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Improves the [[passing]] ability of your [[Central Defender|central defender]]s, [[wingback]]s, [[inner midfielder]]s and [[winger]]s. This done by about 1% of the managers. Note that [[short passes]] also trains the [[passing]] skill, for different players.
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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==
==Pros==


- You can train up to 20 players by using 4-5-1 formation or 5-4-1 formation.  
* 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.
* It trains all players except goalkeepers and forwards.


- Suitable for teams who train defenders and midfielders.
* 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==
==Cons==


- Relatively slow training rate.
* Relatively slow training rate.
 
* Trains only Secondary Skill, Passing, which is seen by some to be non-profitable.


- Trains only Secondary Skill, Passing which is non-profitable.
* Requires primary skill to be competitive, thus requiring more investment.  


- Not obvious performance improvement in league or friendly games.
* Not obvious performance improvement in league or friendly games.


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[[Category:Training types]]

Latest revision as of 16:51, 19 June 2019

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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.

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 multiskilled 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.