3. What does a particular player attribute (e.g. Aggression, determination, set pieces, etc.) mean?
Set Pieces = the ability to take free kicks and corners
Crossing = the ability to croos the ball from a wide position
Dribbling = The ability to run with the ball
Finishing = the ability to score goals in good positions (near/in the penalty box)
Heading = the ability to accuratly head the ball defensively or in attack
Long shots = the ability to hit the target from outside the penalty box
Marking = the ability to stay close to their target player on and off the ball
Passing = the ability to effectivly pass the ball on the ground to team mates
Tackling = the ability to claim the ball from an opposing player
Technique = the ability to apply skill and accuracy to thier game
Aggression = the ability to get stuck into tackles; the higher aggresion, the higher chance that your oponent have to face your player more than 1 time in the same play
Creativity = Focus on passing
Decisions = Focus on defending; ability to do the right defensive movment
Determination = Concentration on the game; focus on attack
Influence = the ability to inspire the team
Positioning = the ability to be in the right place at the right time (such as goal keepers/set pieces)
Off the ball = the ability to find space to be passed to/make forward runs and stay onside
Teamwork = the ability to play as a team player and not try to do all on the players own
Acceleration = the ability to reach top speed
Agility = How mobile is a certain player. Agility is important for attackers and defenders.
Balance = the ability to keep upright against opposing players
Jumping = the ability to rise for high balls/shots
Pace = the ability showing the top speed of the player
Stamina = the ability to tire less during matches
Strength = How strong is a certain player. Strength is important for attackers and defenders.
Handling = the ability to hold onto the ball after shots and crosses
Reflex = the ability to react quickly to shots and crosses
Kicking = the ability to effectivly pass the ball from the goal (eg goal kicks)
One on ones = the ability to stop the opposing player that has broken through your defense
Rushing out = the ability to close down through balls and direct balls close to the penalty area
Aerial ability = the ability to reach awkward shots whilst jumping
Sources:
http://forum.gokickoff.com/index.php?topic=2663.0 and
http://forum.gokickoff.com/index.php?topic=5147.msg57899#msg57899