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"After strategizing on drawing boards for a while and visualizing how roles will interact came up with this. First of all, let me declare I am not an expert to release the pressure that I tend to put on myself. Hence, I frequently like to get other people's views and tips to get further clarification and enjoy a complete sense of fulfillment because at least I had some part to play behind the scenes. To begin, I must mention why I put specific roles and the reason behind them. When I pick a formation with a hole player specifically in this system, I want to build it to have players make runs behind him, so he is the linker. Since he is a playmaker, he has an immense influence when we have possession of the ball going around the pitch just following the play. I thought about supporting him with runners and making him link everything together play quick one-twos. Behind him, for that purpose, I put two roles that do not necessarily stay in their position; instead, they move around BBM(s) &amp; Mez(s). It is essential not to put all on support duty because that will make the pitch more congested and an example of an inefficient use of space. Creating space is vital in soccer, and there are different ways to create space. For instance, we can have many players on attack duty who will penetrate the opponents and make runs behind, creating space for other players playing in proper roles and duties to benefit. It is also necessary that you consider TI because it will change how your players move around the pitch. As I said, a tactic can work with all the players on support duty with the right instructions and combinations of roles and duties, but everything must match accordingly to fine-tune a tactic. The tactic's creator might have something on his mind while creating the tactic that might not fall into any theory or formula known to FM but could still work. So, it might not be reasonable to judge a tactic by making it fall into a formula. The person who created the tactic, his views, and vision is the ultimate reference point. The above tactic shown might have some flaws, but so far in friendlies, we managed to create a couple of admirable goals that makes me say that this is how it should look on the pitch. I will love to receive any tips and reviews to refine my tactic further, so when I go into most games, I come after experiencing the same feeling of content. It is sometimes not about winning because sometimes it just depends on luck, but where consistency lies or especially for me, you see your team playing like you frequently want because you know results will come and fans will enjoy. There are too many support duties, so my question is, is it possible to have this tactic serve its purpose and create beautiful goals while having some attack duties at the right places?\n \n "
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