Just bought a fast trainer and trained him close to 7 stars, how long do you guys think I should put him on bench before include him in starting line up?
I am crazy about this season, a disaster to me, so have to buy this fast trainer and power train him. But I don't want to rush to use him as I heard about some past experiences that it would be better to wait for a couple of days.
I have noticed that some players bought from the transfer market, despite being rated 5 stars and at least decent trainers, they fail to impress during the first matches in any of the competitions, unless you are playing against a bot or against an abandoned team that has already declined. But, this may be different for a 5 star player trained to 7 stars.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teda
I generally play him in a friendly before an actual match.
Yes, using new player in a friendly match before starting him in a competitive match seems to be better. But, there is the risk of injuries.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cat Harrison
I play them right away but put them in as a sub first two games
I let a newly bought player get 10-20 minutes play time as a sub before putting him in starting lineup. Like they do in real life for a player coming back from injury introducing him when everyone else is tired so giving him a chance to shine haha
let them rest for one whole day ;)
Add a massage and spa as well. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gert Funck
I tend to give some time to let new player to adapt. But this is not a strict rule for me.
Even if a new player has sufficient match fitness on joining my team, ideally I will firstly use him as substitute or just him sitting out a match. However, if there is insufficient fit players for the 2nd match on same day, I will use the new player instead of being forced to spend extra green packs.
Did you give the new player cookies to boost his adaptation? :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by cookizzz
This question is Voodoo territory but I like to play a friendly/ies first but I do that before training him - I don't give packs to a player who hasn't given me a performance to encourage me to do so.
But, tbh, if its been a disaster start I'd just throw him in. Something needs to change so if it was me I'd just go for it.
No. If I have any cookie, I will use them to boost my morale. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Tactician
In fact, I don't know if players really need time to adapt. But I need time to test what role the player can play in my team. So I will not conclude whether new player is useful after he only plays a few matches.
Players don't need time to adapt. My opinion always was that a game that have seasons of 28 days really is not too developed to take into account these factors, of if a player have a depression due divorce. no.
I have noticed that some players have immediate impact (rating 8 and above) on their competition debut with their new club without playing any friendlies, while others players have a rating of 7. Some of the players who had a 7 on their debut do improve after a few matches.Quote:
Originally Posted by cookizzz
1 -test in 1-2 official games
2- power train
3- waiting 1 day (not for adaptation, it's for the fatigue he maybe has from training) because this can cause an injury or bad performance.
4-This is my own way, its not a magic recipe :rolleyes:
yes my expectation is the chance of injury is higher so I figure maybe get it over with it a friendly.....
I agree. New players may or may not have immediate impact. So my tendency to use new players slowly is just a personal preference. I do not follow it strictly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tactician
For the original question about training, I never let my player stop training. I just checked the training results of a few new players. I don't notice that their training progresses are particularly fast or slow on joining new team.
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4-This is my own way, its not a magic recipe
yeah, a spoonful of "friendly game" can give a bittersweet taste :pQuote:
yes my expectation is the chance of injury is higher so I figure maybe get it over with it a friendly.....