Subject: Pop's

Does anyone know if 5 trains from magical gk to unearthly gk is ok for a 19 yr old?

Asking for a friend......
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Eden Webb, age: 19
club: Northern Thistle, country: England
value : 273 600 £
wage: 2 025 £
magical [15] form
outstanding [12] tactical discipline
height: 181 cm, weight: 64.7 kg, BMI: 19.75

good [7] stamina tragic [0] keeper
incredible [13] pace average [5] defender
solid [8] technique very good [9] playmaker
excellent [10] passing outstanding [12] striker

I would think it’s very good.

Thanks ;)

We may have a super divine for the next WC......

It's not bad. But keeper is the fastest skill to train.

How many weeks should it take then for it to be good?

He's a superstar ;)

If you go on Sokker Assistant and create a player with a talent on 3, it's possible to work out whats good for each age. Ive been meaning to do it for a while but havent had the time.

Fair enough.

Maybe 4 ;)

"How many weeks should it take then for it to be good?"

I'm working on a chart for you that'll cover 16-20's, talent and skill level expectations. It'll go up in the association but will take a few days to make because it's quite data heavy.

Ok I look forward to seeing it ;)

3 would be better but is it possible? ;p

Probably not, but I understand higher level keeper training is a lot flatter than other training. I don't know enough, perhaps Camus has some good data on it.

Question for all; at what age do you stop training players? I have a couple of 25yo's that I want another pop or 2 on, but am I stretching the boundaries here and am I wasting time I should give to younger players?

My understanding is the better the player, you ought to train even to 28? Is that right?