retired_joysnow

There is plenty of information within the game DJ to tell you what each training slider does for each player. I set up schedules depending on the players position and set the sliders to train them in the areas that they need training in, and not where they don't.

Seems to work well for me with most players having green arrows where they need them, they are only red if they are injured. I do only have a very small squad though so I think keeping the players match fit does help.

retired_jamallwright

Why is it always the player that is either (a) rubbish or (b) for sale? </BLOCKQUOTE>

He has a point

retired_davejwk

Neither of these questions is relevant to this forum. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Fair enough.

retired_B_RAN

The biggest factor is coaching. Crap coaches or insufficient coaching in certain areas will get you predictable results. I've never seen players fail to do really well in training and maintain their progress when they have high quality coaches training them.

Maybe developing the right training schedule could compensate for crap coaches, but I don't know.

retired_sara maria

You don't know?

retired_ms nichole montalvo

Would being able to hand responsibility for training over to your assman be a useful feature do you think? I generally start out full of hope and end up reverting to the default schedule in desperation.

retired_B_RAN

No, because I make it a point to hire good coaches at all costs. To me, bringing in good coaches is a higher priority than bringing in players on transfers.

Emm

Yeah. I suppose I sarted editing schedules with CM4ish but definitely with CM03/04 and FM05 & FM06.

Was there a point to these questions or was it something between the lines that passed me by?

retired_davejwk

Yeah. I suppose I sarted editing schedules with CM4ish but definitely with CM03/04 and FM05 & FM06.

Was there a point to these questions or was it something between the lines that passed me by? </BLOCKQUOTE>

The problem is, however, is that the higher the overall intensity, the higher the risk the player will be lost to injury. Once an injury strikes, a player's attribute improvement will usually be lost almost immediately, with plenty of sharp red arrows to reflect the lack of training.

I've always gone by the bigger picture regarding training. Its not simply the case of your players turning up most days in the week to train before matchdays; their training performances can be linked to a number of extrinsic (uncontrollable) and intrinsic (controllable) factors. EG, morale, current form, age, approach to training (extrinsic); intensity of training, type of training, coaching staff attributes (intrinsic) etc.

Emm

After reading the first couple of lines of the last post, I think it's a little too helpful.

Thanks :thup:, but no thanks Alky :thdn:.

If I wanted that much help I would be looking for it elsewhere.

[Leaves thread before he goes blind].