Subject: Junior Thread

any suggestion on what to train or do?

pace and then striker and technique.

I'd say pace/defender/technique and he is set... from what i can tell Malaysia is lacking defenders and at only 18 he would be a great prospect

Shamsul Amri bin Haniff good(not so good) talent : 4

Shamsul Amri bin Haniff, age: 18
value: 145 000 RM, wage: 3 125 RM
club: MY United, country: Malaysia
very good form, tragic tactical discipline

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

I think it is a better to train him to be defender, unless you are curently a striker trainer and don't plan to change it. Being a defender trainer, will generally make your team better, being a striker trainer will make your strike force looks good but weak on other area. I know your team already having good strikers.

if you want to become a defender training, try to train him to the basic national requirements first, which are


defender excellent (10)
pace solid (8)
technique + passing + playmaker =20

or

defender outstanding (12)
pace excellent (10)



Mohd Nazaruddin have good secondaries, so it is better to go for the first option which are

defender excellent (10)
pace solid (8)
technique good (7)
playmaker good (7)
passing adequate(6)


So, if I am you, I will check with my current young strkers below 21 to see whether they are weaker in pace or weaker in technique. if weaker in pace then train pace first, if weaker in technique than train technique first.

By doing this, can kill 2 birds in 1 stone, being a defender or striker trainer at the same time. After the training of technique or pace is done, then train the other skills.

if lets say both pace and technique is equally same, then I would train technique first, because 10 trainees will get maximum benefits on technique and 22 trainees will get maximum benefits on pace. So, train technique first, and take the time to accumulate 22 young players to be trainees, so when you train pace, everybody gains.



Once pace and technique training done and fulfill the national requirements, both your strikers and defenders should be quite good, then you need to choose the next training, then it should be defender next. Reason is, if you train defender first, the national scouts will shortlist him earlier, if you train playmaker or pace first, then he will be shortlisted later. So, it is ideal make him shortlisted first as early as posibble, so he might get some national team experience in his younger age. Training stamina in the off season is important too, for him to be considered. Once defender reach excellent, then switch to playmaker or passing training.


Next, because playmaker is weaker I will train playmaker first, but before training playmaker, ensure you gets 10 trainees that need playmaker training, and preferably all are weaker in playmaker and stronger in passing. Because you will train playmaker more than passing. And remember strong playmaker without passing is useless.

Then complete your remaining trainings to reach the requirements

defender excellent (10)
pace solid (8)
technique good (7)
playmaker good (7)
passing adequate(6)


And once you finished training pace and technique in the earlier stage, you need to make decision whether to
1) continue training your defender and sell the striker and getting older striker that are better overall with the money gained
2) continue training your defender with your striker, if your stirker are national material and your defenders are not, then you might want to sell your defender after pace and technique training and continue training striker.

i am currently training pace
and planning to sell him off once his pace is high for someone to train def

Mohd Zaidil Rahim Hassan, age: 18
value: 271 250 RM, wage: 4 375 RM
club: Pangsenam FC, country: Malaysia
very good form, tragic tactical discipline

unsatisfactory stamina, tragic keeper
average pace, solid defender
tragic technique, hopeless playmaker
solid passing, poor striker

Statistics:
Official matches: 0
Goals in official matches: 0
Assists in official matches: 0

my player just pop in pace. haha first week train pop d

excellent
talent 4.4

Sameon Abu Zarin, age: 18
value: 421 250 RM, wage: 6 125 RM
club: MY United, country: Malaysia
very good form, tragic tactical discipline

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

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formidable
talent 4.33

Mohd Safri Bahrom, age: 18
value: 287 500 RM, wage: 4 500 RM
club: MY United, country: Malaysia
very good form, tragic tactical discipline

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

unlucky with stamina. on the formidable junior. but pretty decent junior though

Zulkiflee bin Lamin, age 18
value: 788 750 RM, wage: 7 500 RM
brilliant form
bookings:
solid stamina +1, unsatisfactory pace +2,
average technique +1, adequate passing,
hopeless keeper 0, solid defender +1
excellent playmaker +1, very good striker 0

Abdul Hadi bin Shaari, age 20
value: 748 750 RM, wage: 6 500 RM
divine form

solid stamina +2, weak pace +1,
good technique +1, weak passing +0,
hopeless keeper +0, formidable defender +1
adequate playmaker +0, weak striker +0

so what training do they need to be nt?currently train pace :)

Abdul Hadi is a bit old for NT. No chance.

Zulkiflee, has an outside chance to be NT, but he needs pace, pace, and pace.

Train him pace at least until very good or excellent, then review what to train next.

As he has adequate passing, so either train him passing next, if you want to to train him to be MF.

He can also be defender, if you train him pace and defender.

To train him striker might be a bit too much.


Just ensure you got the unearthy skills coach to train him.
(edited)

Zulkiflee bin Lamin is very very good!!!!

Unlucky with the ages for both.


Excellent
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Safri bin Ashaari, age 20
value: 385 000 RM, wage: 5 625 RM
very good form


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


Formidable
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Roziman Jasri Salleh, age 20
value: 345 000 RM, wage: 5 250 RM
very good form


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

Whats Ashaari's talent?

4.17


Safri bin Ashaari, age: 20 [+2] (ID 4429751)
[10 +7]excellent junior +2 (10.48)
Average pop: 4.17
[9]very good form

[0]tragic stamina [0]tragic keeper
[8]solid pace [8]solid defender
[8]solid technique [4]weak playmaker
[0]tragic passing [1]hopeless striker

Sum of skills: [29] = [29] + [0] stamina

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