Yes, minute management should be challenging. But that´s not what I was writing about.
It´s a challenge, because you can´t field your best players 3 times a week and still have good game shape. So minute management is a key to success. I agree with that, and don´t want to change it.
Though my thoughts go in a different direction, and maybe you should check this as well.
(258551.1).
Especially in higher leagues, training players and being successful at the same time is nearly impossible. So a very simple and promising strategy is: buying 5-8 old guys, buy a massage doc, train game shape and let those old guys play. With "Let coach decide" and blank lineup it´s even easier. You have to do ... close to nothing. You don´t have to do any management.
If BBs intention is to keep that strategy the most successful, they don´t need to change anything. My hope is that my suggestions would make it a little easier and a little more attractive to train players.
I try to develop home grown players, try to build a SF and try to be competitive. And I think my suggestions would enable some more managers to compete against teams that are not training players at all.
I have not asked to remove the minutes restrictions, I just ask for some more options, a little more realism and a little less bugs, when setting my lineup.