A team’s system specialisation level refers to the extent to which the team’s playing system enables players to specialise in positional responsibilities, as opposed to sharing them between each other.
A team can use a more specialised playing system (a higher system specialisation level), a more generalised playing system (a lower system specialisation level) or a balance or mixture of the two. A mixture can include both more specialised aspects and more generalised aspects.
A team implements its system specialisation level by incorporating it into the tactical roles of its players using tactical instructions as appropriate. In particular, a team can implement a system specialisation level through its use of responsibility specialism levels.
More Specialised Playing Systems
A more specialised playing system is a playing system that enables players to specialise in positional responsibilities to a greater extent. It therefore enables nearby players to share positional responsibilities to a lesser extent.
A team can implement a more specialised playing system by assigning more tactical roles with higher responsibility specialism levels.
Player Suitability
Outfield players:
- Good specific attacking and defensive abilities.
More Generalised Playing Systems
A more generalised playing system is a playing system that enables players to specialise in positional responsibilities to a lesser extent. It therefore enables nearby players to share positional responsibilities to a greater extent.
A team can implement a more generalised playing system by assigning more tactical roles with lower responsibility specialism levels.
Player Suitability
Outfield players:
- Decent all-round attacking and defensive abilities.
