Subject: »[JNRS]Juniors

:) that is truely harsh

i got a 16 yea old adverage with 7 weeks.

Andrew Oakden, age 17
value: 15 450 £
wage: 360 £
very good form

stamina tragic keeper
weak pace hopeless defender
hopeless technique weak playmaker
average passing weak striker


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Came out as Very Good

Ray Caswell, age 17 , sum(26)
value: 36 300 £
wage: 570 £
very good (9) form

tragic (0) stamina hopeless (1) keeper
average (5) pace hopeless (1) defender
very good (9) technique hopeless (1) playmaker
adequate (6) passing poor (3) striker

Came out as Outstanding

Dennis Siddons, age 18 , sum(38)
value: 57 900 £
wage: 780 £
very good (9) form

tragic (0) stamina hopeless (1) keeper
solid (8) pace very good (9) defender
good (7) technique adequate (6) playmaker
poor (3) passing weak (4) striker

A couple of decent youths arrived in the school -

16 good 29
17 solid 33

Bet they turn out rubbish.

If 1 is good you would prefer it be the 16 yr old. ;)

I got 1 junior on Saturday. Another 18yo :S

Willie Truswell, age: 18
club: Alkington FC, country: England,
value: 30 750 £, wage: 495 £,
very good form, tragic tactical discipline,
height: 166 cm


weak stamina tragic keeper
average pace poor defender
average technique weak playmaker
adequate passing good striker

excellent junior, nice distribution imo.

Not too shabby. Not worth a lot though.

Have trawled through the forums but can't find an answer to the dropping in levels of youth's skills. Very rarely do I get a youth that hasn't had some sort of blip along the way. Is that because of my youth coach (he is brilliant level)? Gets very frustrating to think I have a very talented youth after a few rises and then them the ungrateful urchin drops four levels.

Is talent as simple as level three when started, thirty weeks later he is a 6 (regardless of ups and downs) therefore talent = 30 / 3 = 10?

thats how i work it out simply put. Though thats not a great equation to use especially if the player joins on level 6 and goes to level 3 after 1 week then pops regulary after that. That could mean his talent is screwed and undersold hugely. I can hardly ever work out talent anymore and just provide to graph so people can see and work it out whatever way they want too.

Complete pops after graduation are a more reliable indicator, obviously. But the best talents tend to pop reliably in the youth school.

Came out V.Good+2, talent around 3.4 to 3.5

Riley Needham, age: 17

poor stamina, tragic keeper
very good pace, unsatisfactory defender
good technique, hopeless playmaker
hopeless passing, adequate striker

...apparently our no.1 17yo striker.

Hmmmm interesting. :)

oooh striker :o are you selling him?

Hands off! lol