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1066gull
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You must have Weight Training to help prevent agaisnt injuries.
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FM 2006 Official thread - Brighton
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Silent Bob said:
Err...well i wouldnt say i'm a master of it but firstly:
don't make the training schedule light or very heavy (i recommend heavy). light will mean they're never gonna improve and very heavy means they'll get injured all the time.
Make a seperate training regime for goalies,defenders,midfielders and strikers and just use common sense: eg defenders should have defending intensive,goalies should have aerobic intensive,strikers should have shooting and attacking intensive IMHO and midfielders should have shooting,attacking and defending....good luck.
mcshane in the 79th
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fake slim said:
I used to do all that but I could never tell if it all actually made a difference to the results!
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mcshane in the 79th said:
Lol,if you click on a players profile theres a little thing in the top-right hand corner that says 'see recent affects of training' and if you turn that on you can see whether their attributes are going up or down
Marshy
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Yep the key is too sell Robinson early and buy 3 or 4 good players. Ben Wright, Mathius Doumbe are the 2 i would always go for.
Wright and Knight make a great pairing.
I always play Nicholas as my holding midfielder with Chippy in front, Hammond on the right and frutos on the left.
Mayo Dodd Mcshane Doumbe make up my back 4.
El-Abd Reid and Hart ready to step in when required.
Wright and Knight make a great pairing.
I always play Nicholas as my holding midfielder with Chippy in front, Hammond on the right and frutos on the left.
Mayo Dodd Mcshane Doumbe make up my back 4.
El-Abd Reid and Hart ready to step in when required.
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Captain Hindsight
Marshy said:
As well as a commentators nightmare