Subject: Juniors

Robbie Segar good 26
to be honest i am NOT very patient and am bored of him after two weeks.
So i have TWO questions
1) Can he skip weeks, and is it like one extra week or possible 10 week jumps?
2) Whats the absolute minimum of possible talent? (e.g could he be a 2 week talent, as he popped after 1.5 weeks?)
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Absolute minimum talent with an unearthly coach i think is deemed to be straight 3 week pop.

He cannot skip weeks, he will take 26 weeks before he will come out of youth squad.

IF he takes longer than 6 weeks to pop get rid of him i'd suggest.

What is your junior coach?
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The first pop can be anything as low as 1 week, after that the minimum amount of time to increase is 3 weeks.

IF he takes longer than 6 weeks to pop get rid of him i'd suggest.

Depends on his coach, I'd say keep a 7 week popper based on what I think his YC will be!

He can't 'skip' weeks - if it says 30 weeks it'll take 30 weeks. You can't promote to the seniors early.

On the talent front, a sub 4-week popper is considered very talented, although it does depend on the level of your junior coach. I.e. if a guy pops a 4 weeks with a crap junior coach then he's really talented.

btw - your guy isn't 1.5 week talented, it's the first full pop-to-pop that you measure.

oh well.
i'm guessing the minimum weeks for divine junior is 28 if he pops first week

heres the coach
Patrik Bukovec, age: 59,
wage: 3 600 £
club: East Bexhill F.C, country: Česká republika
solid coach

Training effectiveness:
very good of stamina, excellent of keeper
incredible of pace, weak of defender
adequate of technique, solid of playmaker
adequate of passing, very good of striker

If possible upgrade your youth coach

This is how my youth coach looks like

Raju Govindasvamy, age: 56,
wage: 767 500 Rs.=9210£
club: Mumbai United, country: India
outstanding coach

Training effectiveness:
brilliant of stamina, excellent of keeper
outstanding of pace, incredible of defender
brilliant of technique, excellent of playmaker
incredible of passing, incredible of striker

Here is one from transfer market

Wojciech Szamotulski , age: 70
formidable coach, wage: 437 500 Rs=5250£
formidable of stamina,
solid of pace,
incredible of technique,
incredible of passing,
average of keeping
excellent of defending
outstanding of playmaking
formidable of striker

His wage is close to your YC

I advise you to have at least a "formidable coach"


You can recruit a coach in the coach-section (right side, click on 5th icon)

Recruiting coaches each time costs money , so be careful !

If you set the requirements on (keep goalkeeping low !! That is an expensive skill for a coach):

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outstanding of stamina good of keeper
outstanding of pace formidable of defender
formidable of technique formidable of playmaker
formidable of passing formidable of striker

ummmmm.
i'm skint m8

Here's my current junior coach, is he worth upgrading?

Robert Skewes, age: 62,
wage: 7 140 £
club: Distanthatter FC, country: England
excellent coach

Training effectiveness:
adequate of stamina, poor of keeper
incredible of pace, incredible of defender
outstanding of technique, excellent of playmaker
excellent of passing, unearthly of striker

if you've got some nice prospects and can afford it

i have and i can :)

just got this guy, he seems ok:

Clive Adshead, age: 38,
wage: 15 555 £
club: Distanthatter FC, country: England
incredible coach

Training effectiveness:
excellent of stamina, brilliant of keeper
formidable of pace, magical of defender
incredible of technique, incredible of playmaker
unearthly of passing, excellent of striker

not bad.

there are cheaper wages for an incredible - but probably not worth the bother trying to save that £2000 a week unless you intend to have this guy for ages.

Mind you I still have my first incredible youth coach as an assistant after over 2 years - he has wages of 12.5k - so I have saved 300k compared to your guy!

hmmm.... maybe it is worth trying some more!