actually i believe real good teams have to train gameshape, maybe even consistently. training the players is a source of money for sure, but playing in a high division has its own benefits. for teams which do not have quality players, this will not mean anything of course. for someone who has only 5 quality players and trying to play to win all, training game shape is makes perfect sense.
actually i believe real good teams have to train gameshape, maybe even consistently. training the players is a source of money for sure, but playing in a high division has its own benefits. for teams which do not have quality players, this will not mean anything of course. for someone who has only 5 quality players and trying to play to win all, training game shape is makes perfect sense.I've trained Game Shape twice in 10+ seasons.
well, i did not actually mean old, well-structured, deep teams. if you have so many good players and are able to balance the minutes for your players while being competitive for three games of the week, then for sure you do not need it. think about a team who does not have the resources and capital you have.
all i am saying is, if you have a deep roster then you do not need to train game shape as you can compete in all areas without sacrificing skill training. if you do not have many good players, like most of us, to win promotion, to gain homecourt advantage, to win cup games etc., it makes sense to give up skill training.