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How is this possible?

By kalasnjikov - 03-04-2016 03:23

How is this possible? Played with young player and win ! http://www.managerzone.com/?p=match&sub=result&mid=846887068How is this possible? Played with young player and win !
http://www.managerzone.com/?p=match&sub=result&mid=846887068

 

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Odg.: How is this possible?

By kalasnjikov - 03-04-2016 03:24

Look at the players of both teamsLook at the players of both teams

Odg.: How is this possible?

By kalasnjikov - 03-04-2016 03:29

and second match again. This team have only one great player, atacker, first match http://www.managerzone.com/?p=match&sub=result&mid=846887068 second match http://www.managerzone.com/?p=match&sub=result&mid=846887067and second match again. This team have only one great player, atacker,
first match
http://www.managerzone.com/?p=match&sub=result&mid=846887068
second match
http://www.managerzone.com/?p=match&sub=result&mid=846887067

Re: How is this possible?

By matttombstone - 03-04-2016 18:18

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Firstly, wrong forums dude, should have been in MZ talk. I'm no guru these days, but I can only imagine the tactic he's using get's the best out of his players. It looks narrow and compact meaning there's little risk of putting the ball out and as they're close together there's low risk passing going on, meaning less chances of interceptions happening. If you matched up tactically you'd probably win and if you utilised the space in the wide area by playing a winger you essentially have an unmarked man, meaning you'd get plenty of crossing chances.Firstly, wrong forums dude, should have been in MZ talk.

I'm no guru these days, but I can only imagine the tactic he's using get's the best out of his players. It looks narrow and compact meaning there's little risk of putting the ball out and as they're close together there's low risk passing going on, meaning less chances of interceptions happening. If you matched up tactically you'd probably win and if you utilised the space in the wide area by playing a winger you essentially have an unmarked man, meaning you'd get plenty of crossing chances.

Re: How is this possible?

By coconut_wolf_bandit - 04-04-2016 01:07

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I agree. Your tactic, when lined up with his, doesn't look good. I can't say what level of skill difference would be need to make and effect on this situation, but I would say that poor players with good tactics wins against average players with poor tactics. Or, you could have just be done in by the sim.

matttombstone wrote:

I can only imagine the tactic he's using get's the best out of his players. It looks narrow and compact meaning there's little risk of putting the ball out and as they're close together there's low risk passing going on, meaning less chances of interceptions happening.

I agree.

Your tactic, when lined up with his, doesn't look good. I can't say what level of skill difference would be need to make and effect on this situation, but I would say that poor players with good tactics wins against average players with poor tactics.

Or, you could have just be done in by the sim.

Odg.: How is this possible?

By kalasnjikov - 06-04-2016 04:31

I do not know??!?! I play many time with youn players and with not so good players against better team, and I never win, although in those games I have good tactics against poor tactics of my opponent. When mean poor tactics of my opponent, i mean misery tactic.I do not know??!?!
I play many time with youn players and with not so good players against better team, and I never win, although in those games I have good tactics against poor tactics of my opponent. When mean poor tactics of my opponent, i mean misery tactic.

 

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