Match preparation remains the same as in FM 2012, it just changed the place where it’s at and it makes it easier for us to manage it. Football Manager 2013 Match Preparation Guide If you see that your players are really tired, switch to Average or Low.

Usually, it’s good to keep things on High (some players will complain, but it’s OK) unless they get very tired. Next, if you look at the screenshot above, we have the intensity bar. – For the rest of the season, it’s up to you to decide: probably the best call would be a “Balanced” general training since it goes for a bit of everything or keep the Team Cohesion longer if the players still don’t play good as a team – Then, as soon as the season starts, switch to Tactics as it helps them learn your tactic faster – When there are two weeks left (if you have signed a bunch of new players), switch to Team Cohesion, to help them gel up and integrate faster – Fitness training should be used on heavy or very heavy for most part of the pre-season to get the players ready for the season ahead.

So how to set the general training in Football Manager 2013? Of course, any manager can have a different opinion, but here are my suggestions: – Team Cohesion (helps the team work as a… team, players gel up and understand each other better) Let’s see what are the General Training categories in Football Manager 2013, with a bit of details about the not-so-obvious ones: From my experience (2 seasons into the game), there is no point in altering the training on a weekly basis. We can set it as a default or change it on a weekly basis, using the calendar below. There are two types of training in the game, starting this season: first, we have the general team training and match preparation and then we have individual training which allows us to focus more on developing players individually.įirst, we’ll talk about the team training in Football Manager 2013, which is accessed from the squad’s training option: Football Manager 2013 General Training GuideĪs you can see in the top bar, we have the General Training section, which allows us to select the focus of training for the team. So let’s start with this guide to training in FM 2013! It is a lot easier than how schedules worked in previous versions of the game, but it does take some time to understand and set up for the first time. The training system has been completely revamped and I am here to share with you a guide to training in Football Manager 2013 – to help you understand how it works and what schedules you should set for your players. One of the biggest changes in Football Manager 2013 is the way training works.

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