CDF tips and tricks

Thanks, it was good

You need the minimum CDF at level 4 to have good players

Have a staff member level 4 +

Oh yes ?

You also need to have young people in your CDF

You must also have an account on VirtuaFoot

Johnie Halidai: Il faut aussi avoir un compte sur VirtuaFoot

Serious? Couldn't they have told me before? Minceeee

If necessary, I do Tutorials on full moon Saturdays

Johnie Halidai: Si besoin, je fais des Tutos les samedis de pleine lune

Isn't it every Sunday, the 1st of the month? 🤭😁😘

Johnie Halidai: Si besoin, je fais des Tutos les samedis de pleine lune

it was a full moon yesterday... Can you send us all your written tutorials? :D

I created this post to share your advice, your experiences with the CDF. Well, everything that is related to it.

The CDF, in its current state you don't have much to do...just a few little tips: Schedule matches every day, choose the players you recruit carefully, train them 100%, take them out as a professional team when it seems wise to you, do some detection...that's about it.

MIKE is level 1, he may be looking for advice 😁 the CDF is really important at level 10, it becomes one of the pillars of a club's profitability. The idea is both to be able to train young people for your team and to become a breeder of champions for resale. You already have lots of tutorials on this, that's why you don't get many real answers. What has been said is correct. Recruit, train, leave at the age that suits you. We could add information here on detection and exit age. I think opinions differ on this...

Thank you for the feedback, I am focusing on England and I have 3 potential young people under 50

Do U18 tournament events to try to have good potential, it works sometimes

It works thank you

At your level, I would focus on: -the store -the stadium -home matches with TV rights. The cdf, you will really think about it when you are level 4 or 5. For the moment you cannot reach level 10, so you will not yet have very great potential. The current priority: healthy finances!

Thank you very much, that’s nice advice.