Leaving Assistant Manager responsible for training

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Frankly I can't be bothered with the training side of the game.
A question though: obviously it depends on how good your assistant manager
is, but do they generally do a good job at training?
Can you realistically click the option and then never look at the Training
menu again?


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"Barney Tabasco" <Barney-Tabasco@NOSPAMlycos.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Frankly I can't be bothered with the training side of the game.
> A question though: obviously it depends on how good your assistant manager
> is, but do they generally do a good job at training?
> Can you realistically click the option and then never look at the Training
> menu again?
>
>
> --
> Everton: Absolutely, not probably, the best football club in the world.

I left assistant responsible for training and I noticed he never changes the
schedule (Quieroz, Man Utd). I modify it if I notice my team isn't doing
something good on the pitch, shooting for example. I wonder if he'll change
it during pre-season training.

 

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"Tuff Gong" <tuffgong@net.hr> wrote in message
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> I left assistant responsible for training and I noticed he never changes
the
> schedule (Quieroz, Man Utd). I modify it if I notice my team isn't doing
> something good on the pitch, shooting for example. I wonder if he'll
change
> it during pre-season training.
>
>

Yeah, I think that seems the way to go. Ta!

Funnily enough, I've brought some new scouts and coaches in, but haven't
looked at what Assistants are out there.


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"Barney Tabasco" <Barney-Tabasco@NOSPAMlycos.co.uk> wrote in message
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> "Tuff Gong" <tuffgong@net.hr> wrote in message
> news:cno21d$uhs$1@ls219.htnet.hr...
>>
>> I left assistant responsible for training and I noticed he never changes
> the
>> schedule (Quieroz, Man Utd). I modify it if I notice my team isn't doing
>> something good on the pitch, shooting for example. I wonder if he'll
> change
>> it during pre-season training.
>>
>>
>
> Yeah, I think that seems the way to go. Ta!
>
> Funnily enough, I've brought some new scouts and coaches in, but haven't
> looked at what Assistants are out there.
>

More often than not, you can find coaches who are good enough to be
assistant managers!