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== Cons ==
== Cons ==
* Massive start-up costs to be done effectively (approx 10 million EUR)
* Massive start-up costs to be done effectively (approx 10 million EUR)
* many [[transfers]] and [[Transfers#TS-Drop|TS-Hits]]<br>
* Compared to normal training "many" [[transfers]] and [[Transfers#TS-Drop|TS-Hits]]<br>, but compared to normal trading (similar profitability) it's below average.
* Players lose [[form]] when not playing<br>
* Players lose [[form]] when not playing<br>
* Very time intensive in real world terms
* Players will often need to be listed several times before selling
* Players will often need to be listed several times before selling
* There is only a finite number of Set Piece players needed, so this type can only support a limited number of trainers
* There is only a finite number of Set Piece players needed, so this type can only support a limited number of trainers (around 2%)
* The market now is saturated!!
[[Category:Training types]]
[[Category:Training types]]

Revision as of 17:15, 5 March 2006

With this training type all players in your squad recieve training in the set pieces skill, whether or not they played a game that week. Regardless of age this training takes about 2 weeks for a player to raise a level.

Set pieces training is concidered to be one of the most lucrative training types in the game. However, it is done by only 2% of all hattrickers. Note that shooting also trains set pieces (as well as scoring), but at a much slower rate.

Pros

  • Hugely profitable when done well
  • Great return on investment, the more you invest, the more you get
  • train up to 50 players
  • training regardless of age
  • freedom of formation
  • Does not increase the wages of your players

Cons

  • Massive start-up costs to be done effectively (approx 10 million EUR)
  • Compared to normal training "many" transfers and TS-Hits
    , but compared to normal trading (similar profitability) it's below average.
  • Players lose form when not playing
  • Players will often need to be listed several times before selling
  • There is only a finite number of Set Piece players needed, so this type can only support a limited number of trainers (around 2%)