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Subject: percentage of training
I have seen some differences in training when playing two full matches, only official, and only friendly. That's why I think there is some difference and I vote as it follows 100%; 95%; 85%, which is according to rules
I work under the assumption of 95% & 90% respectively.
95% and 85% seems too big a disparity to reconcile with my observations. A 10% gap would mean over the course of a season a player training in friendlies only would be ~ 1.5 weeks behind a comparable player being used in official matches. I believe that should be noticeable - and I haven't seen it. (Could just be me though :D). I think the effect is more subtle, which is why I believe the 5% gap.
95% and 85% seems too big a disparity to reconcile with my observations. A 10% gap would mean over the course of a season a player training in friendlies only would be ~ 1.5 weeks behind a comparable player being used in official matches. I believe that should be noticeable - and I haven't seen it. (Could just be me though :D). I think the effect is more subtle, which is why I believe the 5% gap.
Anything under 90% would be a trick form the rule writer against the manager's here. ~95% is more probable.
So how much is :
League+friendly?
League+friendly+NT?
League+friendly?
League+friendly+NT?
what about 90 mins of league and 10 mins of friendly? that 100% too yeah
That's right.
And the example league, friendly + NT is more than 100% but everything over 100% is useless.
And the example league, friendly + NT is more than 100% but everything over 100% is useless.
i thought the benefit of playing NT matches was that you could achieve 133% training?
although clearly not from what ppl are saying so far
although clearly not from what ppl are saying so far
I'm looking for this question but we cant be sure
How can you possible get more than 100%, if I may ask?
somewhere greg wrote
official 90%
friendly 70%
NT 30 %
official 90%
friendly 70%
NT 30 %
20% difference between offical and friendly.. that's huge imo. Bit too huge I would say..