This allows you, the manager, to train your players in specific formations.
Match Preparation A look at how the new Match Preparation system works. There are now 14 specific areas where you can train players in, as opposed to the regular preset catergories This will the manager to train different skills of a player in any way they like. Sports Interactive have streamlined some of the training features and have also added some more depth. The new training system seen in Football Manager 2010 is the biggest update to the training system of the franchise. The player then can take up another team's offer or just accept your own offer. The player will then leave and consider your deal. You can discuss the terms of a new contract to the player and agent. Instead, FM 2011 uses a "live negotiation" between the manager, the player and the agent to work out a deal. Instead of a "Fax" system used in previous games in the franchise, where the manager had to send the new player a contract and you then had to wait a number of in-game days for a reply. How the player negotiates the contacts with potential signings in FM 2011 has also changed. There are around twelve new contract clauses available in the game to offer to a new player to give him an incentive to join your club. They include increasing the player's wage after a set number of matches played to if they make it into the "Team of the Year". New contract clauses can now be offered to new players in Football Manager 2011. There are five different types of agents for players, like some who offer a blank slate when it comes to contract negotiations and some who are more sensible and offer a set contract. The highlight feature of Football Manager 2011 is the new contract negotiations system. Here are the current ones New Contract Negotiations System A look at the new contracts menu. They promise to announce more features over the coming months. The following features have been announced by Sports Interactive as some of the new features to be found in Football Manager 2011. The game includes a number of new features over the 2010 iteration. It will be release on November 5th, 2010 in the UK and on November 16th in the US. Football Manager 2011 was announced on Sports Interactive's official YouTube channel on August 11, 2010. The game is developed by Sports Interactive and published by Sega. Football Manager 2011 is the 2010/2011 season installment of the long-running football management game series, Football Manager.
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