Hola esque a mi me encanta ver jugar al napoles, replegadito y a la contra matar, juegan con un 5-3-2 creo con dos carrileros que se incorporan hsata el area pero siempre abiertos, y yo he querido hacer una táctica parecida pero no lo consigo.

Alguien sería capaz de hacerla?

Pero ver como juega el Napoles y eso.

Saludos

Bueno, por lo que vi en una pagina seria con un dibujo tactico asì

http://www.fm-base.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=120491&d=1293442673

(se poner imagenes pero no me acepta )

te dejo una descripcion que encontr ene ingles:

Recently being employed to some success in Serie A by Napoli, the 3-4-3 is a formation which manages to be extremely attacking and yet very defensive at the same time. Let's start with the basics.

The centre of defence is a trio, with one defender playing deeper than the rest. He is known as the sweeper, and is generally proficient at "sweeping up" balls, winning second balls from the centre backs and using his athleticism and reading of the game to intercept through balls. (A note: when using a sweeper, it is generally accepted that the team defends deep. A high defensive line with a sweeper often leads to trouble) In front of him are the two normal centre-backs, flanked by two wing-backs. Wing-backs are a portmanteu of winger and full back, and must be treated exactly like that. If you like, these are wingers who start from deep, and fly up the wing before retreating back into a defensive formation if the ball is lost.

In front of them are the two central midfielders. Depending on how attacking/defensively your team plays, these may be attacking or defensive players, but normally they do a bit of both, as supporting players. Finally, in front of them are a triumvirate of forwards. Role-wise, however, these are slightly different from normal. As the wing-backs fulfil the role of the winger, these wingers can cut inside, making outside to in runs in support of the striker. The 3-4-3 can be extremely dangerous if used correctly, as well as utterly hopeless if used incorrectly. If you want to try this, try using Napoli as a starting point.

se ve una tactica bastante buena y equilibrada...

Suerte!

Muchas gracias, la probare y are algunos cambios