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* You can train 20 players in scoring and 49 in Set pieces. | * You can | ||
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20 players in scoring and 49 in Set pieces. | |||
* It can be a good [[off season]] regime, as it allows lots of players to be trained. | * It can be a good [[off season]] regime, as it allows lots of players to be trained. | ||
Revision as of 11:03, 28 February 2006
This is a unique training type because it trains 2 skills: the scoring skill for all outfielders that have played and set pieces for all players, even those that haven't played. Only 1% of team owners train this. Note that scoring training also trains the scoring skill, for fewer people but at a faster rate, and Set pieces training also trains set pieces, but much faster.
Pros
- You can
train
20 players in scoring and 49 in Set pieces.
- It can be a good off season regime, as it allows lots of players to be trained.
Cons
- Set Pieces takes a very long time to pop - approximately 1 pop per season.
- It is very difficult to have a competitive team whilst training ten players in scoring.
- An effective program is unlikely to survive long in the national cup competition.
