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10 maxims on how to play Hattrick into National Teams

Written by Gonzo77

I would like to leave these lines that may be useful to others and I have decided to write in the form of "tips".

I hope you will find them useful!!.

10 maxims on how to play and live Hattrick into National Teams.

1. Never underestimate your opponents if you are a strong team, even the most modest can be dangerous: If your opponent is smart with the use of the players he has when playing and if he has the blessing of the engine you can never relax and you should never underestimate him. You wouldn't want him to just get the game engine's grace when he plays against you.

2. Analyze everything, even the smallest detail of your rival: Many times our rivals tell us how they play Hattrick or how they understand Hattrick with their way of acting (or having acted) in their teams or previous teams. You have to watch, analyze and read everything you can about your rival. Even the conferences, even if they don't seem to contain important information.

3. Dialogue with your rivals: it is important to know your rival and relate to him. It is never a bad idea to write an Ht-mail introducing yourself and looking for points in common with him. It will not always be possible to be compatible, but it is good to plant a seed with the other, you never know when destiny will cross you and maybe he or you may need each other.

4. Do not publish information about the analysis of your rivals in the public conference or in an external link that anyone can access: it seems unbelievable to have to clarify this, but, in the last World Cup, when as a coach I directed the NT of Tanzania that won a bronze medal, the coach of Finland and his staff published in an external link their talks of analysis of their rivals (among which Tanzania was), sincerely I do not know the purpose, but, always a good friend or a good translator can make the difference 😊.

5. If you are a team decidedly inferior to your opponent it is best to use an extreme formation: here you can use either a formation designed to dominate the midfield 253 or one that renounces it and bets on the counter-attack (CA) 523. These formations are predominantly to be used at the start of the match (to go for the win and look to score first than your opponent). Generally, but not always, switching to them during a game you are losing will only make you lose by more goals if your opponent maintains or reinforces his chosen strategy, even if you go to extremes in your formation, it would be almost impossible for you to reverse the result.

6. If you make an agreement, keep it; tomorrow they may not keep it to you: There is nothing more bitter than someone not keeping an agreement. That is why, before proposing one that we might regret, it is necessary not to do it directly. But, this maxim is left to the sporting spirit of each one. There are coaches who have won cups or medals and have not respected agreements and others who have done it and are empty-handed... Hattrick is a game, at this point you can play it as you like.

7. There is no better defense than good attacks: If you want to win, always look for the goal in the rival goal before defending the goal in your own goal. Now, if you are looking for a draw or a close loss; you can forget about this point.

8. Surround yourself with good friends who feel Hattrick as you do: Hattrick is a game where the final click of the strategy of each match is a solitary decision either in your own team or in a national team if you are the coach. Now, if you want to enjoy Hattrick you have to live it with users who feel the same passion for the game as you do, learning with friends and progressing together through the game is better and easier than doing it alone to learn how to play it faster.

9. Always share your knowledge: always try to help others to play Hattrick, it will even help us to learn more about the game. When you feel you have a knowledge base you can sponsor, this will also allow you to interact with others and enrich the game.

10. Take the conferences as a place to learn but don't take everything literally: many can tell you several ways to do something, research well and always explore alternatives, so you will not only learn, but you will see, that nothing is so literal and that there are always exceptions to the rules that may suit you at some point.

If you like it, please let us know. If you didn't, your comment will help me to keep learning! If you want to become a friend club, join my network or join my federation; you are always welcome.

Thank you very much for taking the time to read me.

Gonzo