For me lowel level team saves are the best, they are more challenging and rewarding. In big team saves, like League 1 teams and teams in the MLS, sometimes the save can get boring because the club has so much money that they can basically do almost anything.I would definately recommend lower level teams rather than the big ones, every time.
In regards to training (depending how ‘Low’ you actually are), concentrate on Tactical familiarity. You are not really going to develop players at low levels so having tactics maxed is a must. I always do lowest level England I can with my saves so often start waaaaay down.
You can easily arrange friendlies with the U21 teams from Premier League (my save is with Banbridge in Ireland!). With some luck, you can draw/win these which does not hurt your morale while building up tactic familiarity and cohesion. I am almost not training at all, just using match preparation (and rotating the players on trial I may want to keep). Also, I set to zero the scouting budget since I'll loan / offer trial and will only have players from nearby willing to join. Transfer budget is then also fully passed into wages. As soon as a young player is 2 stars, he moves up to 1st team as backup for the loans (injured / red cards / too tired). Some develop and may be sold (for a friendly + % of future sale when current value is 0). In your selection, also untick the box that keeps scouting reports up to date, wasted money.
I’ve just got Chester established in the premier league after starting in the national league north. Another thing to look at is when players are released by bigger clubs. I had a few gems that carried my to the championship.
As someone who always starts my lower league saves around level 10 or 11, Notts County would be like the Barcelona or Real Madrid of my save world. It's not really a proper lower league challenge picking a national league club. But everyone has different playstyles I guess.
I am in year two with Salford. It was easy enough to get promoted for the 1st season but I see it being much harder in season two. For me the loan market is key.
love to know what skin you are using! im trapped in ligue 2 atm. stupidly signed players and now running 11k over wage budget each week and struggling to offload players D:
A very helpful thing for me is to take on a lot of free loan youngsters, set up good mentors for them, and stick them playing mostly in my youth team. A 17 or 18 year old develops so fast they can go from 2 star to 5 in just three months with zero first team playing time. Also, don't go only for players that immediately want to play for you. Once you're done with the quick signings start working on chasing the ones that aren't interested. Declare interest, make some lowball offers, get the media talking about it. Ask your GM to recommend signings. Use it often.
What’s your just use LLM tip? 👀 SMASH the LIKE button if you enjoyed and come check out my channel linked in the description! 👊🏻✅ - Jake
For me lowel level team saves are the best, they are more challenging and rewarding. In big team saves, like League 1 teams and teams in the MLS, sometimes the save can get boring because the club has so much money that they can basically do almost anything.I would definately recommend lower level teams rather than the big ones, every time.
In regards to training (depending how ‘Low’ you actually are), concentrate on Tactical familiarity. You are not really going to develop players at low levels so having tactics maxed is a must. I always do lowest level England I can with my saves so often start waaaaay down.
You can easily arrange friendlies with the U21 teams from Premier League (my save is with Banbridge in Ireland!). With some luck, you can draw/win these which does not hurt your morale while building up tactic familiarity and cohesion. I am almost not training at all, just using match preparation (and rotating the players on trial I may want to keep). Also, I set to zero the scouting budget since I'll loan / offer trial and will only have players from nearby willing to join. Transfer budget is then also fully passed into wages. As soon as a young player is 2 stars, he moves up to 1st team as backup for the loans (injured / red cards / too tired). Some develop and may be sold (for a friendly + % of future sale when current value is 0). In your selection, also untick the box that keeps scouting reports up to date, wasted money.
Appreciate the time and effort this guy puts in his vids. I’m going to try my home city team Chester Fc. Wish me luck 👍🏻🙏🏻
Mate. I would really appreciate following up a Derby County rebuild. That would be, both challenging and funny to watch.
I’ve just got Chester established in the premier league after starting in the national league north. Another thing to look at is when players are released by bigger clubs. I had a few gems that carried my to the championship.
Ik this response is very late but how would you even find these players? Do you actually look at every team??
@@sachavdp3853 keep an eye on
Your inbox around march. The premier league teams release a lot of players.
A video on tactic making tips for LLM would be very clutch as well.
As someone who always starts my lower league saves around level 10 or 11, Notts County would be like the Barcelona or Real Madrid of my save world.
It's not really a proper lower league challenge picking a national league club. But everyone has different playstyles I guess.
I always start a save with lowest rep and badges and start in the national league north and just zee where the save takes me
Stephen kelly is a great player try using him his passes are like de bruyne and i am not kidding.
I ve been playing this game for decades and not once i’ve been accepted a senior affiliation request
if you wait til 5th august each year any players under 21 dont want any wage contributions for loans
Genuinely this has helped me so much
Great video's and big help! Thnx for this. But as a Vitesse-fan, I have to ask: what's the story of the shirt behind you?!
Nice tips!
Which skin are u using?
I am in year two with Salford. It was easy enough to get promoted for the 1st season but I see it being much harder in season two. For me the loan market is key.
@Ste around mid table 10 games in on the 2nd season. Got promoted after coming 2nd in the first season.
love to know what skin you are using! im trapped in ligue 2 atm. stupidly signed players and now running 11k over wage budget each week and struggling to offload players D:
Probably, Tato skin
What about frees will they work if you're careful with whom you choose
A very helpful thing for me is to take on a lot of free loan youngsters, set up good mentors for them, and stick them playing mostly in my youth team. A 17 or 18 year old develops so fast they can go from 2 star to 5 in just three months with zero first team playing time.
Also, don't go only for players that immediately want to play for you. Once you're done with the quick signings start working on chasing the ones that aren't interested. Declare interest, make some lowball offers, get the media talking about it.
Ask your GM to recommend signings. Use it often.
GM ? General Manager?!
Pro tip: Sign Macauley Langstaff :) Notts County sold me him for £110k.
LLM with a professional team is not a really good example
All tips still apply mate, just chose them as a lower league club to have as the profile screen - Jake
Was thinking this
Loans and free signings save you a load of cash
Yes, but sometimes it's too easy! too many loans make the save too easy for you.
2:25 before the first tip. Thats too long my friend 😉😉
What skin are you using?
Tato skin
Goal scorers we'll get you out of