Virgos Magician
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does anyone know any decent players to buy, coz im i a spot of trouble. I know one player called Cerci for AS ROMA, but u have to get him at the beginning of the game.
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FM 2005 Players
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Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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What team are you, how much money to spend?
Barnet Seagull
Luxury Player
FM2005 player performance pretty much depends on the tactics you adopt.
Bluejuice
Lazy as a rug on Valium
I need some help with FM2005 too. I have started jobless and got the job as Exeter manager which is proving more difficult than I expected. I'm languishing mid-table, playing a straight-forward 442 with a DMC and an AMC. I've bought in Regi Blinker who has proved to be a great help in scoring goals but my defence leaks badly and I am getting far oo many draws for my liking. Budget is next to nothing but I need some new talent and I also worry my formation isn't tight enough.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
Barnet Seagull
Luxury Player
Are you watching the game?
If you are, you should be seeing areas of weakness all the time.
I tend to switch formations during each game depending on how the team are doing. I always keep a flat back four but will change from 4-1-4-1 to 4-3-3 at home when I'm not winning and occasionally to a 4-4-2 away if the opposition are playing fewer midfielders.
with a 4-1-2-1-2 like you describe, I'd suggest playing quite narrow, as the midfield can be over-run at times. It'll also help to push the oppositions wingers wide, useful if you've got decent Centre Backs.
I've not found a formation which works for every team. I don't think one exists. You'll have to adapt to the players you have.
If you are, you should be seeing areas of weakness all the time.
I tend to switch formations during each game depending on how the team are doing. I always keep a flat back four but will change from 4-1-4-1 to 4-3-3 at home when I'm not winning and occasionally to a 4-4-2 away if the opposition are playing fewer midfielders.
with a 4-1-2-1-2 like you describe, I'd suggest playing quite narrow, as the midfield can be over-run at times. It'll also help to push the oppositions wingers wide, useful if you've got decent Centre Backs.
I've not found a formation which works for every team. I don't think one exists. You'll have to adapt to the players you have.
and 'favoured moves' as 'argue with officials'..Virgos Magician
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erm i was brighton but i got offered a job at sheffield utd because they are in the premiership, and brighton wer mid safety, i got 5m to spend, anyone decent out there to buy
Virgos Magician
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2005/2006
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Johnny Byrne-The Greatest
Pompey reserve keeper is good (gnutelli or something)
Philip Bardsley is good too (cb)
Philip Bardsley is good too (cb)
Virgos Magician
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cheers mate
I found another player, James Collins from cardiff, good centre back.
If u know anymore feel free to post them
I found another player, James Collins from cardiff, good centre back.
If u know anymore feel free to post them