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trlabor
A [[formation]] used occasionally by users [[training]] [[scoring]], [[playmaking]] or [[passing]].  It allows for very strong attack [[ratings]], but is severely disadvantaged by [[confusion]] in the midfield, as it is impossible to gain [[formation experience]] with this formation.  When the inners are played offensive and wingers are offensive too, it is called an [[All ahead full]] formation. It is also used along with [[All out tactics]].  [[Passing]] trainers use this in friendlies and against teams with no midfield to max-out the [[training]] positions.
A [[formation]] used occasionally by users [[training]] [[scoring]], [[playmaking]] or [[passing]].  It allows for very strong attack [[ratings]], but is severely disadvantaged by [[confusion]] in the midfield, as it is impossible to gain [[formation experience]] with this formation.  When the inners are played offensive and wingers are offensive too, it is called an [[All ahead full]] formation. It is also used along with [[All out tactics]].  [[Passing]] trainers use this in friendlies and against teams with no midfield to max-out the [[training]] positions.



Revision as of 22:26, 19 December 2008

trlabor A formation used occasionally by users training scoring, playmaking or passing. It allows for very strong attack ratings, but is severely disadvantaged by confusion in the midfield, as it is impossible to gain formation experience with this formation. When the inners are played offensive and wingers are offensive too, it is called an All ahead full formation. It is also used along with All out tactics. Passing trainers use this in friendlies and against teams with no midfield to max-out the training positions.


Example of 2-5-3
GK
E.IM CD E.FW WBD
WN IM IM WN
FO FO