retired_hisham84

Cleon, I am a little bit confused here.

How important are First touch and Technique for a goalkeeper? Buffon has these two attributes only around 5.

retired_elpata

Keepers dont have first touch iirc, its all personal preference really as to what stats you want or think are important.

retired_bridge112

I'm sorry for not having read the entire thread. Don't know if this has been said before but Cleon: I don't think strikers should have that high attacking. Attacking = passing and creativity, which are important for midfielders in my opinion. I always give them much higher ball control = technique, heading, dribbling etc.

crafterpaula

please could you re-post the training links as they wont open

retired_elpata

Attacking is vital for strikers, it does a lot more than just passing and creativity.

retired_hisham84

For example?

Cheers

retired_geazul951

just really have one question, I have similar training schedules in that I've got all players training in all areas (bar goalkeeping) as all I guessed that all benefited all players: physical is obvious, but the other categories all benefit at least one mental stat, and a ST with better concentration is hardly a bad thing is it?

*ahem* anyway, I was just wondering whether there were any mental stats that were truly useless for one position or another...with the possible exception of flair... I mean, attacking and shooting train composure and passing (iirc) and def concentration...

retired_Haypoo

just a quick question, i was planning to do positional traing (GK,DEF,MID,STR) however does this not mean players would not be training together and so team morale may drop?

retired_hroberts3105

Hmm, these training scedules have been pretty bad so far almost red arrows everywhere

retired_jenwoolard

Hi Cleon

I have been implying your schedules and I must admit that I am impressed with the results. However, I seem to get a lot of injuries that happened during weight training.

Is this normal or should I adjust the strength slider?