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One idea would be to use the cb overlap tactic (or whatever it's called) so that you get some more big guys up front since that seems to be your problem.

Keep the ball on the ground and shoot much (since the Swedish keepers aren't very good). That's all advice I can give you. When I think about it, I've acctually never lost to England using Sweden in the game.

Nope, Stuttgart are not in the game but they are most likely to be in PES4.

Hopefully he'll get a place in the starting eleven for the European Championships, then we'll be able to see what he really goes for. He will probably have many fine years in the Swedish midfield ahead of him.

But that would be cheating bish...

Probably most known for his penalty taking. He always went for full power. There are a couple of famous examples when he hit the ball straight forward, right onto the keeper who was still not able to save it.

Liberating of America eh? Seems like they're making a pretty broad game...

Johan Mjällby of Sweden and Celtic. Not as hard in the game as in reality though so you'd probably have to edit him. His stability should almost be 99. He was great during the last World Cup.

Argh! I hate Nikes, they're just so uncomfortable.

The worst thing that can happen to me is facing Aston Villa in a cup game. It is virtually impossible to score against them! And almost as bad is facing Brescia in a league game. On the other hand I beat Real Madrid no matter how sucky team I've got and Juventus are usually pretty easy too.

Has anyone tried playing Ukraine with the 4-3-3 (two omf, one dmf) tactic? They're easily one of the best national sides with that tactic. Playing (from right to left) Shevchenko, Vorobei and Melashenko as forwards, Serebrennikov and Rebrov as omfs and Husin as dmf. Great if you like to play...

60 eh? Sure, he's not the most accurate shooter but at least 75. And his dribbling accuracy and technique should be at least 90.

Yep, Rennes bought him.

Can someone translate to English (or Swedish)?

Yep, you would get even more use for fast sb:s like Hejduk and Babayaro.

Sounds like a great system to me. Would remove a lot of the frustration you feel when you miss out on counters.

Also, you should be able to throw the ball quicker. Because now it feels it takes a couple of seconds before you can move the keeper. They also tend to fall a lot more often than in real life.

Nope, holding up will actually help you if you want to get the "super power kicks".

Ronaldo is no problem. He is easy to injure without getting more than a yellow card. Two-footed players are always hard facing because they can go either way. Henry and Shevchenko have to rely much on luck if they go left.

I agree with you. Would be nice if you could throw the ball out more quickly for some nice counters.