What is the point of PPM training? Some players do PPM's already .... ?

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I'm really starting to not get the point of training PPM's like Places Shots on some of my strikers.

From my experience now, it seems the *good* striker players seem to already place their shots, so it seems pointless to teach them the places shots training.

Meanwhile, some of my strikers though I teach them the Places Shots PPM, yet they STILL continuously blast it straight at the goalie (SAVE). It's as if the PPM doesn't affect them at all.

I have one young striker (22yrs) who just learnt places shots yet he still never places it and just fires it right at the keeper. So annoying. Gonna sell him I think.

Anyone else experience this?
 
Could be something to do with his finishing? What is it?
 
Finishing and most importantly, mental stats come into play. (Decisions, Composure and possibly Concentration)
 
For the Place Shot PPM, the most important stats are Finishing,Technique&Composure. With Shoot with Power, it's Strength&Balance
 
So wait - I thought that when you ask a player to learn a PPM - they'll only learn it if they think they'll be effectual with it (ie. they have the attributes to support it.) If they don't have the attributes to support it - I thought they'd just tell you "I don't think it'll benefit my game."

Is this not true? A player can accept to learn a PPM regardless of whether they have the stats and then their effectivness with that PPM depends on their stats?

So theoretically you can tell a striker with very poor composure to learn Place Shots, and he will learn it but just suck with it? I always figured a striker with poor composure would never learn Place Shots and tell you it wouldn't benefit his game.
 
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