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Subject: Juniors
You're definitely right but that's not exactly the point I'm making (and I sort of figured it wasn't very clearly explained). What I'm saying is that they should work off 4 weeks as the BASE talent when they predict what the junior will be. Then give it until their first or 2nd pop and they can reassess based on their ACTUAL talent. It's just a useful guide for people to use when they have to make a decision when they first see their junior. So you see a weak junior with 16 weeks on Saturday and you think, hmmm.. what do I do with him. Using my principle you'd keep him for atleast 4 weeks to see if he pops, becuase using the 4 week theory he COULD be a solid.
A.H. Kuan, age: 20
value: 156 500 S$, wage: 2 250 S$
club: SOKKER CITY FC, country: Singapore
very good form, tragic tactical discipline
unsatisfactory stamina, tragic keeper
unsatisfactory pace, adequate defender
average technique, unsatisfactory playmaker
good passing, very good striker
Just pulled from kindergarten! Formidable youth. Shall i keep or sell him? Talent 4.5! Formidable coach!
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value: 156 500 S$, wage: 2 250 S$
club: SOKKER CITY FC, country: Singapore
very good form, tragic tactical discipline
unsatisfactory stamina, tragic keeper
unsatisfactory pace, adequate defender
average technique, unsatisfactory playmaker
good passing, very good striker
Just pulled from kindergarten! Formidable youth. Shall i keep or sell him? Talent 4.5! Formidable coach!
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Damn! I was hoping to get a good boy! So promising at formidable.... sigh... :(
This player can become a great striker and if i remember well, you are a defender's trainer....
so in my opinion you must sell he....but if you train pace in next weeks (because this is your original training plan), then you can keep this player and sell when he pop up one or two times in pace...
(however if you train pace after 1 or 2 weeks you must sell immediately...because it's unuseful to keep this player and don't train)
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Another thing (it's my experience): usually the player with "nothing match" will pay more than a player with "any matchs" and the same skills...because a buyer hope that the player have extra training if go out from junior school and don't play any matchs...
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so in my opinion you must sell he....but if you train pace in next weeks (because this is your original training plan), then you can keep this player and sell when he pop up one or two times in pace...
(however if you train pace after 1 or 2 weeks you must sell immediately...because it's unuseful to keep this player and don't train)
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Another thing (it's my experience): usually the player with "nothing match" will pay more than a player with "any matchs" and the same skills...because a buyer hope that the player have extra training if go out from junior school and don't play any matchs...
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I will be training pace for at least 5 - 6 weeks... but i hv to play him in order for him to train pace, right?
yesss
p.s. now i see...how many players do you have :)
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p.s. now i see...how many players do you have :)
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So shall i play him in a few matches and hope he pops in pace +2-3? Or sell him straight away?
in this case i think you must sell immediately!!
...because in this period there are many money on market ("bonus" effect :D), and like i say before: usually the player with "nothing match" will pay more than a player with "any matchs" and the same skills...because a buyer hope that the player have extra training if go out from junior school and don't play any matchs...
p.s. if you want i pubblicize this player also in italian forum ;)
...because in this period there are many money on market ("bonus" effect :D), and like i say before: usually the player with "nothing match" will pay more than a player with "any matchs" and the same skills...because a buyer hope that the player have extra training if go out from junior school and don't play any matchs...
p.s. if you want i pubblicize this player also in italian forum ;)
Eddy Han, age 18
value: 152 500 S$, wage: 2 300 S$
very good form
good stamina,
adequate pace,
hopeless technique,
excellent passing,
hopeless keeper
unsatisfactory defender
poor playmaker
weak striker
D.M. Ong, age 18
value: 169 500 S$, wage: 2 400 S$
very good form
poor stamina,
average pace,
adequate technique,
poor passing,
hopeless keeper
poor defender
very good playmaker
good striker
value: 152 500 S$, wage: 2 300 S$
very good form
good stamina,
adequate pace,
hopeless technique,
excellent passing,
hopeless keeper
unsatisfactory defender
poor playmaker
weak striker
D.M. Ong, age 18
value: 169 500 S$, wage: 2 400 S$
very good form
poor stamina,
average pace,
adequate technique,
poor passing,
hopeless keeper
poor defender
very good playmaker
good striker
Hmmmm..... DM Ong may make a good future NT midfielder for SG!
What was Ong's talent? I'm pretty interested because I'm training passing and playmaking this season.
he's not for sale if he was I'd have to fight u for him :)