Having trouble understanding strikers HELP

[Al Svanberg]

no, that's not a factor. Never said.

Now I found it:

5. Older players may not be as effective against younger players with the same skill level. It is good to have a mixture of older veteran players and younger stars.

https://nordeus.helpshift.com/a/top-...s-stronger-why

[nikolgiorgos]

Can you train them really hard and play them in all games?

no, that's what i said.
No hard training and playing in games too but you can use them in two games every day.
If you see my team's roster, NIK, I have few players. It's only 3 good players in my bench.
I do also a daily training for the bonus (two sets of -6,75 cond. loss) too and use them in two games every day (with the use of 10-15 greens of course).
But i power-train them individually - meaning one day I 'll power train 2 players and bench them.
one -two days after, the same for another 1-2 players.
Doing rotation in power training.

[khris]

All I know is that when you star the game, one advice you get is "Don't work your players too hard" or something like that, don't know what it means. Is there no need to rest players from games? Can you train them really hard and play them in all games? No slumps etc? I don't know. I have seen some advice from experienced players saying that you need to rest your players every now and then, but maybe that is just a myth?



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I guess this is more related for the old version... when, the players had chances of injury during the trainings, so was a simple advice.

Then I have to say that, I dont know, if, there's something internally that when one train hard after hard increase the risk of injury.... as some managers never trained hard and had a good amount of these...

Is like when you say, play with young and old players, I guess is more about effectiveness in performance&economic side, because you can have, some youngers, fast trainers who, can be the best Q. players of your team, same time, it is posible to find old players that with 5* are well programmed so they can give you a lot for a low cost if one know how to do a balanced team, and how search for adequate players.

[Al Svanberg]

Niko and Khris- Thanks so much guys!

[Gorkem Gokce]

This is my last fast trainer guy bought him on %62 with no SA and this is the example of how not to st...Thinking about selling him gives me good money

[khris]

This is my last fast trainer guy and im thinking about selling him

Well done he is a potato.

[Gorkem Gokce]

Well done he is a potato.

Well everbody has gone these hard days i ll get over it(Probably cant and remove game :P)

Gonna keep try finding nice st but what i just noticed and gathered info from nikol thread is that sts with aml or amr possesion can perform good mostly(or not who knows )

[nikolgiorgos]

Unfortunately adding "1 to 1" sa won't help with the STs problem
I f you have some extra greens, give him AMR/L position (try him playing out of position in a friendly game).
Also set him as a F-K specialist.
I have a ST with 1-1 sa and he is great in Free-kicks.

[nikolgiorgos]

Now I found it:

https://nordeus.helpshift.com/a/top-...s-stronger-why

. Older players may not be as effective against younger players with the same skill level. It is good to have a mixture of older veteran players and younger stars.

as I read it, it's like saying :
ok, your old players from last season aren't enough anymore.
Time to buy some new ones too
lol

[Al Svanberg]

as I read it, it's like saying :
ok, your old players from last season aren't enough anymore.
Time to buy some new ones too
lol

Hehe, but then it's worded a bit strange because it more or less say that you need a mix.

Am I the only one who feels like older players perform a little better than younger players? I touched upon that in my guide with an example.

A friend introduced me to this game and he has played it since the first month it was released more or less, he has a great analytic mind but I don't think he ever has read anything about the game. He gave a few advices, and one was that you must build a team with younger players but that the kids never perform as well as the older players even if they have as many stars so always have a good mix. Is that just a myth or have others experienced that too? I don't have much experience, but just looking at the stats from my two accounts the few seasons I have played, the 23-27 y/o's stats really stick out, and I mean a lot. But it could be because I train my kids too hard and don't rest them enough, I power train them but not the older players. Or it could be due to many other reasons.