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* You can only train 6 players at once | * You can only train 6 players at once | ||
* [[3-4-3]], [[4-3-3]] and [[2-5-3]] are the only formations available | * [[3-4-3]], [[4-3-3]] and [[2-5-3]] are the only formations available | ||
* [[Forward toward wing]] and [[defensive forward]]s are | * [[Forward toward wing]] and [[defensive forward]]s are difficult to train | ||
* Too many other people train scoring | * Too many other people train scoring | ||
Revision as of 00:29, 1 June 2006
This type of training will train the scoring skill for forwards. About 14% of the hattrick population chose scoring training. Note that the shooting training type also trains the scoring skill as well as set pieces, for more players but at a slower rate.
Pros
- Relatively easy, as there are no half slots to worry about
- Only 2 secondaries to consider
- Lots of fun as you'll have high scoring games
- Lots of goals means good supporter mood
- Variety of tactics through use of defensive forwards and forwards towards wing
Cons
- Trainees are expensive, and fully trained players are not the massive money-makers you'd expect
- You can only train 6 players at once
- 3-4-3, 4-3-3 and 2-5-3 are the only formations available
- Forward toward wing and defensive forwards are difficult to train
- Too many other people train scoring
