The Vanarama? Pfft, that’s the champions league compared to my save in Upper North West Regional Division P where my youth intake is the local primary school and my assistant manager is a chip van.

life saving more like life destroying

Manscaped has a tactic for lower level ball possession.

Did everything like here. Losing every game since then.

Ha.. lost 8-0 with this tactic. Removed it asap

I'm playing a game with AFC Telford. It's going well, but the biggest problem with most tactics people play is that they're all max intensity and lower league teams just don't have the squad depth/fitness to handle that.

Lower league tactics don't always look like this 😩. I've been using a treq, libero, SV and regista and managed to over perform in the 9th tier of England 🤘

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For Tactical Familiarity I would think playing 42 matches in the league and another 18 or so across various cups in the real low leagues should be enough to get your players familiar with your Tactic. So the very limited number of training sessions available to these part-time/amateur teams and players I tend to leave to the staff to handle and make sure I’m not going to break the players with too much intensity and stuff.

I never Nick McCouty since getting my trimmer from Manscaped.

A trick to get more training pre season as a semi pro team is wait until 3pm or later on a Saturday then schedual a friendly for Sunday. That way you get to train Saturday too. If you make the friendly before that you miss all training Saturday.

My 8th tier save with St Neots was going so well... Was expected to fight avoid relegation. By mid December I was top of the league, 5 points clear. I have no idea what happened and all of a sudden in 6 games I lost 3, drew 2 and won 1.

I don't really play FM anymore but I'm still sub'ed and love your videos for the energy and knowledge you have for the game :) Awsome stuff!

I’d love a video about transitioning from this kind of a tactic to something that works in the higher divisions

I live right next to Taunton, that's insane! Thanks for all the tips and videos, always a massive help!

been using this tactic on FM21 (y'know, before defensive was cool) and can confirm it's really good (step 13 to championship).

Mark Beck , Darlington as targetman. This guy will get you to league 2 with 2 back to back promotions. 19 jump reach , 16 heading & 12 finishing. He's a (lower league) beast!

I kind of lucked into this same basic approach, but in a 4-4-2 to get out of the VNS with St. Albans in one season. Great breakdown. Cool to see why it worked!

Looks super fun!!!

Thing I do is overload my pre-season with 6 to 9 games to get them tactical familiar with what I want to see. Rest of the season we do some overall, quickness and set piece training. When we got 3 matches a week (I'm in tier 8 and still active in FA Cup (4th qualifying round, FA Trophy 3rd Qualifying round and Isthmian League Cup 1st round) we get a congested fixture list. Then I put in recovery training sessions (you need physio for it) followed by teamwork or team bonding session. So far it works we had 2 draws 11 wins cups and league combined before getting a first defeat of the season.