Alexis Junior |
12/10/2024How can I train my academy player to grow fast and strong after promotion
michbou |
12/10/2024Aguado |
12/10/2024Michbou... you don't know how to train a young cdf player, you know that very well... there's no point in leading him down the wrong paths.
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michbou |
12/10/2024It's not a red herring, it's just the basics, if you don't get it played the player will be doubly rubbish the day you take it out 😊 think before you speak 😊
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Demi-cerveau |
12/10/2024The advice is good: to get him out quickly, you have to get him playing matches. After that, there's nothing more you can do at the training centre to optimise the players.
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Aguado |
16/10/2024Alexis Junior |
16/10/2024I had promoted him from the academy oo
Andre Malles |
16/10/2024I almost never let recently promoted players play full 90 min (at least until their endurance is 15 or more), so I usually sub them after 65, 70, 75 (when their fitness level dropped around 50%) and play them every two days, but that's just me.
I think it's really tempting to let young players play as much as possible to gain a lot of experience (and especially if they are learning new position), but I say to myself that it could be counterproductive as it increases chances of injury (even though injuries can be "completely random").