Through passes: Difference between revisions

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Improves the passing ability of your central defenders, wingbacks, inner midfielders and wingers. This done by about 2% of the managers. Note that short passes also trains the passing skill, for different players.

Recent changes in the game engine are encouraging multiskilled players so all teams need to concentrate more on secondary skills such as passing than previously.

Trains only Secondary Skill, Passing, which is seen by some to be non-profitable.

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+Improves the [[passing]] ability of your [[Central Defender|central defenders]], [[Wingback|wingbacks]], [[Inner Midfielder|inner midfielders]] and [[Winger|wingers]]. This done by about 2% of the managers. Note that [[short passes]] also trains the [[passing]] skill, for different players.
+==Pros==
+* You can train up to 20 players by using [[4-5-1]], [[5-4-1]], or even [[5-5-0]] formations.
+* It trains all players except goalkeepers and forwards.
+* Suitable for teams who train defenders and midfielders.
+* Recent changes in the game engine are encouraging [[multiskill]]ed players so all teams need to concentrate more on secondary skills such as passing than previously.
+==Cons==
+* Relatively slow training rate.
+* Trains only Secondary Skill, Passing, which is seen by some to be non-profitable.
+* Requires primary skill to be competitive, thus requiring more investment.
+* Not obvious performance improvement in league or friendly games.
 [[Category:Training types]]