Overwhelm your opponents with a strikerless system from Seattle Red, designed to unleash waves of relentless, unpredictable attacks – a swirling, unholy vortex of sexy football featuring an aggressive libero flanked by 2 wide centerbacks.
A new, strikerless tactic for FM21 based on Julian Nagelsmann’s “sharkmouth” principles. Because nothing says sexy, aggressive football like a SharkFist.
A look at how with just a few tweaks, any tactic that was previously not working can made into something greater.
Overwhelm your opponents with a strikerless system from Seattle Red, designed to unleash waves of relentless, unpredictable attacks – a swirling, unholy vortex of sexy football.
Welcome to the 3rd post in my Kaaskoppen Football Manager 2021 series. In this post we will dive into the tactic that i will use during my first season with AZ. Are you ready for some Cheeseball?
So after trying Strikerless in the last version of Bent Out of Shape I began wondering what other combos in Football Manager I’d always wanted to try, or those that I had tried and failed with before. With the advent of FM21 coming my first tactic for the year started with a simple question.
Can you play with one Centre Back?
The asymmetric, strikerless tactic you never knew you needed for the business end of the FM20 cycle.
Today we Introduce Changing Lanes… Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Attacking Wing Backs.
A new interpretation of Julian Nagelsmann’s “sharkmouth” tactics for FM20, not for the faint of heart. You have been warned. The sharkhammer revolution will not be televised.
It’s 106 miles to the Bernabéu, we’ve got a full tank of gas, half a dozen midfielders, it’s dark out, and we’re wearing sunglasses. Hit it.
The end of one season, the beginning of another. How is the Jade Rabbit faring?
“Tactics? I shit ’em!”
How do you say “asymmetric, hipster gegenpressing” in German? Raumpress.
Strikerless with hipster gegenpressing?! Yes, please. A tactical collaboration between Guido from Strikerless and Seattle Red, based on Julian Nagelsmann’s “sharkmouth” principles.
A tactical collaboration between Strikerless and FtCS for FM 20, that a drunken Pep Guardiola once described as “a proper thunderbastard.”
Strikerless in Athens. The Tom Hanks – Meg Ryan romantic comedy we deserve, if not the one we need.
Hakan Telleus’ initial strikerless tactics from FM 17, as detailed over at the always-brilliant strikerless.