri possession base football. Thus, we are going to cover Maurizio Sarri 4-3-1-2 tactic at Juventus.
Spread the loveSince Brendan Rodgers took over Leicester City in 2018, the team’s style of play drastically changed. They now hold more possession unlike before. Their old use of an electrifying counter-attacking play dwindled over time since the departure of Claudio Ranieri. This season has seen the best of the Foxes since 2016. Therefore, I…
Spread the loveThis article is all about Massimiliano Allegri’s tactic at Juventus FC. The Italian manager has been the boss of The Old Lady since 2014. And, he has employed some tactical methods since then. However, this post will only focus on the 4-3-3 tactic he usually uses in this 2018/2019 campaign. Thus, this brings…
Spread the loveHere, we move to Mourinho Inter Milan 2009/2010 Serie A. In the previous article, I mentioned that Mourinho implemented two tactics in his 2009/2010 season with Inter Milan. Which were: 4-2-3-1 Version which he used at the UCL 4-4-2 diamond Version which he used at the Serie A Since I have detailed the…
Spread the loveOf all the versions of Football Manager I have played, the FM16 version proves to be more sensitive, smart, realistic, and sometimes more frustrating; perhaps the upcoming FM17 may beat FM16, but for now, the latest version proves to be the boss. Every change you make in FM16 counts. The kind of staff…
Spread the loveRafael Benitez’s Valencia was one of the best Valencia teams of all time, if not the best. This is due to Benitez’s 4-2-3-1 crushing machine tactic, it is called the crushing machine due to the team’s intense pressing strategy leaving the opponent little space to breathe or build up. At first, Benitez started…