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The all out tactics highly relies on getting '''all''' chances in a game, as normally such a team does not have a great defence (due to the offensive central defenders). The counter tactics are then of course: | The all out tactics highly relies on getting '''all''' chances in a game, as normally such a team does not have a great defence (due to the offensive central defenders). The counter tactics are then of course: | ||
*Having a massive central defence and play counter-attacks | *Having a massive central defence and play [[counter-attacks]] | ||
*Somehow still winning the midfield | *Somehow still winning the [[midfield]] | ||
Revision as of 12:47, 25 November 2005
The "all out tactics" (German also Schweinetaktik) concentrates on getting as high a ball possession as possible, by
- Playing 3-5-2 (or even 2-5-3)
- Playing both Wingers towards the middle with high playmaking skills (WTM)
- Playing one or two offensive central defenders with high playmaking skills (OCD)
- Playing Attack in the middle (AIM)
The all out tactics highly relies on getting all chances in a game, as normally such a team does not have a great defence (due to the offensive central defenders). The counter tactics are then of course:
- Having a massive central defence and play counter-attacks
- Somehow still winning the midfield
