Team Scouting

[scholsey]

I have read a few of the scout reports of the team that i was going to play in the next fixture (with man utd), and most reports are "likey to use cagey away tactics", or "likely to use 11 behind the ball", stuff like that.

scout reports are supposed to be what kinds of STRATEGIES they will be using, as well as their tactics.

E.g. "likely to pump ball upfield to centre forward", "looking to use wingers down the flanks" etc. of course, they may not actually deploy them during the game, but just to give us an idea of what they might be intending to do.

also, their should be reports on the strongest player of the opposing team and his capabilities, and a player who maybe vulnerable to (e.g.) pace, high balls, etc etc.

any thoughts?

 

[shetland scot]

not sure how to fix the scout report but if you go into topics and select next opponent they will provide you with the starting eleven and next to the best player will be a yellow star, this shows there on form and most dangerous player

 

[iammark]

I have read a few of the scout reports of the team that i was going to play in the next fixture (with man utd), and most reports are "likey to use cagey away tactics", or "likely to use 11 behind the ball", stuff like that.

scout reports are supposed to be what kinds of STRATEGIES they will be using, as well as their tactics.

E.g. "likely to pump ball upfield to centre forward", "looking to use wingers down the flanks" etc. of course, they may not actually deploy them during the game, but just to give us an idea of what they might be intending to do.

also, their should be reports on the strongest player of the opposing team and his capabilities, and a player who maybe vulnerable to (e.g.) pace, high balls, etc etc.

any thoughts?

Yea..kinda noticed those useless comments too. Maybe they should just make it into a point form kind of report:
- strong in attack from the wings
- strong defence in the air
- veteran keeper with great shot stopping skills
- unbeaten in last 10 games, etc.