.TT08 is the 3rd edition of what is arguably the best and most downloaded training schedule on the FM scene. Starting off as an FM06 experiment and a much sought after 07 schedule; TT08 should be the best one yet. By building on the frameworks of the 07 schedules, the FM2008 training is similar but incorporates some new ideas and new positions which should hopefully make this version even more successful.
So what's different about TT08?
I've added schedules for Full Backs, Wingers, Fast Strikers and Target Strikers, as well as looking closely at the physical training. I noticed last year that the physical stats would either drop or not improve as well as they could, and I have now custom designed the schedules to match what I feel the physical needs of each position require.
Plus, this year I actually tested the schedules :ninja: and had a few other FMers test them as well, thanks to everyone who helped.
Where should I train my players?
If you think you have a player who doesn't fit into any of the schedules, put him where your best judgment says you should put him. For example If you have a left back who likes to overlap the winger, you might prefer to train him as a midfielder or even a winger. Also, if your Attacking Midfielders really are attacking midfielders, you might fancy training them as fast strikers.
It's fairly self explanatory
Instructions
Either download the rar file below and unrar using winrar to:
My Documents\Sports Interactive\Football Manager 2008\Schedules
Or download the individual files from the TT08 site and copy them to the same directory. If you don't have a Schedules folder, you can simply create one. Then, once you're on the training screen ingame, click on 'Edit training', go to 'import,' select the Training files and click OK for each schedule.
All that's left to do then is set your players to the position specific schedules.
Cut the crap and let me download it, I probably won't read that anyway
Download direct from Susie here:
Tugs_Training_2008.rar (1.69K)
Number of downloads: 10255
Or alternatively download the schedules individually from the TT08 website:
http://www.freewebs.com/tugstraining
or even filefront:
http://hosted.filefront.com/Tugsy09
If you have any troubles obtaining the schedules feel free to either PM me on here, reply to this post or email me at tugmyster@gmail.com
Enjoy and happy FMing
Tug.
This post has been edited by Tug: 19 October 2007 - 11:28 AM
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