Simply put, general team focus is all about matching the style of your team. The highest ratio of Match Preparation to General Training possible is 50:50 but this can go as low as 0:100, allowing you to dedicate 100% of team training to general training (ie the maximum amount of time is dedicated to distributing CA gains to attributes). General and match preparation training are linked so that when you increase one, the other decreases. It basically gives you a boost in certain areas in the short-term, or a longer-term increase in team cohesion or tactical fluidity. Match preparation: we’re all aware of how this works by now. Players will also work on positional training but we are no longer able to edit this.
You can vary the intensity from Very Low to Very High. Choosing between Fitness, Tactics, Ball Control, Attacking and Defending will develop, in the long term, a sort of team ethos or culture, probably depending on your tactical style. General: this affects the team’s training and allows you to give your whole squad a greater emphasis on certain areas. I imagine it as the player staying behind after training to do some more selective training – they might not like the extra workload but it’s for their best interests and can make the difference. This seems to be on top of everything else, so it won’t take time from other training, rather add to it. Individual: split between the player’s attribute/role focus, their new position and a new preferred move. There are a few areas to the training system this year, which you can broadly split into: The old training was a throwback to the days when tactics meant tirelessly tweaking sliders controlling every facet of team and player instructions I don’t think anyone could argue in favour of the same unrealistic sliders in the context of training. It is immeasurably different we have gone from an unrealistic but brilliantly customisable training system to what some would call a much more rigid system, but this is not entirely accurate. [The new training module has caused a lot of confusion this year. Read this guide and many more hints and tips at official SI fansite Push Them Wide.
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