the stricker should stay central loo to make runs and be there if a chance presents itself. the wingers should stretch the play and put plenty of balls into the box. the cental midfielders should look to find pockets of space for themselves and each over to create chance as well as floading the box when crosses come in. the defencive midfielder should provent the counter attack and cover the full backs aswell as retain posession by always being available. the full backs should feed and provide support for the wingers aswell as always being available for passes. the centre backs should always provide support if needed.
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