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I see, thanks for your for the reply.

Is it possible to lower a players dirtiness through mentoring or fines/warnings? I'm thinking of the scout label "Has a competitive streak".

Hi, I like to have my assman do the training for me, but what I would have liked is to still be able to influence a bit more than for 1 month at a time on induvidual training. For instance, if you have few players and need retraining, or just want all you players trained in spesific positions, it would be cool if you could set that for the next six months, or even the next season. Every time I change position/role/duty-training for 1 month, the assman changes it back 30 days later if he's in charge. Just a thought and a change I would have liked to see.

In FM players usually see a decline in their physical abilities when they hit their early 30'ties, but is that "up to date"? Juve and Bayern have players in their mid thirties playing full ninety minutes and holding up well even at 35+, like Ribery. Maybe I'm wrong, but I fell the quality of the clubs sports sience department should be important for how long a player keeps physical attributes after he hits 30, like it is in real life. I think development in sports science has made it possible for athletes too keep it going longer, and maybe that should be more reflected in FM? I don't mean that there should be no decline, but now I think it's a bit dramatic. Just an opinion.

No, it's fixed to short passing.

But on midfielders you can choose between "short passing" and "more direct passing", thought that should be an option for defenders as well. If you have a Leonardo Bonucci in defence, you'd think "more direct passing" would be a tactical option?

Hi, on earlier versions of FM you could adjust the passing length for all positions, but now it seems like it's stuck on short for defenders and def.mid roles (except the "no noncence" defender roles). Is it supposed to be like this?

Thanks for the tip.

Ah, sorry, been working. This is how my tactic looks. What I'm looking for is to break oppositons possession early without amassing several bookings. Can you combine PI "tackle hard" with TI "Stay on feet"? Off course I also want to stay solid at the back...best of both worlds.

Sorry if there's a thread about this already that I've overlooked. I'm finding it hard to succeed with any tactic unless I choose the TI "get stuck in", or tell players to tackle hard, and I've yet to create a defensivly stabel tacitc with the "stay on your feet" TI. I feel I always get at least two or three bookings per game. Is there something I have'nt understood about the effects of these TI's? Would really like to make the "stay on your feet" TI work. Thanks in advance for any helpful suggestions or insight.