LLM - Physio

The Physio is the second most important member of staff after your Assistant Manager. He prevents players getting injured, speeds up their recovery from injury and give reports on how long players will be out of action for. Key attributes for a physio are:

  • Physiotherapy - Determines how accurately a player will be out of action for.
  • Discipline and Determination - Makes sure players work hard to recover from their injuries and return earlier for selection.
After many hours of searching this is the Physio I ended up with, as you can see his physio stat is only 10 so he gives me injury times that have quite a wide range, but his other stats mean that the players return at the lower end of those estimates:

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