DerFM’s Interpretation of Strikerless

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I’m all about sharing quality content and one of the better tactical videos of the past few months is one made by Matthias (@DerFM on Twitter, +DerFM on Tifo), where he looks at the tactics he uses for his Austria Vienna Wunderteam. Since this is Strikerless.com, it is all about the Dark Arts, but Matthias has his own take and damn, does he explain it well. I highly recommend you watch this video and if you like what you see, I reckon you should watch the other videos he makes as well. Some of them are criminally underrated.

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2 Comments

Martin · March 30, 2016 at 9:46 pm

I really like this tactic alot! Found that for me it works even better when I change the halfback/anchorman to regista(my favourite fm role). He can dictate play from further back making great passes and changing the play from one side to the other. PPM should be dictate play, stay back and likes long range passes (think thats what the ppm is in english as i play with danish language 😉 🙂 When playing against really big clubs, you can always change back to halfback for the extra cover.

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