Welcome To Leicester City Football Club
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Leicester is a England-based club and was founded in 1884, they are currently playing in the Barclays Premier Leauge. The biggest achievements of the club is winning the League Cup (3 times) and finishing runner-up in the English First Division (1929). The Foxes play at King Power Stadium, built in 2002, which has a capacity of approximately 32 000.
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My goal with this save is basically to make Leicester a stable top-5 team. I'm now going to show you my signings/sales of the transfer window, and also my tactics.
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John Fleck is the replacement of Andy King which, in my opinion, doesn't look that great. Made a £3.25 million profit of that swap aswell.
Yannick Bolasie is a creative player with alot of pace, he will be filling the space at the left wing.
Paul Dummet replaces Jeffrey Schlupp at left back. Schlupp has more pace but Dummet is alot better overall, and especially defensively.
I spent alot of money on the 23-year old Daniel Ayala from Middlesbrough. Our centre backs are old so I wanted a good, young future replacement. Ayala is really good at heading the ball and has great stamina, he also has 18 in both aggression and bravery.
I will probably show you screenshots of the signings at some point, but not today.
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This is the tactic I will be using for the most part this season. I want a box-to-box midfielder to cover the space behind the striker. I want wingbacks to cover the wings when the inside forwards cut inside. That's the most important stuff to tell you guys about I guess.
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So, for the team instructions, I'm using "look for overlap" to get the wing backs to push up more. "Be more expressive" and "work ball in to space" are useful because we have alot of creative players in the attacking third. "Retain possesion is just because otherwise we will just throw the ball away all the time, and I use "close down more" thinking that alot of our players has good stamina and work rate.
That's it for the first update of this FM 2015 story, hope you enjoyed guys, I'll see you soon.
Leicester is a England-based club and was founded in 1884, they are currently playing in the Barclays Premier Leauge. The biggest achievements of the club is winning the League Cup (3 times) and finishing runner-up in the English First Division (1929). The Foxes play at King Power Stadium, built in 2002, which has a capacity of approximately 32 000.
My goal with this save is basically to make Leicester a stable top-5 team. I'm now going to show you my signings/sales of the transfer window, and also my tactics.
John Fleck is the replacement of Andy King which, in my opinion, doesn't look that great. Made a £3.25 million profit of that swap aswell.
Yannick Bolasie is a creative player with alot of pace, he will be filling the space at the left wing.
Paul Dummet replaces Jeffrey Schlupp at left back. Schlupp has more pace but Dummet is alot better overall, and especially defensively.
I spent alot of money on the 23-year old Daniel Ayala from Middlesbrough. Our centre backs are old so I wanted a good, young future replacement. Ayala is really good at heading the ball and has great stamina, he also has 18 in both aggression and bravery.
I will probably show you screenshots of the signings at some point, but not today.
This is the tactic I will be using for the most part this season. I want a box-to-box midfielder to cover the space behind the striker. I want wingbacks to cover the wings when the inside forwards cut inside. That's the most important stuff to tell you guys about I guess.
So, for the team instructions, I'm using "look for overlap" to get the wing backs to push up more. "Be more expressive" and "work ball in to space" are useful because we have alot of creative players in the attacking third. "Retain possesion is just because otherwise we will just throw the ball away all the time, and I use "close down more" thinking that alot of our players has good stamina and work rate.
That's it for the first update of this FM 2015 story, hope you enjoyed guys, I'll see you soon.
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Leonardo Ulloa, 25'
Dean Hammond
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Chris Wood 90+3'
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