Utternohoper

Training was so much easier on the other versions. CM4 requires an intelligence not at my disposal sadly

Hogie

Lets be honest in the LL’s most players stamina is such that taking off their track suit before the game uses up half their conditioning. I have tried my own training regimes, varied the training intensity, skill training,stamina training and I haven’t noticed much of a difference despite leaving each one on for about half a season. The fact remains that in the LL’s if you have a game mid-week after one at the weekend you might as well call out call roll over and die cause nobody but the goalie has enough puff in him to play for 90 minutes….. Oh and I can understand a quick striker feeling jaded at the end of a long hard season but please what is up with my goalie moaning that he’s tired and needs a rest

Guinness79

I think training is my favourite part of CM4, I probably have about 10 training schedules I've made for different situations. I rarely have major injuries, so I must be doing something right. Maybe it's thanks to all those study dates for anatomy I had with...Er, that anatomy class I took. I can see why the majority of people would want to leave it to their Ass Man, though.

Anyway, I always make sure my clubs are fit. Players who are fit are less likely to be injured, as a rule.

Craig0

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by The Amazing Dale Watkins:
What everybody else said. And this is sad, because a well balanced training could make quite a big difference for a LL club where players tend to be not that spoiled yet and actually do what they are told.

So far I don't think it really makes a noticable difference, so I just ignore it for the most part. Maybe it will be tweaked a little, but even then I would at least need more feedback about what effects the training is having, the comments you get from your staff right now are laughable.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

How would you know if it makes a difference if you don't use it?

Personally i jumped straight in, none of this poofness of my ass man doing the training and it seems to make a very noticeable difference.

When i went to Nodnol i bought the CM mag and they done an experiment with a certain old italian striker who played/plays for derby and it was interesting reading with different schedules.

thegooner

check my thread on training i always start with DARLO in 3rd and have had great success with training now on season 2005/06 and sitting 7th in div1...thread is "training in cm4 without cheating"
should help anybody in LLM.
ps my training facilities are described as awfull(tight old reynolds)

iajafer

You're missing the point of a thread like this, fella. No-one wants help with training in LLM. We succeed or fail on our own merits. If anyone even looks at your thread then they can't reasonably call themself LLM.<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>From the Forum Header:

For managers that enjoy the challenge of bringing a lower league team to the top - without the need for tipping, cheating or bragging. ]

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iajafer

That's a CM4 GQ question, fella.