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Personally I train my AMs as secondary forwards with Accuracy in mind. They have a built-in accuracy bonus when shooting. My AMs tend to score a hell of a lot of goals with this in mind, sometimes finishing a season as top team scorers.
False kick offers interesting tactical advantages that are often over looked. Using it to pull a SW or a row of defenders out of position, so that your CF can worm his way in, or a cross you plan on making next turn has no defender with Head Play, is amazing.
Put Nutmeg on your AM and train him purely in Accuracy, and you now have a Devil capable of ripping a defender out of position, sacrificing said defender to Nutmeg, and scoring with their high attack that has been boosted by the AM's natural shooting range bonus, and the success of Nutmeg.
And if your AM happens to be Passing focused, False Kick into Nutmeg will get you into position to make a sweet, sweet pass from the choicest of Crossing spots :D