1. I've received my team just a few moments ago. What should I do now?
You should make yourself a plan on how to proceed in Hattrick. It's not a good idea to throw all your money on the transfer market and to spend it all on players. Hattrick is a marathon and not a sprint. Learn from other managers and use the questions forum.
2. I need to complete the manager licence, but I don't really get it. Can you tell me more on this?
More information: (14104108.4) + (14104108.5).
3. I want to do some first reasonable steps now. Tell me more!
You should and have to take a deep look at your team. Which players do you have? In what part of your team are there young? Is there a part of your team that has got strong players? Which part of the initial team was served the worst players? What's the general stamina of your boys?
Once you've done that, you should think on what kind of training type you want to go for (you can find an overview on the most common training types and general remarks on training a bit later in this thread).
This is perhaps also the moment where you might want to look out for a CHPP tool to help you a little bit (but that's not a must, it's possible to play Hattrick without one!). You can find some here: (14104108.23).
4. My coach... should I sack him and get a new one?
Your first coach is normally not even worth being called a coach. This is why you should spend money for the first time on something, you should actually buy a new coach. Most managers start with buying an external coach, with passable as a trainer skill and poor leadership abilities. The leadership abilities of this guy don't matter yet, as they're only important when you start using Match of the season (mots) and play it cool (pic) more often and in a more strategic way. So, reasonable leadership abilities would just be a waste of money right now. Both, passable trainer skill and poor leadership abilities, are not a must, but as written, most people start with this combination.
Some people also think that one should first finish the Manager Licence Challenge and then buy a coach with solid coach abilities and poor leadership. It's a matter of taste and a possibility as well. If you do this and if you're playing in a low division: watch your money afterwards.
5. What now?
At this point you will normally have found a training type for your team. You should have gone through the questions you can read in point 3 of this message as well. Now it's time to get some suitable trainees (young players that can be trained). You can find them on the transfer market. But be careful and don't buy everything that crosses your way!
More details about the trainees can be found in this message: [message=].
6. Stamina?
The normal initial squad is suffering from bad stamina values. Once you've picked a training type and bought the trainees, you should think on a strategy to get all those players (the old ones that you haven't sacked or sold and the new ones that you've bought) reasonable stamina values. It's most likely a good idea to set a high stamina training share for the first couple of training updates and then lower it after those are through. You have to find out yourself what's the best percentage for that. This is because it's different for each team, just as for the "final" stamina value.
7. Are there other (really important!) things that I should read as soon as possible?
Yes. You should absolutely read the manual (/Help/Rules/). Not everything can be found there and you need to read between the lines in many cases, but reading is absolutely essential.
If you're up to read more than the normal newbie, then you'll find some interesting stuff here: (14104108.27). Be sure to have read everything else before.
You should make yourself a plan on how to proceed in Hattrick. It's not a good idea to throw all your money on the transfer market and to spend it all on players. Hattrick is a marathon and not a sprint. Learn from other managers and use the questions forum.
2. I need to complete the manager licence, but I don't really get it. Can you tell me more on this?
More information: (14104108.4) + (14104108.5).
3. I want to do some first reasonable steps now. Tell me more!
You should and have to take a deep look at your team. Which players do you have? In what part of your team are there young? Is there a part of your team that has got strong players? Which part of the initial team was served the worst players? What's the general stamina of your boys?
Once you've done that, you should think on what kind of training type you want to go for (you can find an overview on the most common training types and general remarks on training a bit later in this thread).
This is perhaps also the moment where you might want to look out for a CHPP tool to help you a little bit (but that's not a must, it's possible to play Hattrick without one!). You can find some here: (14104108.23).
4. My coach... should I sack him and get a new one?
Your first coach is normally not even worth being called a coach. This is why you should spend money for the first time on something, you should actually buy a new coach. Most managers start with buying an external coach, with passable as a trainer skill and poor leadership abilities. The leadership abilities of this guy don't matter yet, as they're only important when you start using Match of the season (mots) and play it cool (pic) more often and in a more strategic way. So, reasonable leadership abilities would just be a waste of money right now. Both, passable trainer skill and poor leadership abilities, are not a must, but as written, most people start with this combination.
Some people also think that one should first finish the Manager Licence Challenge and then buy a coach with solid coach abilities and poor leadership. It's a matter of taste and a possibility as well. If you do this and if you're playing in a low division: watch your money afterwards.
5. What now?
At this point you will normally have found a training type for your team. You should have gone through the questions you can read in point 3 of this message as well. Now it's time to get some suitable trainees (young players that can be trained). You can find them on the transfer market. But be careful and don't buy everything that crosses your way!
More details about the trainees can be found in this message: [message=].
6. Stamina?
The normal initial squad is suffering from bad stamina values. Once you've picked a training type and bought the trainees, you should think on a strategy to get all those players (the old ones that you haven't sacked or sold and the new ones that you've bought) reasonable stamina values. It's most likely a good idea to set a high stamina training share for the first couple of training updates and then lower it after those are through. You have to find out yourself what's the best percentage for that. This is because it's different for each team, just as for the "final" stamina value.
7. Are there other (really important!) things that I should read as soon as possible?
Yes. You should absolutely read the manual (/Help/Rules/). Not everything can be found there and you need to read between the lines in many cases, but reading is absolutely essential.
If you're up to read more than the normal newbie, then you'll find some interesting stuff here: (14104108.27). Be sure to have read everything else before.
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