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Does anybody know how much each league sponsors pay out to the teams? And also how is this determined, by what...

The range of what they pay is determined by number of supporters the clubs in league have, where at that range the sum is precisely at, is determined by own supporter numbers, their mood, and how long they´ve been at that mood....

indeed, but some skills are influenced more by form then others.... ie. GK and striker....

would you say this is good talent for 16-17yr player in pace training ?


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it is difficult say, but pop to 1 pace 2 week??? do not like me it.

but how trainer have?
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yes but then 1 week and 1gt to (2) pace is quite good.

@azorek, there has been instances of 1 week pops at that age, so hes not top.

we dont know did he just play friendly game, etc but i think talent is ok

well you can say there is some scence of talent..... but it can be very good or average from that screen there.... if he continues 2 week popping the next 2-3 pops it is nice, but if he starts to be 3 weeks for each pop already, the talent is not top.... but 2 weeks popping all the way up to adequate after there have been a gt pop, is actually pretty good.... so you will see soon....

and as the two others say... trainers and friendly/league, is also to take into consideration.....

coaches are best possible and he played in league
he also popped on excellent def after 2 weeks .. but those 2 weeks to hopeless pace ..

In this topic you can also see how often players popped to next level. It is a good indication of how good your own players are.

See second post of this topic Projekt Trainingstabelle: http://online.sokker.org/forum_topic.php?ID_forum=1280&ID_topic=855022&pg=1

It is in German but with skill translation and skills are numbered so you can understand it all :)

but ALL 1 week pops require some sort of sublevel, so he could have been very low tragic

and actually, the pop after (1 week + 1 gt to lvl 2) tells you more that talent might not be very best.... because to not pop on 1 training at first, could be 0,9 level trained but with low skillsum, and then the following couple of levels should be 1 week pops, but your player did not gain enough sublevel on the last week to hopeless to make the next one 1 week pop, so there can be done some math, that will make it more certain that it is around 0,6 level per week trained... so actually, the nice pop, is the one that tells the worst story with proven math... where as the first pop could be a big range, where it could have been better then what second pop allows....

and the math:

1 gt = 1/10 of normal training (wont make big difference if 1/8 or 1/12 instead)

best case scenario: from 0,01 to 2,05 trained with 3 trainings and 1 gt= 2,04/31*10=0,66 level per training
worst case scenario: from 0,99 to 2,05 trained with 2 trainings and 1 gt= 1,06/21*10=0,5 level per training

edit: there could be made some minor adjustments to the math, but wouldnt change much (like worst case scenario is from 0,99 to 2,00 and best case scenario is from 0,00)


but as said, if it hadnt been for the second pop.... 2 weeks to hopeless pace could have been as high as 0,99 level trained per week... (first training will not show pop, but be from 0,00 to 0,99)
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but problem is that pace training is not linear

what?? If you talk about difference between how much training each level takes, there is very little difference between the first many levels, and nevertheless the math will still be close to the same, and the exact numbers can not be found, so you cant do it more precise..... but talking about a 2 level range, you can use the idea of same training time to get somehow accurate idea of level trained per week...

i mean that it is possible that players pops after 3 weeks and then next pop is after 2 weeks .. and that when you trained only pace all time, with same coaches and player played the same kind of matches