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Hey,

I was wondering if it's possible to be fairly succesfull to play the game with no staff at all.
Or would you like need atleast 1 physio, 1 trainer and 1 scout to keep players improving?
 
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No Scouts - more difficult to discover new players and be given accurate reports on potential new signings
No coaches - training suffers, your players will not develop or maximize their potential
No physio - how are you going to find out how long your star player will be out for?
No assistant manager - You'd have to attend the really tedious press conferences all the time
 
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No, its not possible at all as your players would decline rather quickly if they dont have coaches, not training in any category
 
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I'd just like to have an extra challenge,
so it seems like you can play w/o scouts, AM well i'm always at press conf anyways so that's no probs. About physio, can't you just check when he's ~90% fit? and well yeah, having no trainers can be a problem because stats will drop.

So it'll be possible with just 1-2 coaches?
 
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If you dont get the fitness training/physio equation right then you ll keep having players injured, tiring quickly in matches.

Sorry to say it but having a challenge is one thing but trying to cut corners on staff is erm, stupid.
 
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If you dont get the fitness training/physio equation right then you ll keep having players injured, tiring quickly in matches.

Sorry to say it but having a challenge is one thing but trying to cut corners on staff is erm, stupid.
Agree. If you want a challenge, then play the game using LLM-rules. Not using coaches and letting all your players decline will be just as much a challenge as always putting a striker between the goalposts along with always subbing 3 players within the first 3 minutes.
 
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Isn't it like really unrealistic?

Irl at lower leagues you can just have a head coach and a ***-manager, give training and improve players.
Well, let's hope they'll put it in FM 14.

As for myself, i'll just do it w/o ***-manager and scouts then.
 
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Isn't it like really unrealistic?

Irl at lower leagues you can just have a head coach and a ***-manager, give training and improve players.
Well, let's hope they'll put it in FM 14.

As for myself, i'll just do it w/o ***-manager and scouts then.
well, this Is the difference between the game and real life. In FM, you as a manager are not a part of the actuall training on the field, hence you need someone to be there with the players.
 
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as much a challenge as always putting a striker between the goalposts along with always subbing 3 players within the first 3 minutes
Ah, the "Stuart Pearce contests the Johnstone's Paint Trophy" challenge.
 
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