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FM Tactics Podcast Episode 2: Reading The Match Engine

Written by:     Category: Podcasts    Posted on: November 30, 2009


November 30, 2009

GetSacked! is back the Football Manager tactics podcast from FM-Britain. Matt vom Brocke (The next Diaby) and Gareth Millward (Millie) answer your questions about everything FM related, including:

  • Has the new tactics creator made the game harder? – now it’s much easier to create tactics, is reading the match engine now more important than ever?
  • Defending – how do you go about plugging those leaks in your defence?
  • And that pesky AI – how can you tell whether it’s attacking or defending?

Plus, we discuss real life football and how it relates to the game, answer more of your questions in the quick-hits section, and general footballing goodness. All on GetSacked! The Football Manager Tactics Podcast.

Send your questions to us via:

And we also keep track of the goings on in the various scene forums!

With thanks, as ever, to those who submitted the questions for this week: SFraser, @tomedeira, @Bonus_Mosher, James Gary Wibberley, J’Vaughn Jacobs Esq., Andrew Oppong, ZdlR, vasilli07, Beardeye, @ObtuseMusings

About The Author:


Member of the FM-B Think Tank and one of the main authors and editors of FM-B’s tactical guides and e-books, Millie organises the content for the main site. He has a particular interest in the history of football tactics (probably because in real life he is an historian) and in recreating real-world football in the FM match engine.


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