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 Does training everyday affect motivation. I am having problems getting players in junior squad motivated. Even when i play players in correct position, their motivation seems low. I am training goalies and i can only play 1 in correct position at a time, would it be better to train a different position for this reason. Would it help if i only had 10 players in junior squad or would this make it worse. 06/08/2013 13:42
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 The tough thing about training goalies is exactly what you said....you can only play one at a time. You'll need to fill the other 10 positions with other players. You are best off having six goalies as subs, since they'll get 75-80 motivation. Don't play them in the wrong positions as juniors or they will have 25 motivation. 06/08/2013 13:52
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@sabrefan62 said:
The tough thing about training goalies is exactly what you said....you can only play one at a time. You'll need to fill the other 10 positions with other players. You are best off having six goalies as subs, since they'll get 75-80 motivation. Don't play them in the wrong positions as juniors or they will have 25 motivation.


Should i make sure i have other players to play in the 10 remaining places then (no goalies). 		06/08/2013 14:08
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 Yes, juniors should not play out of position as they'll have worse motivation than if they are subs or reserves. 06/08/2013 17:05
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@sabrefan62 said:
Yes, juniors should not play out of position as they'll have worse motivation than if they are subs or reserves.


Thanks for the help. 		06/08/2013 17:38
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