Subject: Noob Questions

well, i have a doubt about play time-training.

This week i trained PACE, and Greer play 90 minutes in the league game as MID. Tonight in the cup game my forward got injured and i already sub IN the forward i have in the bench, so Greer as first MID in the bench sub IN for the injured forward.
First question: Greer is in the Bench as MID, but sub in for a player that has an ATT order: did he play as a MID or as ATT??
Second question: if he play as a MID, training will be 100% (or close) in PACE, but if he play the cup game as ATT, does this mean that he got only 40 minutes of PACE Training??

Thank YOU

if he subbed in as at an attacker position i'm pretty sure thats what he was trained in... which means yes, he only received 40 mins training time as an att and the previous minutes are lost because of the position change... sorry dude.

That would explain why last season my GK was popping slowly in pace. I played him 20-30 minutes on Wednesdays as DEF to give him 100% training. Shoot!
But then it means when you scramble a bit your positions within a week when training pace players will not get a full training.

Conclusion: Even though the pace is trained by all the players who played a match or two, they have to be limited to one formation during this week to get a benefit from training.

Correct?
(edited)

From the rules:

The player must play with the same match order (def, att etc) in both matches in one week, otherwise only the last match they played will count for training (even if you are training pace). The only time when the match order does not count is with stamina training.

BAsically my question is that if he was set as MID in the bench, but sub an ATT, will he receive training as MID or ATT??

training anything but stamina would be ATT (he played that in the friendly)

ive wondered that, and my guess is he gets trained as what whoever he subbed in for was set at. so pretty sure he got 40 mins of pace as an attacker, sucks brah