Big Dunk
Enigma_87
Big Dunk Tactics
Flexible 4-1-3-2 shape. Solid and compact in the defensive phase, clever movement and direct in the attacking phase.
Law and Seeler are unleashed in my system. My potent strike partnership offers off-ball industry, clever link-up play across the pitch and elite finishing. Two hard-working forwards who will make intelligent runs in both the inside and outside channels. Häßler, Jugović, Matthäus and Kaltz will supply worldclass crosses and long passes to my front two. Seeler and Law are both lethal in the air, in the box or running into the last third on the end of crosses. Law and Seeler's intelligent movement will pull my opponent's defence out of position, creating space for each other or my midfielders to exploit.
Both Jugović and Häßler can drift inside from the wing into clever positions between the lines. Two very industrious and creative side midfielders, who will help defensively, supporting my fullbacks and help in the build-up phase, able to tuck in or stay wide. Voronin is the perfect defensive screen in front of my back line, while linking defence to the attack with his excellent ball distribution. Voronin can also sit deeper between my centrebacks, never allowing us to be outnumbered defending a counterattack. The defensive security and high workrate of Voronin, Häßler and Jugović provides the platform for Matthäus to play his peak box-to-box role, with the freedom to make his driving penetrative runs beyond Law or Seeler. When defending my midfield quartet will form a compact line.
Stam and Buchwald are two very tough defenders, excellent man-markers, physically dominant and able to defend against both strong target men, technical forwards or pacy dribbling attackers. Kaltz is a very consistent fullback, known for his crossing ability and defensive skills. Kaltz will be encouraged to overlap Häßler, supporting the attack. Briegel is a versatile defender boasting incredible physique and able provide width down the flank or inverting centrally.
Engima_87 Tactics
Formation: 4-3-3, similar to Bayern around Robbery and Lewa. Exploit the flanks, moderate press and control the proceedings in the middle of the park.
Defence:
Two great full backs in Cole and Zanetti, with the latter being the more attacking one in this game. Cole will be in his balanced role, providing support in attack. Dias and Cannavaro are at the heart of defence. Dias will be key in his distribution from the back, Cannavaro as a stopper and foil alongside him. Moderate defensive line.
Midfield:
Arie Haan will act as a holder which is something he made a living out of during his heyday. He was a tenacious player with good playmaking skills and powerful shot. Next to him we have Pool's powerhouse and midfield general Souness, acting in his main conductor role. Rakitic will perform his Barca role contributing in both phases, keep things ticking.
Attack:
The focal point of the team - one of the finest wingers the game ever seen, which also enjoyed great success playing together - Robben and Ribery. As a complete central forward we have Marco van Basten who would feed off the creativity behind him but also be what would be expected from modern #9.
Focal points:
- Robbery and Van Basten. A trio that had it all and would be very difficult to stop.
- Defensive line consisting of two of the most balanced full backs that are solid at the back and can keep things tight. In the Dias/Cannavaro is also IMO a very complimentary pair and as good as it gets given the theme of the draft
- midfield line that can control the pace and tempo of the game, but also each one of them can contribute in the defensive phase and harass the opposition and force them into losing possession.
A little bit of Marco magic:
Rakitic a complete midfielder:
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Enigma_87
Big Dunk Tactics
Flexible 4-1-3-2 shape. Solid and compact in the defensive phase, clever movement and direct in the attacking phase.
Law and Seeler are unleashed in my system. My potent strike partnership offers off-ball industry, clever link-up play across the pitch and elite finishing. Two hard-working forwards who will make intelligent runs in both the inside and outside channels. Häßler, Jugović, Matthäus and Kaltz will supply worldclass crosses and long passes to my front two. Seeler and Law are both lethal in the air, in the box or running into the last third on the end of crosses. Law and Seeler's intelligent movement will pull my opponent's defence out of position, creating space for each other or my midfielders to exploit.
Both Jugović and Häßler can drift inside from the wing into clever positions between the lines. Two very industrious and creative side midfielders, who will help defensively, supporting my fullbacks and help in the build-up phase, able to tuck in or stay wide. Voronin is the perfect defensive screen in front of my back line, while linking defence to the attack with his excellent ball distribution. Voronin can also sit deeper between my centrebacks, never allowing us to be outnumbered defending a counterattack. The defensive security and high workrate of Voronin, Häßler and Jugović provides the platform for Matthäus to play his peak box-to-box role, with the freedom to make his driving penetrative runs beyond Law or Seeler. When defending my midfield quartet will form a compact line.
Stam and Buchwald are two very tough defenders, excellent man-markers, physically dominant and able to defend against both strong target men, technical forwards or pacy dribbling attackers. Kaltz is a very consistent fullback, known for his crossing ability and defensive skills. Kaltz will be encouraged to overlap Häßler, supporting the attack. Briegel is a versatile defender boasting incredible physique and able provide width down the flank or inverting centrally.
Engima_87 Tactics
Formation: 4-3-3, similar to Bayern around Robbery and Lewa. Exploit the flanks, moderate press and control the proceedings in the middle of the park.
Defence:
Two great full backs in Cole and Zanetti, with the latter being the more attacking one in this game. Cole will be in his balanced role, providing support in attack. Dias and Cannavaro are at the heart of defence. Dias will be key in his distribution from the back, Cannavaro as a stopper and foil alongside him. Moderate defensive line.
Midfield:
Arie Haan will act as a holder which is something he made a living out of during his heyday. He was a tenacious player with good playmaking skills and powerful shot. Next to him we have Pool's powerhouse and midfield general Souness, acting in his main conductor role. Rakitic will perform his Barca role contributing in both phases, keep things ticking.
Attack:
The focal point of the team - one of the finest wingers the game ever seen, which also enjoyed great success playing together - Robben and Ribery. As a complete central forward we have Marco van Basten who would feed off the creativity behind him but also be what would be expected from modern #9.
Focal points:
- Robbery and Van Basten. A trio that had it all and would be very difficult to stop.
- Defensive line consisting of two of the most balanced full backs that are solid at the back and can keep things tight. In the Dias/Cannavaro is also IMO a very complimentary pair and as good as it gets given the theme of the draft
- midfield line that can control the pace and tempo of the game, but also each one of them can contribute in the defensive phase and harass the opposition and force them into losing possession.
A little bit of Marco magic:
Rakitic a complete midfielder:
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