mexicola34

This is a very real issue, one that breaks immersion and to be frank doesn't help new players to the game who may rely on staff advise more. Further to this, is supposedly world class coaches offering advice to train supposed weakness in a player who clearly doesn't have a weakness in what is suggested. Example here, Pepijn Lijnders is advising me to train Mac Allister in attacking movement when clearly he has world class attributes in all 3 that influence it. I am an experienced player so of course I won't take that advice but new players to FM may and end up over working their players when there is no need. This has been a long standing issue with coaching advice in FM and something within the coaches AI/Logic needs to be looked at. Cheers, Andy.