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England: The 4-4-2 is not dead – Part 1

England: The 4-4-2 is not dead – Part 1

July 20th, 2010 in Formations

So much has been said over the past 6 weeks about the death of the 4-4-2, the rise of the 4231 and that England would be better to get rid of a formation that has been a stable of its footballing culture for over 30 years. It is also a discussion that even in modern football at the top it has died.... Read more
Why Squad Gelling Is So Important For Your Football Manager Success

Why Squad Gelling Is So Important For Your Football Manager Success

June 29th, 2010 in Management

The following conversation between Gareth Millward (Millie) and Jordan Cooper is a transcript from Part 5 of the audio compliment for Communication and Psychological Warfare '10. Both of them sit down to discuss the finer points of Squad Gelling and how it is essential if you are looking to gain... Read more
World Cup 2010 Group C: Football Manager 2010 Analysis

World Cup 2010 Group C: Football Manager 2010 Analysis

June 18th, 2010 in Editorials

England v USA The game billed by the Americans as if they were the massive underdogs, one billed by the UK press with ignorance of USA sport. But neither could have  been more wrong as both sides were equally matched, the strong US team were never going to be any push over’s and tactically... Read more
World Cup 2010 Group B: Football Manager 2010 analysis

World Cup 2010 Group B: Football Manager 2010 analysis

June 17th, 2010 in Editorials

Argentina vs. Nigeria A lot has been said about Argentina and Maradona in the lead up to the World Cup. But what he has formed in the squad is togetherness and fight; he could be demonstrating the importance of Communication and Psychological Warfare better than any other manager at the World Cup.... Read more
World Cup 2010 Group A: Football Manager 2010 analysis

World Cup 2010 Group A: Football Manager 2010 analysis

June 16th, 2010 in Editorials

The World Cup 2010 is well underway and we have had the chance to look at the majority of the teams. World Cup fever has not been missed by the Football Manager Britain community and staff. As always what we favour most is how different teams and cultures come together and show off a variety of... Read more
Building your defence: The Defensive Line

Building your defence: The Defensive Line

June 2nd, 2010 in Formations

The defensive line dictates the starting position of your defence. Some teams will play with high lines looking for the defence join the attack or get the ball high up the pitch. Others will play with a deep line looking to act as a wall between the goal and giving the attack less room behind them... Read more
Tactical Advice: Put Fernando Torres on the Bench

Tactical Advice: Put Fernando Torres on the Bench

May 20th, 2010 in Players

People have often be obsessed with getting the best players in Football Manager and putting them into one team. Often signings great players and asking forums how best they should play those players. But what many may not consider is the rest of their squad, the way you want to play and if everyone... Read more
Can You Really Emulate Barcelona Tactics in Football Manager?

Can You Really Emulate Barcelona Tactics in Football Manager?

April 26th, 2010 in Editorials

The Champions League this season has probably been one of the most exciting, since 2005 when Liverpool took the title. Even with Real and all four English teams gone from the competition, one massive team still remains. The champions of Europe still carry on strong, defending their title with... Read more
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