User manual SEGA PC GAMES WORLD WIDE SOCCER MANAGER 2006

[. . . ] TM SEGA PC DISC ­ NOTES ON USE HEALTH ISSUES Use this software in a well-lit room, staying a good distance away from the monitor or TV screen to not overtax your eyes. Take breaks of 10 to 20 minutes every hour, and do not play when you are tired or short on sleep. Prolonged use or playing too close to the monitor or television screen may cause a decline in visual acuity. In rare instances, stimulation from strong light or flashing when staring at a monitor or television screen can cause temporary muscular convulsions or loss of consciousness for some people. [. . . ] The list will also indicate which matches are being shown on TV. By clicking on a match you will be able to see the Match Details in the panel at the bottom of the screen. For your information, Worldwide Soccer ManagerTM 2006 also includes the Competition Rules for that match within this panel (e. g. Player Restrictions, how many subs may be used etc). If a match has already been completed, you will be able to see details of that game by clicking on it. 32 33 TM TM ASSISTANT MANAGER As second-in-command, the assistant manager has to be an individual whom you can trust - someone you can call upon to help you in your task of running a soccer club. Your Assistant Manager in Worldwide Soccer ManagerTM 2006 can perform a large number of roles. By using the `Options' screen on the `Manager' title-bar menu you can ask your assistant manager to give half time team talks, arrange and take charge of friendly matches or handle player contract renewals. Furthermore you can also ask your Assistant Manager to suggest the best two starting line-ups for your team using your current tactic. The `Get Team Report' button can be accessed via a shortcut on the Actions panel of the squad screen. You will be taken to the Team Report screen where your assistant will give you his opinion on the team, including which areas he believes need strengthening and who your best and weakest players are. Should you wish your assistant to pick the actual starting line-up for you, return to the squad screen and use the `Ask To Pick' button from the `Actions area'. By choosing your assistant manager, he will then look at your current tactics and pick the match-day squad he feels are best suited to that formation. Remember: You may also ask a coach to pick the team for you in the same manner. COACHES A team may only be as good as its manager and some people would argue that a player can only be as good as his coach. Your coaching team are responsible for educating and improving your players ­ particularly the youngsters ­ and as such it is vital that you employ the best to nurture and train your playing staff. For more information on Coaches and Training, see the `Training' section later in this manual. PHYSIOTHERAPISTS The role of the club physio is to work directly with your players to ensure they are kept as fit and healthy as possible. Should one of your players become injured the best physio at your club (should you have more than one) will consult with the other physios and automatically provide you with an injury report via the News screen. Depending on the nature of the injury, you may then decide on the course of treatment you wish to take and this could be anything from sending the player to a specialist to giving him pain-killing injections to get through a crucial game. Be warned however that injections don't cure injuries and by choosing this course of treatment you could be putting the player's long-term health at risk. Furthermore, a player will realize this and may refuse to accept your decision if he feels you don't have his best interests at heart. From time to time it is also well worth getting the opinion of your physio on individual players at your club ­ especially if you an injured player on trial or loan or loan who you wish to sign but suspect that they may be injury-prone or carrying a niggling injury. To request a physio report, go to a player's screen (by clicking on his name) and select `Get Physio Report'. [. . . ] National League Championship 05/06 First and/or Second Division Product under Official License from the LFP. All other company names, brand names and logos are property of their respective owners. Contains material that is the copyright, database right and/or trademark of The Football League Limited & others. These materials cannot be reproduced in any material form (including storing it in any medium by electronic means) without the written permission of the original right owner(s). [. . . ]