Goalkeeper training

[Qeroz]

Does anybody know what is required of the coaches to be successfull in goalkeeper training? I have signed some coaches who would have 4,5 - 5 stars in FM10 in goalkeeper training, but on FM11 they have only like 2,5 - 3 stars. Since goalkeeper training in FM11 has been divided into two "parts", what is required from the coaches to have 4,5 - 5 stars in the two categories of goalkeeper training?

Apologize if there is a good thread for this question or if the question has been raised already, I was unable to find it though...

Cheers

[flipfold27]

try harald schumacher..one of german legend keeper.he's a good GK coach.assign him as handling coach and you'll easily get 4 stars

[mr aok]

I have at my Millwall side:

-Tony Burns (GK 18) and gives me ****

-Alan Main (GK 20) and gives **** as well

[The_SouL]

try Warren Barrett, he's 4.5 stars.

[SSJ3-BROLLY]

You should also look at determination, discipline and motivation. For example you can have a coach with a rating of 15 GK and high stats in determination, discipline and motivation, he'll tend to have a higher star rating than lets say a coach who has 17 GK and poor in the other mentioned stats.

Get two GK coaches with good ratings, one for each category and that should solve your conundrum.

[flipfold27]

yes..agree with BROLLY...it's useless if your GK Coach has 19 or 20 handling rating but poor in terms of determination and motivation

[phnompenhandy]

None of you is answering his question. he's not gone to Good Player Guide, and he knows GK + DDM is necessary, as it was in FM10. He wants to know what has changed in lieu of 2 GK training categories in FM11 to make his FM10 coaches less good.

I'd be interested to know too, but in BSN I don't have enough coaches anyway and my tactics coach takes goalkeeper training duties.