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The quality of my school is Excellence, still it produce players below 30 average, why admin? | 09/01/2012 17:45 |
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check their progression | 09/01/2012 17:53 |
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If your school is bad, as Austria, Canada or Costa Rica... the players will be bad too. | 09/01/2012 20:52 |
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@ Spam ^_^ ( double post ) | 09/01/2012 22:49 |
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Now, for an actual answer: They don't start with good averages. It's all about the training. |
10/01/2012 02:21 |
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Traning in which sense? it has b long that got this school upto 7months now | 10/01/2012 04:58 |
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1. Schools do not train your players. That's your job. They only produce players. 2. Schools give players in a variety of positions with a variety of progressions. These progressions determine how well a player will respond to training. Therefore, the higher the progression (i.e. - 80%) the faster he will train and more likely to be a higher FC. 3. The quality of your school usually influences the progression of the players it produces - so better school usually = better progression. and finally - 4. The average of the players will always be "low" - how else does any player start but as a beginner? it takes time to become a superstar, Wayne Rooney wasn't born with a bullseye on his foot. You have to promote them to your junior squad and train them up. Good Luck! |
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Lifeguard said: 1. Schools do not train your players. That's your job. They only produce players. 2. Schools give players in a variety of positions with a variety of progressions. These progressions determine how well a player will respond to training. Therefore, the higher the progression (i.e. - 80%) the faster he will train and more likely to be a higher FC. 3. The quality of your school usually influences the progression of the players it produces - so better school usually = better progression. and finally - 4. The average of the players will always be "low" - how else does any player start but as a beginner? it takes time to become a superstar, Wayne Rooney wasn't born with a bullseye on his foot. You have to promote them to your junior squad and train them up. Good Luck! + 1 |
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Lifeguard said: 1. Schools do not train your players. That's your job. They only produce players. 2. Schools give players in a variety of positions with a variety of progressions. These progressions determine how well a player will respond to training. Therefore, the higher the progression (i.e. - 80%) the faster he will train and more likely to be a higher FC. 3. The quality of your school usually influences the progression of the players it produces - so better school usually = better progression. and finally - 4. The average of the players will always be "low" - how else does any player start but as a beginner? it takes time to become a superstar, Wayne Rooney wasn't born with a bullseye on his foot. You have to promote them to your junior squad and train them up. Good Luck! +1 Uruguay1950 said: @ Spam ^_^ ( double post ) +2  |
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