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127563.2 in reply to 127563.1
Date: 1/11/2010 6:15:19 PM
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his a fair bit behind where he should be at if trained well. 21 yr old center at only 40 k .
id pop im as much as you until playoff time then sell him, hold on to the money till after the draft next season , use your draft + the wad of cash you will get from selling your guy 2 get 5 great 18 yr old trainees , then use the rest of your cash to either bring in some vet players for other positions, upgrade your arena.
ofcourse you could do a bit of both, you could also upgrade your trainer to ensure better training results.

also on further inspection of this player your running him off his feet, his getting 45 mins a game almost every game!
his gameshape is terrible because of this.

i suggest you find and read some threads on managing mins/gamesape and im guessing as your not managing mins correctly your prob not training efficiently either so maybe put some time in to reading some treads on training players aswell.

quick run down would be :
game shape- each week only play your players between 48-79 mins
training- to get full training a player must play 48+ mins in the position being trained, extra mins over 48 do not give extra training (so playing him 120+ mins is a complete waste)

another note is that he would play so much better if you managed his gameshape up to proficient so something to think about there.

Last edited by zyler at 1/11/2010 6:23:51 PM

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127563.3 in reply to 127563.1
Date: 1/12/2010 9:03:10 AM
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He is so good i can't stop training him (he is so valuable to me)
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What should I do?

switch to guards training and continue improving your guy's secondaries :)

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127563.4 in reply to 127563.1
Date: 1/12/2010 9:58:48 AM
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If you have a 100k salary player then means that you can sale him for 4M+ (considering that he is well trained, not 1 skill 20 and other at 10). With that money you will be able to buy 2-3 very good players for your team, and have some money to expand your arena. Having a great player its never a problem. You always have the chance to sell him and make a good profit from him. Also on your division you dont need 1 monster, rather many semi decent to decent players.

From: zyler

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127563.5 in reply to 127563.4
Date: 1/12/2010 10:07:12 AM
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considering that he is well trained


except that his not for his age, he could have been well past 100 k by now if trained well.

From: CrazyEye

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127563.6 in reply to 127563.5
Date: 1/12/2010 10:19:19 AM
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considering that he is well trained


except that his not for his age, he could have been well past 100 k by now if trained well.


he meant balanced with it, and i won't critize him because he get the player with 19 and not for a full season - and 40k for a 20 year old is good in my eyes and a sign that he take care of him.(even in your definition of well trained)

Last edited by CrazyEye at 1/12/2010 10:19:35 AM

From: JohnnyB

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127563.7 in reply to 127563.5
Date: 1/12/2010 10:25:57 AM
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Yeap i meant balanced. I made an explanation. Also that player can be trained for 2-3 seasons more without serious drop on his training speed. From 40k salary to go on 100k is just 7-8 pop ups on his primary skills. Very reasonable number even if he is training 2 positions.

From: zyler

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127563.8 in reply to 127563.6
Date: 1/12/2010 5:31:59 PM
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even if balanced what i said is still true, the player if trained properly from when 1st drafted would still be well past where he is now, so i really think the ball for the post is stupid.

i didnt mean to critisize the current owner of the player, i was just noting that the player could have been much more, and noted that the owner was running him off his feet.


From: CrazyEye

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127563.9 in reply to 127563.8
Date: 1/12/2010 7:10:27 PM
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first of all i have nothing to do with your one ball, but this player wasn't even drafted ;)

So critize players for weak training, because they get the player with 19 and few days, instead of 18 - and don't forget there are also a lot of good trainees drafted with nineteen, this dude is way of average as a trainee in my eyes and not weak.

From: zyler

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127563.10 in reply to 127563.9
Date: 1/12/2010 7:41:12 PM
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your misunderstanding what im saying.

im saying he could have been much better if trained properly from the time he was drafted by previous owners not just current ones.

im not saying his not a great player at all.

i didnt mean that you one balled my post , just that it was stupid as i spoke the truth.

and lastly i was not critizing anyone.

From: atabakin

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127563.11 in reply to 127563.10
Date: 1/12/2010 7:52:57 PM
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Dude... the player was not drafted. He was one of the original players for that team, and if you check his previous games, he started in Season 9, when the player was 19. I'm not sure how one can train a player effectively if that player doesn't yet exist.

your misunderstanding what im saying.

im saying he could have been much better if trained properly from the time he was drafted by previous owners not just current ones.

im not saying his not a great player at all.

i didnt mean that you one balled my post , just that it was stupid as i spoke the truth.

and lastly i was not critizing anyone.


From: zyler

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127563.12 in reply to 127563.11
Date: 1/12/2010 8:03:25 PM
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oh missed that my bad.


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