spaced33

In my current setup my keeper has an 84% passing success rate. The parts of my setup that may influence this are as follows: TI's: pass shorter, play out of defence (Standard, very fluid) He's a sweeper keeper with support duty and has distribute to full backs and distribute quickly. My fullbacks are wing backs with support duty on both flanks. Not sure if it helps with drawing markers but my DLPD (in the DM strata) is usually positioned between the DC's when the keeper has the ball. He also has a throwing of 16 and a kicking of 13 - the low kicking range may contribute to him playing it sh

Some of the regens look like they should be introduced to a good shampoo

How many physios should a premier league club have? Do they do anything other than assess the length of the injury?

Could it perhaps also be related to the player's natural fitness? Low natural fitness + average workload = heavy for that player? Edit*** and maybe low professionalism causing him to complain about it

I think what a lot of people don't realise is that the AMR/L positions are actually forwards and you need to think of them in that way. They don't offer that much defensively.