Subject: »Sokker Questions/Answers

Hi guys, based on your experience, what is the most profitable training type?

It depends on your finances, your training duration and your players.
If you lack finances you need to buy cheap players and then it's best to train either defenders or GK.
If finances are no problem for you it's best to train potential top strikers. I guess you can say that strikertraining (the actual striker skill) is the biggest profit bringer. However... Strikers always need pace and technique in order to be interesting enough for potential buyers to pay enough. But the duration of your training schedule is imo the most important part that needs to be answered in order to know the best profitable training.
If you're talking about 1 season and 1 training, you just cannot give an accurate answer cause it depends on your player. What skill does he have and what skill lacks value?
If you're talking about longer training (+2 seasons of training), I guess GK give the most profit.
You can buy a young GK for around 500k, give him 2.5 seasons of GK training, sell him as a divine GK and gain around 7M profit for each GK...

Yeah, but you can only train 2 keepers...
I think the most profitable, if you dont have a lot of money , is defending training...buy 10, give them def for 1.5 season and you can make 5 to 10 times more money
2x9 at 18 years cost around 500k, def til 14 , plus maybe a pop at pace, and you will sell them for 2-3 M each

If you have money, striker...I've seen players that went for 7-8 with low pace and tech and high striking

Tottaly agree with you. You can only full train 2 keepers if at least 1 of them plays in NT games too... if they dont you cant full train both of keepers.

"...but that would be an unbelievable coincidence :-p"

Or it is your head coach!
Unearthy may differ. Perhaps your headcoach has 16,9 in plamaking and in pass and just 16,0 in technique. This can also cause the differences you noticed.

According to my calculations (yes, I use excel to monitor training), all individual training types are the same. There are differences in general training: Pace and striker needs more time.

According to mine, pace and striker are, both in general and direct training, about a 20% slower than the rest

It's not my coach... That I'm sure of... I've changed maybe 6-7 times of headcoach the last 12 years and they all had the same experience. Now this is my headcoach:


Fred Braeckman, age: 58

wage: 39 525 €
club: Racing Roeland, country: België,
magical coach
Training effectiveness as head coach:
unearthly of stamina very good of keeper
unearthly of pace unearthly of defender
unearthly of technique unearthly of playmaker
unearthly of passing unearthly of striker

PS: I also use excel!

@ Spin: If you train GK you can make a guaranteed profit around 12 to 14M each 2.5 seasons!
I want to see you do that with defenders...

Hi all, I want to change my region from Gəncə to Baku in the game, Is it possible or not. If possible, how can i do this?

Do you remember tools for watching and prediction youth? I can not look for this tool.

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Hi

How good are these juniors? Exciting or just ordinary (of course we don't know the skill distribution, but just an idea of how much optimism is warranted)?

17 years, good, 1 week left (Hal)
16 yo, poor, 14 wk (Lester)
16, average, 29 wks (Jordie)
16, adequate, 30 wks (Craig)

17 years, good, 1 week left (Hal) - Normal
16 yo, poor, 14 wk (Lester) - Normal if talented
16, average, 29 wks (Jordie) - Perfect if talented
16, adequate, 30 wks (Craig) - Perfect if talented

That's brilliant!!

Cheers

Jordie and Craig could be magical and unearthly youngsters 2/3th 17y old

I have been doing some analysis and noticed that players that are part of NT squad recover faster from injuries than regular players. Anyone else with same conclusion?

Hope I'm not being overbearing. If you don't mind, what does "2/3th 17 year old" mean? Just getting used to Sokker terminology. Cheers