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Could FM27 get lollujo to stop delegating training?

Two deep-dive reactions explore touchline shortcuts and a closer connection between tactics, recruitment and preparation.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

FM27 Is Finally Making Tactics MatterFM27 Is Finally Making Tactics Matter

Training is usually something lollujo delegates. FM27's proposed changes have given him a reason to reconsider, which makes this week's pair of previews more than a tour of redesigned screens.

The most watched new upload, "FM27's New Tactical Tweaks Could Be a Game Changer", reached about 53,000 views. He works through the official blog and FAQs before reacting to footage, focusing on quick touchline adjustments, reworked Shouts and a more customizable interface between highlights. Better attacking runs and animations are part of the discussion, but his main interest is what managers can actually do during a match.

Viewers take that idea a step further. One imagines naming a custom tweak "Do a football"; another wants those adjustments connected to opposition scouting, training and set-piece plans. There are also questions about whether a coach's tactical attributes should affect the quality of their advice. It is a comment section thinking about systems, not just prettier soccer.

"FM27 Is Finally Making Tactics Matter" turns to Tactical Effectiveness: how well players understand and can execute the approach their manager chooses. Lollujo examines the proposed links between training, tactical complexity and recruitment, asking whether this could disrupt plug-and-play tactics and, closer to home, his habit of handing training to someone else. It has the strongest daily momentum of his videos right now, followed by the touchline preview and the earlier "FM27 Is Bringing Match Day to Life".

Subscribers held steady, while the channel added roughly 128,000 views over the week. Its current daily viewing pace is well above usual. Among nearby sports-gaming channels, Even More Chuff had a particularly substantial week for views and subscriber growth; lollujo's smaller haul came with a tightly focused agenda: what FM27 will ask of the person picking the team.

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What viewers say

The comments under "FM27’s New Tactical Tweaks Could Be a Game Changer"

  • It would be great if in the future you could create custom tweaks and name them so Kev could make one called "Do a football"
    @ThreeFoldPathSee it on YouTube
  • I’ve always been curious about how coaches and advise work - for example if you have a coach who only has a 3 for tactical, you’d expect their advice to be worse than someone better
    @philipmorgan819See it on YouTube
  • Kev can i apologise i was watching the lego video. saw the notification from fm about a new video so searched for it and found yours but afterwards will go back and watch the end of the lego video. :)
    @paulraymond1357See it on YouTube
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The facts
Channel
lollujo
Subscribers
203,000
Channel views, last 7 days
127,939
Videos published this week
2
Video published
October 9, 2026
Video views so far
36,790
Views on its first day
30,926

The numbers

Here is how lollujo's uploads and audience moved over the week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
Tom Leese
480,765
Nick Clips
317,148
Manny Plus
297,156
lollujo
127,939
Shawrey
78,010
subscribers
203,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
89,463,856
views per day
41,851
typical day: 15,710
first-day views of each video posted this week
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Manny Plus
238,000
Tom Leese
219,000
Nick Clips
213,000
lollujo
203,000
Shawrey
160,000
As of October 12, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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