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140145.36 in reply to 140145.26
Date: 4/13/2010 1:26:51 AM
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When i say trainee youngster i mean an 18 or 19 year old i should of clarified that. Yes by 21/22 a trainee would be far enough advanced that they wouldn't hinder team performance like an 18 or 19 year old.

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140145.37 in reply to 140145.36
Date: 4/13/2010 8:28:54 AM
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to be honest...the main idea is that teams from lower divisions train players and when they become too expensive for the team to afford they will be sold to a higher team...so for example a player starts training at 18 year old on a IV Div... with correct training at the age of 20-21 could (or should) be sold to a higher team (taking into account that not all teams manage to get promoted , so some times the wages become unaffordable) ... that's the main idea....on the other hand..each team on high divisions could at least traing 1-2 players , getting their 48 mins on the scrimmages or early cup games

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140145.38 in reply to 140145.35
Date: 4/13/2010 4:33:01 PM
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Any highly ranked team who plays even one rookie is going to risk losing games they don't need to.


Is that so? I suppose then (in your world) the highly ranked teams are selling any MVP+ draftee they get because they can't train them.


Could that have something to do with it?


What are you asking me for? You're the one giving the advice, telling me I must
Think of all non-D1 teams as an enormous developmental league for the top teams. (Sort of like college basketball in the US.)




Last edited by CorruptCop at 4/13/2010 4:36:31 PM