Has any-one actaully benefited from asking their play to learn a PPM?

Has any-one actually benefited from teaching it to your player

if you have can you please tell me which as when i teach somehting to that player whidch i think is good it normally doesn't work

Yes - Ched Evans - Asking him to round the keeper, scores a lot more 1 on 1's now

The one PPM I haven't seen working too often is runs with ball through the middle .. just me?

Also, just to clear this up, do you need to give players creative freedom for them to make regular use of their PPM's still? Or not?

I am of the belief that players will try their PPM's whenever they wish, regardless of creative freedom. Makes a little more sense what with the ability to remove them.

i taught gab agbonlahor to place his shots and it doesnt seem to make much difference from the games i watch as he still blasts a lot high and wide....but on the positive he does seem to get at least 10 one on ones a game so he still bags his quota

i just tried teaching an Argentinian Striker who i bought for Man U Round Keeper in 1 on 1 and it worked

but i tried teaching to a frenchie and it didnt so i have proof sumtimes a player does learn a PPM

Yes - Ched Evans - Asking him to round the keeper, scores a lot more 1 on 1's now

How long did it take for that to kick in the game? I have just asked Defoe to do this, Around 1 month game time.

I ask my wingers to run down the flanks, it works greatly with the ones with good pace as they do it, then cut in and play a nice simple ball across goal for one of my strikers to tap in. Love it.