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For the last couple of seasons, I have had the same three tactics in my slots (and I do use each of them for different matches) and haven't had a particularly high turnover of players but my assistant is always 'concerned with our match preparation' and familiarity is barely above two thirds in the bar it shows. I leave training to my assistant and usually I find that this works fine but doesn't seem to be at the moment...

Any advice on how to boost my team's familiarity with tactics? I currently have all 3 tactic slots filled with various knap tactics (and go between them all depending on fixture) and leave the training to my AM but even after most of the season has passed, he is still concerned by match preparation and familiarity isn't that high.

Hi @knap which ID are they? (sorry a little confused with all the similar names) or are they in the MrL tests tab?

Thanks. Tactic started well for me but just seemed to fall of a cliff in terms of results in the second half of the season, I was still dominating games but just couldn't score. Will look at trying to find another 4231 or 41221 from the testing league where my attacking players are all able to perform.

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Thanks, which 4231 Parisianne version do you recommend? Can you link it please?

Any 4-2-3-1 or 4-1-2-2-1 on 20.4.1 that are fun to play with and get the striker scoring? Tried quite a few in the last couple of days and none of them are getting the best out of the striker or AMC/attacking centre mid. I have a wealth of promising attacking players but cannot find a system that gets them firing

Any 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 on 20.4.1 that are fun to play with and get the striker scoring? Tried quite a few in the last couple of days and none of them are getting the best out of the striker or AMC/attacking centre mid. I have a wealth of promising attacking players but cannot find a system that gets them firing

I currently have a really young squad and am looking to bring some influential mentors to help develop them. I was wondering if there's a way to tell how effective a player will be as a mentor? In previous seasons and saves I have loaned/free transferred in a variety of experienced, iconic players with great determination and mental stats (Dani Alves, De Rossi, Vidal, Godin etc.) and I can't figure out a rhyme or reason as to why some have a significant/average/light impact as mentors?

I fancy starting a save with an upper midtable / European chasing side that has a reasonable but not vast budget to work with and some promising youngsters. Narrowed it down to: Lyon Lille AZ Any recommendations which one to go for?

Can anyone post a screenshot of a developed Lee Kang-in? (fm20)

Has anyone managed him or have a screenshot of his development? His versatility looks appealing and I have the option to sign him as part of a player exchange but already have a packed midfield.

Also wondering this. I had a couple of young players on 14 for tackling and was really hoping they would progress to 15 but neither did. I put them in my defensive unit and ensured that a fair share of defensive sessions were in my schedule. Anything else I can do to help this?

Ah I didn't realise you could leave it to the assistant but then still control roles and individual training. Do you still find your young players develop as well as you would expect them to with the assistant taking the lead?

I am keen to take control of training myself as I feel this could help my young squad develop further than if my ass man does it (is there much difference?). There's so many preset schedules to choose from and potential options for each session that I'm a bit lost. Does anyone have a reccuring calendar or set of schedules they have found works really well?