Subject: New Coach

Can someone comment if he is a good coach? I planned to train pace and then passing

Edi Militaru, age: 58,
wage: 22 850 S$ country: România
adequate coach

Training effectiveness:
poor of stamina, poor of keeper
unearthly of pace, weak of defender
unsatisfactory of technique, hopeless of playmaker
unearthly of passing, hopeless of striker
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Bogdan Pokora , age: 34
excellent coach, wage: 25 900 S$
Current bid: 2 S$
end of bidding: 2008-02-19 00:40

solid of stamina, adequate of keeping
unearthly of pace, adequate of defending
excellent of technique, very good of playmaking
unearthly of passing, adequate of striker

Here's a better one! Excellent vs adequate! Wages just S$3k more! Bid for him quick!
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Klvn01 have reason!!!

It's okey (buy a coach with unearthy in the skills that you will train) ..but you must look also the other skills...because the "random skill up" depends principally from the skills of the head coach...


(from Newbie guide)
Another thing:

The assistent are only a surplus, in first time you must have a great head coach....after when you have a great coach (a great coach is a coach with minimum unealthy in the skills that you train and the other skills are about solid/excellent or more), you can buy your first assistent (but only one for the moment)!!!

It's ONLY the head coach that influence the training....the assistent only help to raise up the skills of head coach (but need 3 strong assistent with high wage to up 1 level in all skills of head coach)...it's more easy and less expensive to invest all money to buy one head coach (with the max wage that you can pay every week for your staff).

In your case if you want train passing and pace, than you must buy a trainer with unealthy pace and passing (the other skills can be low in this first time: but you must know that more high is the other skill and more random skill up you can have...)

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I'm hunting for a Brilliant coach now, with unearthly in def, pace n stamina....

Are you ready for his wage?

yep!

Thanks all. I know what to get now.

For coach, I think for an s'pore team, a good coach is needed to train youths for your team and the nation. Forget about spending big bucks on overseas player. If you want, have a good coach, buy overseas youth and make use of the bot teams to train rookie players. Likewise, i think having to train your youth player is better for your team and nation.

Here's my coach for your reference.

Galvin Kang, age: 61,
wage: 34 250 S$
club: Sembawang Hamsters FC, country: Singapore
outstanding coach

Training effectiveness:
incredible of stamina, formidable of keeper
very good of pace, magical of defender
incredible of technique, outstanding playmaker
brilliant of passing, solid of striker

P.S Advice from a noob. Hope that helps although unlikely. :)
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Is that your youth coach?

My problem is more on the money. I have to build up my income first before getting any better coach. 35k salary is still too much for me now.

Well, I think i'll show u guys my main and youth coach..

Thijs Vanthornhout, age: 51,
wage: 58 350 S$
club: VIC UTD FC, country: België
outstanding coach

Training effectiveness:
hopeless of stamina, unsatisfactory of keeper
unearthly of pace, incredible of defender
unearthly of technique, unearthly of playmaker
unearthly of passing, unearthly of striker


Leon Krysiński, age: 55,
wage: 21 400 S$
club: VIC UTD FC, country: Polska
formidable coach

Training effectiveness:
excellent of stamina, formidable of keeper
very good of pace, formidable of defender
formidable of technique, formidable of playmaker
very good of passing, magical of striker

Thats quite a main coach... 58k is out of my budget for quite a while..

Here is my main..

Aron Murthy, age: 53,
wage: 33 000 S$
club: Nesti, country: Singapore
outstanding coach

Training effectiveness:
unearthly of stamina, good of keeper
excellent of pace, incredible of defender
outstanding of technique, outstanding of playmaker
unearthly of passing, solid of striker

And my youth


Robert Kian, age: 53,
wage: 16 250 S$
club: Nesti, country: Singapore
excellent coach

Training effectiveness:
good of stamina, very good of keeper
brilliant of pace, very good of defender
very good of technique, solid of playmaker
outstanding of passing, solid of striker

Well this is what I can do for my small budget now..

What are you training cakama? passing or stamina?

For junior coaches only the overall appraisal (e.g Very Good Coach) counts. The individual skills don't matter at all so the lower they are and the higher appraisal the coach is the better, as it means cheaper wages. As for first team coaches, the overall appraisal doesn't matter what so ever. It's the individual skills that count. NEVER EVER train anything unless your coach is unearthly in that skill. It's simply not worth it. If it means you have to get a new coach to start a different training programme, then so be it.

As for assistants, the overall appraisal is the thing that matters. However they don't have have to be as good.
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As for my coaches:

Main Coach:
Simon Ponting, age: 41,
wage: 60 320 AU$
club: Roar FC, country: Australia
brilliant coach

Training effectiveness:
unearthly of stamina, unsatisfactory of keeper
unearthly of pace, unearthly of defender
unearthly of technique, unearthly of playmaker
unearthly of passing, magical of striker

Junior Coach:
Warren Chipperfield, age: 61,
wage: 52 920 AU$
club: Roar FC, country: Australia
brilliant coach

Training effectiveness:
magical of stamina, incredible of keeper
unearthly of pace, formidable of defender
incredible of technique, unearthly of playmaker
unearthly of passing, formidable of striker

Assistants:
2x Incredible
2x Formidable

i thought we should not have more than 3 assistant coach?

Yeah I've just been a bit lazy with sacking them. Keep forgetting to do it before saturday. Because I may as well keep him for the training on thursday. But between thursday and saturday I'll forget to sack one of them. The vicious cycle continues :P