Yeah, well done.
One thing I would say, if you have access to packs. Try and pick up the more expensive, 18-20year old fast trainers.They are much better than people think for several reasons.
1. They train fast (and so improve enough to hold for several seasons with training and games)
2. Due to 1. you can keep them forever, or sell them at a massive profit a year or two later (even at the end of season).
3. Not only do they get better faster, but the ranking on them if you train them properly makes them deceptively good. I have a world class player I've had for months now, that his attacking is a whole other star above his rating (because his defense isn't trained). When I come up against better opponents, I believe this has helped me enormously. If you have this over most of your squad, you can be MUCH better than your rating.
AH AH — manager of Atlético Kolkata. Named in honour of my hometown club, Atlético de Kolkata, which won the inaugural edition of Indian Super League in 2014.
A good defence is the best offense.
About keeping a constant line-up, for this game, it might be a myth. I have seen a manager that did squad rotation for almost every match, changing a good fraction of the players. Yet, he won the treble in one season, and won the double and got a silver plate in the following season, that too with a team consisting mainly of 5-star and early 6-star players.
I also do squad rotation, and it does not seem to have any significant negative effect as such. Also, someone else (user of this forum) used squad rotation and he also said that there is no apparent negative effect on performance.
The way the schedules are in this game, a user definitely needs to use squad rotation unless he has a lot of green packs.
So, for those users that get the impression that rotating the line-up seems to affect the performance of their team or their players individually, it is more likely due to morale, form and hidden effects in this game rather than due to squad rotation.
Last edited by Tactician; 05-16-2016 at 01:29 PM.
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AH AH — manager of Atlético Kolkata. Named in honour of my hometown club, Atlético de Kolkata, which won the inaugural edition of Indian Super League in 2014.
A good defence is the best offense.
I always play roughly the same tea, for a very good reason:
Unless you play twice a day and train, your players will not gain the 20%+ needed to keep them in your squad next year at a HIGHER level than last year, without power training. Again keeping the players over seasons means your team is under-rated as they will have 40% defense and 140 attack.