Technical Defensive Forward: Difference between revisions
From Hattrick
Jump to navigationJump to search
Mr Wednesday (talk | contribs) Provide enough content to understand what a TDF is. |
mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
A '''Technical Defensive Forward''', commonly [[Abbreviations|abbreviated]] TDF, is a [[forward]] with [[technical]] [[speciality]] who is played [[defensive]]ly. The technical specialty significantly increases the contribution of his [[passing]] skill to the [[attack]] | A '''Technical Defensive Forward''', commonly [[Abbreviations|abbreviated]] TDF, is a [[forward]] with [[technical]] [[speciality]] who is played [[defensive]]ly. The technical specialty significantly increases the contribution of his [[passing]] skill to the [[attack]].<br> | ||
The thinking behind this is to help simulate the real-world option of the withdrawn forward (a central player between midfielders and forwards) who uses his sensitive foot to deliver great passes (from editorials).<br> | |||
Depending on the skill levels of the player, a TDF may produce more attack when played defensively than when played [[normal]]. | |||
See: [[Defensive_forward#Technical_Defensive_Forward|Defensive Forward]] | |||
[[Category: Player positions|Technical Defensive Forward]] | [[Category: Player positions|Technical Defensive Forward]] | ||
Revision as of 13:46, 19 December 2013
A Technical Defensive Forward, commonly abbreviated TDF, is a forward with technical speciality who is played defensively. The technical specialty significantly increases the contribution of his passing skill to the attack.
The thinking behind this is to help simulate the real-world option of the withdrawn forward (a central player between midfielders and forwards) who uses his sensitive foot to deliver great passes (from editorials).
Depending on the skill levels of the player, a TDF may produce more attack when played defensively than when played normal.
See: Defensive Forward
