* This message was written in Spanish and translated into English by Google.
I open this thread because there are countries in which the management of subsidiary teams is deficient and could be improved. However, in other countries it is perfect. To argue what I have said, I am going to use two clubs as an example, one that is perfect and the other that is not, both of which have 3 teams:
- PSV (Netherlands): PSV (Eredivisie), Jong PSV (Keuken Kampioen Divisie) and PSV U18
- Valencia (Spain): Valencia (La Liga), Valencia Mestalla (2nd RFEF) and Valencia youth
Two different clubs with the same structure: Therefore, the management of Jong PSV when you play with PSV should be the same as what you can do with Valencia Mestalla if you play with Valencia. But it's not like that.
- If you fire the coach of the second team and go to employees – responsibilities. With Valencia, all the responsibilities that you can delegate or assign to yourself regarding the Valencia Mestalla and youth team disappear.
With PSV that does not happen. You can take charge of the Jong PSV:
- If you play with PSV and want to place ads to find employees with Jong PSV: you can place ads for all positions and you will receive the response to the ads in a few days.
Y puedes quitar los anuncios cuando consideres oportuno:
On the other hand, if you play with Valencia and want to place ads to find employees for Valencia Mestalla, there are positions for which I tell you “the ad has already been placed” (even though you have not placed them).
They are ads that you cannot remove and for which the response never comes.
- If with PSV you take charge of Jong PSV
You can modify everything related to tactics:
On the other hand, if with Valencia you take charge of the Valencia Mestalla:
The drop-down menu does not appear with all the options in Tactics.
- If with PSV in Development Center – Team B you want Jong PSV to play with the tactics of the first team: they do it.
If with Valencia in the Development Center – Team B you want Valencia Mestalla to play with the tactics of the first team: they don't listen to you.
These are some examples but there are other limiting situations in these situations. Everything that I have given PSV Jong as an example is the same in the second teams in the English clubs (under-21), in the Brazilian teams (reserve team), in the Italian ones like Juventus B or Atalanta B among others. And the control you can have over the entire club is great.
Everything mentioned about the Valencia Mestalla happens in all the B and C subsidiaries in Spain, as well as other countries such as Austria, Portugal, Germany or Belgium among others. And it is something to improve.
In several FMs I have used the external editor so that the subsidiaries in Spain are implemented as “reserve teams” and not as “affiliated clubs”: it greatly improves the experience. This is how they are in countries where it works well.
* This message was written in Spanish and translated into English by Google. I open this thread because there are countries in which the management of subsidiary teams is deficient and could be improved. However, in other countries it is perfect. To argue what I have said, I am going to use two clubs as an example, one that is perfect and the other that is not, both of which have 3 teams: - PSV (Netherlands): PSV (Eredivisie), Jong PSV (Keuken Kampioen Divisie) and PSV U18 - Valencia (Spain): Valencia (La Liga), Valencia Mestalla (2nd RFEF) and Valencia youth Two different clubs with the same structure: Therefore, the management of Jong PSV when you play with PSV should be the same as what you can do with Valencia Mestalla if you play with Valencia. But it's not like that. - If you fire the coach of the second team and go to employees – responsibilities. With Valencia, all the responsibilities that you can delegate or assign to yourself regarding the Valencia Mestalla and youth team disappear. With PSV that does not happen. You can take charge of the Jong PSV: - If you play with PSV and want to place ads to find employees with Jong PSV: you can place ads for all positions and you will receive the response to the ads in a few days. Y puedes quitar los anuncios cuando consideres oportuno: On the other hand, if you play with Valencia and want to place ads to find employees for Valencia Mestalla, there are positions for which I tell you “the ad has already been placed” (even though you have not placed them). They are ads that you cannot remove and for which the response never comes. - If with PSV you take charge of Jong PSV You can modify everything related to tactics: On the other hand, if with Valencia you take charge of the Valencia Mestalla: The drop-down menu does not appear with all the options in Tactics. - If with PSV in Development Center – Team B you want Jong PSV to play with the tactics of the first team: they do it. If with Valencia in the Development Center – Team B you want Valencia Mestalla to play with the tactics of the first team: they don't listen to you. These are some examples but there are other limiting situations in these situations. Everything that I have given PSV Jong as an example is the same in the second teams in the English clubs (under-21), in the Brazilian teams (reserve team), in the Italian ones like Juventus B or Atalanta B among others. And the control you can have over the entire club is great. Everything mentioned about the Valencia Mestalla happens in all the B and C subsidiaries in Spain, as well as other countries such as Austria, Portugal, Germany or Belgium among others. And it is something to improve. In several FMs I have used the external editor so that the subsidiaries in Spain are implemented as “reserve teams” and not as “affiliated clubs”: it greatly improves the experience. This is how they are in countries where it works well.
