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I never bother to change from the normal FM routines when I play the game. Perhaps if I could afford more than one coach I could try a few different things but until then I've just been keeping it simple.
My main problem is forgetting to turn off pre-season to normal training as at the beginning of my last season the players were still on pre-season training a month into the season.
07-13-2005, 05:39 PM
Training - does it make any difference? And how do you give lazy players a kick up the aris? Post #3
I understand your question and your plight but we don't like to see tactics discussions in here. In my mind divulging your training regime is effectively a discussion on tactics! Sorry.
07-13-2005, 07:55 PM
Training - does it make any difference? And how do you give lazy players a kick up the aris? Post #6
Originally posted by Riccardinho:
Also when a player gets injured I have to manually go in and rest him and manually restore him to the old training regime again when he's fit - the biggest time-waste in the entire game for me. Any solutions to it?
Didn't think this was necessary when a player was injured? Do other people do this?
Also, I share your frustrations, I developed ultra-complicated training regimes (including the timings like yourself), yet I'm not convinced of the benefits.
07-13-2005, 08:12 PM
Training - does it make any difference? And how do you give lazy players a kick up the aris? Post #7
Didn't think it'd work like that, as far as I'm aware it doesn't mention training, and belive me, I spent all the time it took the mods to approve me reading that. Sorry in any case.
07-13-2005, 09:39 PM
Training - does it make any difference? And how do you give lazy players a kick up the aris? Post #10
Training - does it make any difference? And how do you give lazy players a kick up the aris? 
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