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#SETTING TRAINING SCHEDULE CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGER 2003 FULL#
#SETTING TRAINING SCHEDULE CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGER 2003 SERIES#

Finally, choose correct training schedules for the upcoming weeks via calendar.

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He's an amazing player, especially if you play him in the left wing. This guy is consistently one of the best players in the game for the lower leagues at least in the last 3 versions of CM.ītw krummi, since you're at Fiorentia Viola (I think they actually managed to get back the name Fiorentina), have you ever tried an almost unknown player named Pablo Niño? He plays for Betis B, and is always transfer listed. He was rated twice at 10 on the first two friendly games, agains Div.3 teams (which I won 5-1 and 3-0 away). I've signed Scott Huckerby for a splashing £6K, which is nearly half of my yearly transfer budget. My first step towards success this season is already taken. I started a new game, this time with Chester City. That's the value of his minimum fee release clause at Comunicaciones. If you knew him already when you started the game, instead of paying £35M, he would only cost you £550K. When the game starts he plays for Comunicaciones, in Guatemala. I'm still considering if I'll continue that game, because when things are this easy right from the start, the game loses interest

Now I'm at the start of the 2nd season, ready to play in the scottish Div.2 and in the UEFA Cup. And yet, to my utter surprise, even Celtic and Rangers were outplayed and outclassed by my team. No player in my squad was worth more that £30K, except for my two star icelandic players, Oskarsson and Juliusson (worth around £80K each). But, what's worse, I won both the League Cup and the Scottish FA Cup (I can show you the screenshots, in case you don't believe me). On my first season, I won Div.3 without conceding a single defeat. Since you mentioned the scottish league, I can tell you that I'm currently playing a game in which I'm managing Queens Park (Div.3).

#SETTING TRAINING SCHEDULE CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGER 2003 FULL#

I use the tactics and training schedule that I developed back in CM4 (with a specific schedule for goalies, full backs, center backs, defensive midfielders, attacking midfielders, wingers, and strikers), and the results are awesome.

#SETTING TRAINING SCHEDULE CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGER 2003 SERIES#

The game is so biased towards them that you could play Nistelrooy on goal and Gary Neville as striker, and still win the treble on the first seasonĪctually, I find CM 03/04 one of the easiest games in the CM series ever. I don't find managing big clubs at the start difficult at all. People with 'shooting 2/3/some crap score' tend to score far more than they ought to. Defenders seem to have more shots than anyone else. Or pushing a quick striker up against a slow back 4? This stuff should surely have some effect, but it doesn't seem to at all. Does it recognise stuff like that? How about sticking a defender who's good at heading in the heart of defence if they're playing long-ball. How intuitive is it? I mean, I play my pacey players down the wing. So that left me doubting how exactly one influences things in this game. But the new bloke should've been crap too he was using IDENTICAL tactics (such as the 'tactics' are in Champ Man 2) to me. Did you play differently like as in you had a defensive mentality and the new dude attacked manically or vice versa? Seems to make a surprisingly big difference.