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245083.1
Date: 6/30/2013 1:21:55 PM
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I have a u21 player for ghana, but i have no idea how to train him, can someone give me tips to training. Thanks in advance. This is my roster http://www.buzzerbeater.com/team/28531/players.aspx.

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245083.2 in reply to 245083.1
Date: 6/30/2013 1:49:28 PM
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I suggest you to contact U21 Ghana coach (44953), he will surely help you with tips on how to train the player.

First tip: his game shape is at 6, try to keep him at 9, managing his weekly minutes properly ;)

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245083.4 in reply to 245083.2
Date: 6/30/2013 4:30:29 PM
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When you say weekly minutes do you mean how long he played in the games?

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245083.5 in reply to 245083.4
Date: 6/30/2013 5:58:32 PM
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When you say weekly minutes do you mean how long he played in the games?

Yes.
You should keep every player in a range between roughly 55 and 70 weekly minutes.

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245083.6 in reply to 245083.5
Date: 6/30/2013 7:50:34 PM
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how do i do that if i am not the coach in the game subbing people out so it is between 55 and 70

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245083.7 in reply to 245083.6
Date: 6/30/2013 8:19:26 PM
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If a player is one of your starters, all you have to do is start them in your two league games and they should get around 60-65 minutes, the good spot for GS. If they are one of your backups, play them as a backup in your two league games, then start them in your scrimmage. If they didn't get a lot of minutes in your two league games, then you can play them the whole 48 minutes. However, if they only need around 25-30 minutes, then start them and have your starter at that position as the backup.

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245083.8 in reply to 245083.7
Date: 6/30/2013 8:29:01 PM
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how about if i am in a tournament, what do i do, because i want to start my good ones.

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245083.9 in reply to 245083.8
Date: 6/30/2013 8:51:38 PM
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Yeah, that's one of the sacrifices you have to make if you're in the tournament. You can either play your starters for your toughest league game and your cup game, and start your backups for your other league game, or if you think you can win your next cup game while playing your backups, you should do that.

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245083.10 in reply to 245083.8
Date: 6/30/2013 8:58:38 PM
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That my friend is the time decision making comes in.

You need to weigh off which game is going to be the one you might drop, or buy in some cheap talent to get you across during your spell in the tournament. It is a conundrum that faces all, and is a difficult decision for rookie players and for that matter some more experienced ones.

Looking at your week ahead, you have two tough league games and an easy Bot Tournament game. you could look to try in one of the league matches and Tournament, then have a pathetic lineup in the 3rd game.

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245083.11 in reply to 245083.6
Date: 7/1/2013 3:33:53 AM
Woodbridge Wreckers
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You cannot precisely instruct your coach to give a certain amount of minutes to your players, but you can take some measures to make sure they stay in a certain range of numbers. For example, you could set a trainee as Starter, backup and reserve, and then make sure to only have 9 players active for the game. If you have 4 other starters and backups on the other positions, your coach won't sub your trianee, thus giving him 48 minutes (barring fouling out or injury).