
Against higher clubs the team will try to hold its ground and still try to create goalscoring chances to go for the win.
I tested this tactic with Barcelona and saw the passing rate from several players being over 100, so it should work fine for top clubs.
Example: de Graafschap 0 vs FC Köln 3, yet de Graafschap had 15+ shots at goal and over 65% possesion, I lost because my defenders are not ready to go up against players like Lukas Podolski and a Christian Clemens and my finishing simply was not good enough.
Here is a result of the very first practice game which was against a lower team, but the team played this game 24 hours after the latest team mate joined the club and from the basic 11 only 3 original club players are playing.
I hope you enjoy this tactic, please let me know the results (preferably from lower/mid clubs) by commenting on this page or posting on this forum topic (I posted the manual settings for this tactic there as well, in case the downloaded file does not work).
Discussion: Ingo Ball Tactic for FM 2012
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Philos:Fluid
Strategey:Control
Pass Style:short
Creative freed:More exspressive
Closing down: Press more
Roaming:more roaming
Def line: above normal
Width: above normal
Tempo:normal
Counter attack: yes