Football Manager 2011 - Attribute: Pace

Type: Physical


Training Category: Aerobic

Description: The pace attribute defines the players top speed as opposed to acceleration which is how quickly they can reach their top speed. Players running with the ball will be slightly slower than players running without it. Pace can be improved through Aerobic training and the Quickness individual training focus, which also includes acceleration.


High pace means a player can outrun the opposition

Players with a high pace attribute will be able to outrun slower players allowing them to get to the ball first or get past an opposition player. A team full of players with high pace can dominate a slower team, they will be able to get to loose balls first and if they lose possession are able to recover their defensive positions more quickly.

Useful for Position: Wing backs, Wingers, Strikers.

Works well with: Acceleration, Agility, Dribbling.

Pro Tip: If you have a player that is high in pace and acceleration try getting them to learn the Knocks Ball Past Opponent Player Preferred Move. They will be able to get past their man and retain possession, even if the opposition player has a head start. 

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