How many custom training schedules do you create and use?

retired_davejwk · 10-24-2006, 08:47 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by garlione:
Seasoned Alcoholic: It sounds interesting. I would like to try your tactics. Can you upload them somewhere or email me at garlione@hotmail.com
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Sorry about the late reply, I've had some issues getting into the forums over the past couple of days, but things seem to be OK now. Its not my ISP that's causing the problem, perhaps the volume of activity with the release of FM2007...

OK, I'll email all the training schedules to you, there's 38 in total. I'll put them all in a ZIP file, just unzip them somewhere (EG dekstop), then move them into this directory:

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Documents and Settings\Your Name\My Documents\Sports Interactive\Football Manager 2007\schedules

retired_loggergirl2010 · 10-24-2006, 08:54 PM

Well it seems it doesn't matter what schedule you use in FM 2007...lots of people are reporting a bug that makes stats decrease over a season regardless of what schedule you use.

retired_davejwk · 10-24-2006, 09:16 PM

Uploaded the schedules @ FileFront in case anyone's interested in trying them out, here's the link:

Seasoned Alcoholic's FM2007 Training Schedules

Cheers :thup:

retired_davejwk · 10-29-2006, 07:55 PM

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retired_davejwk · 10-29-2006, 08:01 PM

Here's a few screenshots illustrating how the Full-Time training have been designed:

OF Pre-Season (intensive pre-season training for outfield players)

GK Pre-Season (intensive pre-season training for goalkeepers)

None (for long-term injuries)

Recovery (light training for players recovering from injuries)

GK (goalkeeper bias schedule for goalkeepers)

CH Tactics (defensive / tactical bias for centre halves)

FB Tactics (defensive / tactical bias for full backs)

DM Skills (defensive / tactical bias for defensive midfielders)

CM Skills (technical bias for central midfielders)

AM Skills (attacking / technical bias for attacking midfielders)

W Skills (attacking / technical bias for wingers / wide players)

CF Shooting (attacking / shooting bias for centre forwards and strikers)

GK Fitness (physical bias for goalkeepers)

OF Fitness (physical bias for outfield players)

retired_rslack65 · 10-29-2006, 08:10 PM

WOAH are you tryna kill your players...please just tell me that your "in" season schedules are not set so high...the workload should be medium so you dont tire your players out or risk injury. i think

retired_rslack65 · 10-29-2006, 08:11 PM

lol i need new glasses, how did i miss the numerous other schedules underneath :S...sits quietly in a corner hoping i get ignored...sorry man, looking very good.

retired_davejwk · 10-29-2006, 08:38 PM

Thanks. Didn't realise there was an upload site (FMDownloads.net) in the sticky topics, but I've now put a download mirror there as well, here's the link:

FMDownloads.net FM2007 Training Downloads

retired_echosback · 11-11-2006, 05:25 PM

I was wondering, what do you do when a player assigned to one of these schedules complains about the high workload? When I designed my own training-schedules, I also designed 'light' versions (i.e. for the players complain about the hight workload). I did this because not all players are happy with the same workload and to profit at max from the ones that can cope with an intensive workload as well as keeping everyone happy.

retired_davejwk · 11-11-2006, 10:53 PM

I posted this reply in another topic, couldn't be bothered to retype :p

Quote:

Originally posted by Seasoned Alcoholic:
Its upto you, but I always train my players hard regardless of their feedback to the training schedule they're on. When I say hard, its not actually set at a hard overall intensity, but as you say, just below hard. Although I've noticed some players not being content with their schedules, they've never openly criticised or complained about the training to the media.

If you push your players harder in training, you may see the improvements on matchday, but then again you may also increase the risk of injuries. Fair few pros and cons for each tbh, but I'd rather have physically fitter players who produce results, rather than content players who underachieve and don't fulfil their potential.

How many custom training schedules do you create and use?

It's no use having a squad full of star players without a decent way for them to play their football.

How many custom training schedules do you create and use?