By 18 he was the European Golden Boy winner, today he has 18 dribbling 15 passing and 17 first touch – a great addition to the left. I immediately set to get him to learn two more positions, by the time he was 17 he could play as an AMC, AML and an ML. Couple with his high pace and stamina I knew that there was a strong chance if he developed right he would be an ace in the hole.
At the age of 15 I found a young player who had phenomenal acceleration, 17 at that age was very high. My winger is expected to dribble at players, break defenses open, get goalside and basically wreak havoc. The reason why I chose knock ball past opponent was because of his acceleration and his crossing, his pace and concentration made him a good choice for an attacking fullback role, right now he is one of the most important players in my squad and at the age of 27 easily a world class player. So I added Get Forward, plays killer ball, runs down right flank, knocks ball past opponent. With those key attributes I set about looking at ppms to make this attacking fullback position more deadly. The player had great stamina, teamwork, natural fitness, concentration, pace and acceleration. I have an explosive fullback in this position, and when he was younger I was singularly focused on making sure he could dual hat a wingback role as well, so I trained him for both. I have three positions which are key in my 4411: the right fullback, the left winger and the AMC.
What you need to do is to look at the roles you have and see how ppms can enhance them. You can’t simply decide that you want two players to approach the game identically. Its not really hard, but you really need a plan. I am not particularly experienced at tutoring and plan to do more of it this season. Tutoring can transfer some of the ppms and takes 180 days. You can tutor anyone but the chances of success depends on how “senior” the tutor is, whether they have positions they play in common and whether the tutored is injured or not. The first option teaches him ppms and affects his mental disposition, and the second option only affects his mental disposition. There are two options when you want to tutor a player. Looks for pass rather than trying to score
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Below is a full list of ppms, and there are combinations you can make to allow you to do things you can t in the TC, like having a fullback who’s the source of all attacks.ġ4. The winger on the left is now encouraged to run with the ball and pull defenses open and when he does that its almost always an assist or he scores. That defender is a lynchpin for my defense now and through him we create a lot of chances, in fact its never surprising for me to see him run the ball up the field and play a killer pass to one of my wingers who then scores. I also have this winger on the right who possesses a great throw and he has 5 ppms including a long flat throw and 7 assists in 13 games, from his throw With really good ball control skills I gave him the task of My winger on the left has dribbling of 19, composure of 19, acceleration of 20 and pace of 19. To give you an example I had a defender who could also play as a midfielder, at the age of 17 I got him to learn, and he naturally developed a very good passing game. Some people may dislike playing with ppms, but imagine the variety of play you can achieve. That takes one season, and you can put the player on loan once he’s ready and tell the loanee club that he can only play in the new position.
Personally I continue players development, making sure they are capable in at least two positions. By then you can either start giving him time with the first time, or continue his development. A 17 year old player can learn 5 ppms by the time he is 20, and by then he should have been with the club for 3 seasons earning home grown status.
This is the full list of player preferred moves in the game, some can be taught by coaches and others can only be learnt via tutoring. When they have the ball in their half they pass it around casually, but then a switch goes off in midfield and suddenly they start moving the ball around at lightning pace to unlock defenses. To get these guys the latitude they need I know I need to have someone in the middle of the park setting the tempo for the whole game and switching defense to attack. I have an explosive fullback down the right who’s the focus of many of my attacks and a winger on the left who rips defenses to shreds. You need to look at your roles in the team and then determine what ppms will help enhance that position. Personally I believe its possible but very difficult, which is why my answer will be that there is no preset list of ppms per position. Player Preferred Moves is there a preferred set for certain players? This is where it gets rather complicated.
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