Walkthroughs for Championship Manager 03/04 (PC). Also, if your financial situation is poor but you have top class training facilities, you might want to. This means they only know what they need to know, since most defenders won't need.

There is a lot talked about training plans, how to get the most out of players. Almost everyone has a different view, so I thought that I would conduct some scientific tests to determine what factors will related to training, coaches and player attributes will have the greatest impact. To start the tests, I have chosen AC Horsen in the Danish Premier League. This is partly because the Danish Premier is a small league, so it should be failry quick to play a season in holiday mode, but also because the board have no great expectations, so if I am messing about, I should at least be able to survive the season without the sack! I have re-run some of the tests with other clubs (Bristol Rovers, Ascoli and Adelaide Utd) to confirm some surprising results, but more of that later. AC Horsen has an average training ground (10), a small squad (23 players) an average assistant and 3 average coaches.

All staff have been given very long contracts to avoid them being poached by other clubs (particularly when they become “super coaches”) I particularly don’t like using “Fitness” coaches for anything other than fitness work, but I have no grounds for this. It will be interesting to see whether Henrik Larsen confirms my predjudice. I will be playing matches in holiday mode using the crusade tactic which appears to match well with the players available and should allow most to get a game. To measure improvement, I am using CM Scout and the “Scout Rating” column. Having started a game, I entered all of the players ratings into a spreadsheet and averaged them out.

It came to 55.39% and this will be my base line. All test will start with this save game (and I have made it read only to avoid any accidents) The first test was a simple one where the Goalkeepers were set to intensive Goalkeeping and all other training schedules on none. The rest of the squad were split into Fitness, Shooting, Skill and Tactics, with the main schedule on intensive and all others on none. This was to find out which attributes were affected by each schedule. The results showed that Fitness: Acceleration, Agility, Jumping, Pace, Stamina, Strength and Reflexes Shooting: Finishing and Long Shots Skill: Crossing, Dribbling, Heading, Passing, Set Pieces, Tackling and Technique Tactics: Decisions, Marking, Off the Ball, Positioning and Teamwork Goalkeeping: Handling Aggresion, Anticipation, Balance, Bravery, Creativity, Determination, Flare, Influence and Work Rate as well as all the hidden attributes are not affected by any training. Some may change over time, but this would be outside of any training regime. Some interesting findings here.

I would certainly want my GKs to be taking on Fitness attributes and the Positioning from Tactics would also help. Similarly, I would want my Attackers to be gaining from the positioning and off the ball improvements from Tactics. It may be early, but already I can see myself making some changes to my thinking.

The second test looked to see if the number of coaches influenced the training. First I ran the season with exactly the coaches I started with and measured the improvement on CM Scout. Telecharger driver carte graphique nvidia gratuit windows 7. The average was now 57.29%, an average improvement of 1.9%. Next I released all of the coaches, and the assistant. This time the figure came to 54.57%, so we have dropped on average 0.82%.