Good result against West Ham, showing that the team is developing. As a matter of interest, have you appointed many coaches? I have done in the Colchester save (and have on the others, like Plymouth this year) and it does seem to improve the team quite well; a development of the game that EA seems to have coded quite well, for this version.
This Bailey chap seems to be taking his chance with both hands - I like it when that happens.
@CO88LER5 wrote:Good result against West Ham, showing that the team is developing. As a matter of interest, have you appointed many coaches? I have done in the Colchester save (and have on the others, like Plymouth this year) and it does seem to improve the team quite well; a development of the game that EA seems to have coded quite well, for this version.
This Bailey chap seems to be taking his chance with both hands - I like it when that happens.
I've just appointed one coach for each line - GK, DEF, MID, ATT. I know there's probably something to gain from appointing more, but I don't have much to spend right now.
Besides, I'm also cautious developing players too much or too quickly. Some years ago I played with Brøndby, when the dynamic potential was just introduced. And a few of my younger players would have their potentials grow in crazy numbers, getting bought for €100m or something like that. One had even become so expensive that no team seemed able to approach him, ha.
So I think I prefer a slow development and probably won't sign any more coaches, even when I get my hands on more cash to spend.
