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He will definitely not get 100% of maximum training. For 100% training a player needs to play 2 full official matches in a week. A game for national team gives half the training of one official match, so your player will get training equal to one friendly and one half of a league game, which is not 100% of maximum training.
He should get more training than a player who played in league only, though, if that is what you understand by 100%.

How do you know that so certainly? That 100% is only 2 full official matches? There is no way for you to know that for sure..

He should get more training than a player who played in league only, though, if that is what you understand by 100%.

Thank you, that was I wanted to know :)

How do you know that so certainly? That 100% is only 2 full official matches? There is no way for you to know that for sure..

greg said it. I think it was also in some news years ago?

What i remember is that he said "2 matches" and that he was asked if he ment also friendly + NT and that the answer was yes.

That is what the dutch mod said who asked this.
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Yeah Gregs says lot of things..like for example that there is difference between 1st and 2nd half in terms of received training..and now go figure..

I agree that it is not always easy to understand what greg means, when he answers questions about the game, since his english skills are not the best ;)

What you mean is probably, that training is not linear, so a player who plays only the first half gets more than half the training of a player who plays the full match. You could say, that the first minutes give more training than the last minutes, although this is a bit misleading.

Yes that's what I (or Greg) meant. It might be like that, although we will never now for sure.
Anyway I don't think there is a big difference between 2 full official matches and 1 official match+1 friendly (or even half)

Maybe someone did a research or from past experience can give me details on question "Is it worth building a roof on seats?"
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yes it is worth it. if u have money. cant give u a percice details though, maybe someone else can.

If you have money to spend than it is a good investment, but it takes a long time to earn them back..It depands on weather a lot, but speaking from my experience you can put about 50% more price on tickets and expect the same attendance.

I bought a player who popped 2 to 6 and 7 pace in a team with 3 magical assistants and i trained him pace too and he popped 4 to 8 with 2x brilliant and one outstanding coach (difference 45 to 40) is that the case ? it doesnt seem that such small assistant difference could affect talent so much.Any ideas?

considering he was 2 weeks to 6 it does seem unlikely..
was playing only friendlies each week?
2 games in a week is a lot more training (imo ~25% more compared to friendly only)

get this: when he popped to 6 he played 1 90min friendly and 1 90min league, when to 7 2 friendlies 90 minutes. and when i train him to 9 he played 90league + 23 friendly, 90 friendly, 90 league + 44 friendly and didnt pop to 9 thats why its crazy. He didn't really popped to 9 yet but 3 these trainings with 2 of them more than just friendly and he didnt pop.

to 8 he needed either 1 friendly and 2 leagues or 3 league games. Damn this doesnt seem logical.I gave him 23mins and again 44 mins in friendly to add but he didnt pop.I thought when a player pops 2 to good he should pop 3 weeks to at least excellent.How could this be? very very high sub skill could be it ? then he should pop to 10 in 3 weeks after this.

i've had 2 to very good pace, then 4 to excellent pace before if this helps.