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The tactic got its fame by EEEEEM, one of the luckiest ever HT manager in HKG, on Round 8 of D.1 in HKG, Season 26 (40) | The tactic got its fame by EEEEEM, one of the luckiest ever HT manager in Hong Kong (HKG), on 12 June 2010, Round 8 of D.1 in HKG, Season 26 (40) | ||
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This crazy formation ends at 4-2 victory, which is the biggest surprise win in HKG for (at least) last 12 seasons, and probably top 10 surprise win in the World in this season | |||
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[http://www93.hattrick.org/Club/Matches/Match.aspx?matchID=271087478 terry 2-4 EM] | [http://www93.hattrick.org/Club/Matches/Match.aspx?matchID=271087478 terry 2-4 EM] | ||
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Revision as of 11:28, 11 July 2010
EM tactic
The tactic got its fame by EEEEEM, one of the luckiest ever HT manager in Hong Kong (HKG), on 12 June 2010, Round 8 of D.1 in HKG, Season 26 (40)
This crazy formation ends at 4-2 victory, which is the biggest surprise win in HKG for (at least) last 12 seasons, and probably top 10 surprise win in the World in this season
terry 2-4 EM
| Rating details | ||
|---|---|---|
| Love Mimi Football Club | BEYOU36 | |
| Midfield | formidable (high) | outstanding (very low) |
| Right Defence | world class (very low) | inadequate (low) |
| Central Defence | magnificent (low) | passable (high) |
| Left Defence | magnificent (high) | inadequate (low) |
| Right Attack | world class (low) | inadequate (low) |
| Central Attack | world class (very high) | outstanding (low) |
| Left Attack | world class (high) | weak (very high) |
| HatStats (total only) | 400 | 242 |
| Indirect set pieces | ||
| Defence | excellent (very low) | solid (very low) |
| Attack | excellent (very low) | passable (high) |
| Team Attitude | (Hidden) | (Hidden) |
| Tactic | Normal | Attack in the Middle |
| Tactic skill | (no tactic) | extra-terrestrial |
Tactical Positioning
Using 7 IMs and 3 FWs and AIM to try to get positive result
