My Basic But Effective Training Program

retired_lesley22 · 03-15-2007, 05:47 PM

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Originally posted by William Smith:
Can you tell me for a coach to be good at training shooting and set pieces which attribute shoiuld be good. I cant get the finishing of my strikers to go up when the training is only 3 stars. If someone could tell me what attribute the coach needs for him/her to be good at coaching set pieces and shooting that would be a great help. Cheers

For shooting you will want high technical and attacking coaching attributes. For set pieces I generally go just for technical. Coaches have a hidden ability like the players do I believe so an 18,19, or 20 in say 'technique coaching' may not always give you a five star coaching value (although in most cases it does).
If you are stuck between hiring 2 coaches with the same reputation and individual stat (ie both have 19 for attack training), go for the one that asks for the higher wage as it may be a clue to his ability. Also go for the one with a higher 'working with youngsters' stat if you like bringing the youth through into the first team.

retired_haji · 03-24-2007, 02:46 AM

Is this system good over a 2-3 year period?
Any changes for pre-season?

What do you do for youth training?
exactly the same DEF, MID & ATT schedules?
same intensity?

Read on one of the forums that you could get better results by alternating light and heavy training but details were a bit scant.
Has anyone a view about this?

thanx for any feedback....

theking91 · 03-24-2007, 04:04 AM

This 5 star coaching guide should help you. Tells you what attributes each coach needs to get 5*s and 4*s

retired_pennyyoung · 03-24-2007, 07:17 AM

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Originally posted by System22:
Just in case anyone is interested I thought I would share my veiws on training:

Firstly I start with the coaches...

I managing in the prem on championship etc I always make sure that I have a coach for each individual aspect of coaching. eg.. one for shooting, one for attacking, one for defending etc etc...

I ignore if a board recommeds only 6 coaches as the pros by far outweigh the cons.

Each coah must have at least 17 in their specific area.

Now for the schedules...

I leave GK as it is as this seems to work pretty well.

I then create 3 new schedules.... Def, Mid, Att.

Def... I remove Goalkeeping and Shooting Completely. I move Defending to high and the rest evenly as high as they will go.

Mid... I remove goalkeeping and move everything else equally as high as it will go.

Att... I remove goalkeeping and defending. Put attacking and Shooting on high and then put everying else equally as high as it will go.

I sort this out first day of a new game and never touch it again.

I seem to get a nice array of happy green arrows right accross the board.

Hope this helps someone..

Right your approach is completely different from my own.

I usually try to train my defs with a light level of shooting to maintain their composure; i let my attackers have some level of defensive training to increase their concentration (among others) etc.

to be honest, using even the default training gives great rises in stats at the beginning of te season.

what i'm curious of is your field performance (i don't use other people's training). do your defenders show composure with forwards closing them down? do your strikers keep their focus and push for that elusive win or show they're concentrating (like not shooting like dunces) etc?

egg64 · 03-24-2007, 08:45 PM

Cheers

As a newbie this is brilliant

Will try it out straight away

retired_tageisen · 03-25-2007, 02:19 AM

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Originally posted by Warrenwwr:

I usually try to train my defs with a light level of shooting to maintain their composure; i let my attackers have some level of defensive training to increase their concentration (among others) etc.

From what I have read from the ingame hints, concentration is for defenders (they don't switch off, eg Rio Ferdinand). And composure is for strikers in how well they deal infront of goal.

retired_colormegray · 03-25-2007, 12:18 PM

You should maybe also test "ball control" high to your attackers instead of "attacking" which is really suited for attackminded midfielders (passing and vision). "ball control" improves dribbling, composure and stuff like that.

My Basic But Effective Training Program

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My Basic But Effective Training Program