is to keep workload at light. Now, this is how it works in FM as it is, and it's very unrealistic - but that is a question for another debate. And it has been debated. The amount of coaches needed to keep everything at the very top level, is ridiculous. You don't see any of the top clubs in the real football world employing the amount of coaches needed in FM. Thanks guys, this was very helpful. I have a lot of players but they are all part-time or youth at the moment, and it's probable that no one category is being trained intensively or with a lot of players, so the workload across the board is light. I will keep an eye on this as I progress. Have one coach specialising in each subject field. Then have 1 coach who 'overseas' all of the training areas (Normally my assistant) this allows all the schedules to stay at 'light' and the star ratings remain the same with each coach. Although i don't know whether this affects the training rating at all?