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Training defending is traditionally the best way to make money through training. The ability to [[training|train]] ten different players at once means you will ultimately make a larger profit than those training types that work on smaller numbers of players. However, the ability to train ten players in a single week is balanced by defender training being the slowest to increase a level. | Training defending is traditionally the best way to make money through training. The ability to [[training|train]] ten different players at once means you will ultimately make a larger profit than those training types that work on smaller numbers of players. However, the ability to train ten players in a single week is balanced by defender training being the slowest to increase a level. | ||
Training defending limits also the tactical options for the games as you have to put ideally five players into your defence. | |||
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Revision as of 19:50, 20 December 2005
The ability to stop opponent's attacks. Unconditionally the most important ability for all types of defenders. Midfielders may also put this ability to good use.
It is also relevant on all players when using the Pressing tactic.
Training defending is traditionally the best way to make money through training. The ability to train ten different players at once means you will ultimately make a larger profit than those training types that work on smaller numbers of players. However, the ability to train ten players in a single week is balanced by defender training being the slowest to increase a level. Training defending limits also the tactical options for the games as you have to put ideally five players into your defence.
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