The Official Football Manager 2010 Thread

Jakstaar2007 · 10 Jan 2010 at 18:44

MarcLister said:
So nothing to do with collisions or tackles from opposition players?

I think you can have training intensity at the high setting but make sure the individual training areas aren't too high. Maybe download an example training set and compare it to yours, see where you might be overdoing the training.

Yea, i don't think they're collisions. I am using Tug's Training schedules for the squad. All players have been put into the correct category etc. and training intensity is set to a low Medium (the individual bars are quite low)

MarcLister · 10 Jan 2010 at 18:49

Jakstaar2007 said:
Yea, i don't think they're collisions. I am using Tug's Training schedules for the squad. All players have been put into the correct category etc. and training intensity is set to a low Medium (the individual bars are quite low)

Strange, I'm using the same training schedules; and I don't alter them in any way. What kind of condition are your players in before a match? 90%+, 80-90% etc? It might be worth viewing more of the match to see what is causing the injuries to your players.

Jakstaar2007 · 10 Jan 2010 at 18:56

Always about 90%. I view the extended highlights and it doesn't really seem to be due to strong tackles from the other team as the injury is very rarely followed by a card. Maybe i am just really unlucky?

MarcLister · 10 Jan 2010 at 18:56

Jakstaar2007 said:
Always about 90%. I view the extended highlights and it doesn't really seem to be due to strong tackles from the other team as the injury is very rarely followed by a card. Maybe i am just really unlucky?

Do you get your players tackled a lot by the opposition players which might then cause an injury later? Apart from that, yeah you sound unlucky.

Jakstaar2007 · 10 Jan 2010 at 19:01

Not especially no. The injuries are usually instant. Not many are knocks with the green and white cross that develop later into a red and white cross. Nearly all are straight red and white crosses (if you get what i mean).

4p · 10 Jan 2010 at 19:02

Did you pirate the game?

MarcLister · 10 Jan 2010 at 19:13

Jakstaar2007 said:
Not especially no. The injuries are usually instant. Not many are knocks with the green and white cross that develop later into a red and white cross. Nearly all are straight red and white crosses (if you get what i mean).

Literally as if they are just exerting themselves a little too much?

Jakstaar2007 · 10 Jan 2010 at 19:32

Thorpy said:
Did you pirate the game?

Nope. Bought it from the Sainsburys that i work at for a princely sum of £24 + my discount

Jakstaar2007 · 10 Jan 2010 at 19:34

MarcLister said:
Literally as if they are just exerting themselves a little too much?

Not too sure really. One of them got injured in the 4th minute and that was a twisted knee.
Will keep going and see if there are anymore silly injuries.

Also, Does anybody have Rhys Murphy in their team? He has got to be the most unlucky player too. He has scored 1 goal for me so far this season in 12 games. He has hit the bar on numerous occasions along with the post, having the keeper make many spectacular saves. Feel sorry for him

. If anybody has bought him, do you have any tips on getting him to change one of his tendencies to help him out a bit? I have just asked him to place the shots in the corner of the net as i think he just tries to blast them in when one on one/

Cheers for the help by the way guys!

Jakstaar2007 · 10 Jan 2010 at 20:03

And another one :mad:

Brendan Moloney pulled a hamstring during training out for 3 weeks.

MoratJG · 10 Jan 2010 at 20:27

Have you checked your coaches are up to scratch? Obviously, a lower div team isn't going to get superstars, but bad coaches can knacker the players.

thepeganator · 10 Jan 2010 at 20:28

Get some good fitness coaches, always make sure I have good coaches and don't get TOO many players injured.

Jakstaar2007 · 10 Jan 2010 at 20:48

Will have a look. I do have David Ginola as one of the coaches though

Is anyone up for starting a network game? or are they too slow?

zero_01 · 10 Jan 2010 at 21:39

I would be willing to start a network game if i could get the IP stuff sorted out, any help much welcomed

Jakstaar2007 · 10 Jan 2010 at 22:54

I think there is a guide somewhere online of how to do it.

Just had a look. Everyone is saying use Hamachi.

zero_01 · 10 Jan 2010 at 23:04

I will have a look at Hamachi and see how to use it

dovey · 10 Jan 2010 at 23:50

I have played with a few people in the same game. One was in my flat via wireless, one via hamachi and the other just put in my internet ip address and it all worked fine with minimal lag. The game seems to like to chew your upload when looking at players and such so a few people on the standard 448k upload might slow down a bit.

Hamachi is easiest as it finds other games in the server browser but my friend did say it was faster when I game him my ip to connect to rather than via hamachi.

m0r94n · 10 Jan 2010 at 23:54

RAGE. Curse of my conceding happens again. In the last 2 minutes Man City turn a 1-0 deficit in to a 2-1 victory for them. This game is going to break me.

Jakstaar2007 · 11 Jan 2010 at 00:14

If you figure out how to do it, i will definitely be up for a game.

Just beat Charlton 4-0 in the FA Cup 2nd round :eek:

. We were at home.
Shame we have now drawn Aston Villa away

(playing as Notts County btw)

I've been linked to two jobs in the Spanish top division. Have had to say i am not interested in both as i know there is no chance i'd get offered the job and it would just upset the chairman

m0r94n · 13 Jan 2010 at 12:16

Need a recommendation for a good premiership quality CB.

Just starting my second season and Napoli have made an 11million offer for Samba. I need someone to fill his boots, but I only want to spend around 5-6mil.

Trying to beef the squad up a bit as I only just avoided relegation last season. In with the old hoofball players, in with the new pacey players.