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A '''Technical Defensive Forward''', commonly [[Abbreviations|abbreviated]] TDF, | A '''Technical Defensive Forward''', commonly [[Abbreviations|abbreviated]] TDF and also known as "trequartista", increases the contribution of his [[passing]] skill to the [[attack]]. | ||
Depending on the skill levels of the player, a TDF may produce more attack when played defensively than when played [[normal]]. | Depending on the skill levels of the player, a TDF may produce more attack when played defensively than when played [[normal]]. | ||
The thinking behind this is to help simulate the real-world option of the withdrawn forward (a central player between midfielders and forwards) who uses his sensitive foot to deliver great passes. | |||
The extra bonus is only for a [[forward]] with [[technical]] [[speciality]] who is played [[defensive]]ly. Non-technical players have a lesser bonus. | |||
==See also== | |||
* [[Defensive_forward#Technical_Defensive_Forward|Defensive Forward]] | |||
[[Category: Player positions|Technical Defensive Forward]] | [[Category: Player positions|Technical Defensive Forward]] | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 26 November 2020
A Technical Defensive Forward, commonly abbreviated TDF and also known as "trequartista", increases the contribution of his passing skill to the attack.
Depending on the skill levels of the player, a TDF may produce more attack when played defensively than when played normal. The thinking behind this is to help simulate the real-world option of the withdrawn forward (a central player between midfielders and forwards) who uses his sensitive foot to deliver great passes.
The extra bonus is only for a forward with technical speciality who is played defensively. Non-technical players have a lesser bonus.
