Subject: »[JNRS] Juniors - formidable +

Looks very nice. Low keeper, maybe bit high stamina though. Pretty perfect imo.

stamina & keeper are a bit unlucky... imagine 5 levels spread accross the other stats.... mmmmmm

still f'ing nice 18yr old!

My number one want was 18 years, my second sub average keeper.

As I got both of those im not really worried. The good stamina means I wont have to train stamina, a massive plus for me.

I agree, couldn't really ask for more.

see, there is a santa for you. I got this incredible+1 / 4 wk talent - not bad as i'm training tech & pace, but would have liked the pace &
striker levels swapped around...

Anton Senhouse, age 19
value: 70 800 £, wage: 915 £
very good form

hopeless keeper
unsatisfactory stamina
poor pace
adequate technique
good passing
very good defender
very good playmaker
adequate striker
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A great YP you picked up there, what are you planning to train him as!?

Bill Vanstone, age: 18
value: 48 900 £, wage: 690 £
club: villa stars, country: England
very good form, tragic tactical discipline


poor stamina, tragic keeper
average pace, adequate defender
solid technique, very good playmaker
unsatisfactory passing, weak striker

came out formid +3.. 4 WEEK POPPER....not to bad i think..

Ernest Bolshaw, age: 19
value: 90 300 £, wage: 1 170 £
club: Croydon Cosmos, country: England
very good form, tragic tactical discipline

weak stamina, hopeless keeper
excellent pace, average defender
poor technique, very good playmaker
excellent passing, hopeless striker

brilliant +1 3.4 week popper

what to do next

Daniel Buddle, age: 18
value: 45 600 £, wage: 645 £
club: arsenal simba fc, country: England
very good form, tragic tactical discipline


hopeless stamina, hopeless keeper
good pace, good defender
good technique, average playmaker
tragic passing, good striker
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Mid, Tech, PM and passing.

The good stamina means I wont have to train stamina, a massive plus for me.

Always a bonus, I've started to look for it more in my junior purchases.

Quality player.

Yep, I agree.

Players with high stamina are nice when you are buying juniors, it suggests higher YP skill, and therefore usually talent.

Added to that, they will play better, and it doesn't really cost much more to buy if anything.

Formidable +1 straight 4 weeker. Could have been 17 and also wish PM had swapped with Pace....but not so bad I suppose.


Ben Minet, age: 18
value: 57 450 £, wage: 795 £
club: Longfield Tigers, country: England
very good form, tragic tactical discipline


hopeless stamina, tragic keeper
weak pace, tragic defender
solid technique, very good playmaker
tragic passing, very good striker

Brilliant+1, talent 4 with magical youth coach.
I am getting sick and f*****g tired of pulling twunts like these after a 30 or so week wait, just for them to have average stamina and good keeping. Will be sold for £35 later on.

Ash Durose, age: 19
value: 99 750 £, wage: 1 200 £
club: Jotun ISK, country: England
very good form, tragic tactical discipline.


average stamina, good keeper
excellent pace, average defender
average technique, adequate playmaker
weak passing, good striker

Edited for bad language and a price revision so he is spared a future at Denton Sharks.
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incredible youth pull, 4 week pops, I have a screen shot if anyone wants to see, but I reckon the average keeper and all-round spread of skills are a dead giveaway.

Dwayne Botterell, age: 19
value: 65 100 £, wage: 825 £
club: Norwich City Nil, country: England
very good form, tragic tactical discipline

weak stamina, average keeper
average pace, weak defender
solid technique, adequate playmaker
weak passing, solid striker

Formidable +1, 4-5 week talent

Jackie Orchard, age: 19
value: 61 050 £, wage: 855 £
club: The Wolves FC, country: England
very good form, tragic tactical discipline


hopeless stamina, hopeless keeper
average pace, tragic defender
unsatisfactory technique, weak playmaker
excellent passing, very good striker

A tech trainer could make him a decent player.