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123237.5 in reply to 123237.3
Date: 12/16/2009 11:35:05 AM
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Personally, and this is just my opinion (I might be biased here), I would sell Feeney Cashmore if I was you. He is a good U21 potential but I just do not think you have the resources at the moment to train him properly. You could use the money to set up a great training program plus get a decent trainer.

Also, if you think your team will do poorly this season, invest in draft scouting and hope you get another player like him next season, when you are in a better position to train a high level talent like him.




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From: chris902

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Date: 12/16/2009 4:53:44 PM
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How do you shop the market without effectively training players to sell to generate income? Even the best day traders seem to buy with the intention of training a level or two to push the price before flipping. You just can't generate enough money from gate, merch and TV to buy a whole roster of high level players.

From: Ash12392

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Date: 12/17/2009 7:22:45 AM
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why not train all it is easier

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Date: 12/17/2009 8:37:23 AM
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why not train all it is easier


There are only two training programs that train your whole team - stamina and free throws. While I can see how either would be useful every now and then, neither are for long-term training.

Maybe you meant 3 position training? This is the training program that will net the least amount of money per week that you train. Well, some people say you can make money this way by skill trading (buying a player off the transfer list, giving him 2-3 pops, then selling him), but I suspect that's not what you meant. If you go this route, you will never train a top level player.

I can see the reason for training 2 positions, it is easier to balance your minutes and still makes you a good amount of money. Plus you can usually field a more competitive line-up. Three position training or doing team training all the time is just a waste.


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From: mikpj
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Date: 12/17/2009 10:30:32 AM
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I always compare with real life basketball. Are you saying that only 1 player(or position) imrpoves at a time? Anyways, i understand the wy it works. Thanks for the advise.

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Date: 12/17/2009 10:40:01 AM
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I always compare with real life basketball. Are you saying that only 1 player(or position) imrpoves at a time? Anyways, i understand the wy it works. Thanks for the advise.


It is a game where you have to make decisions to optimize your team. If you always want to compare it to real life, you will definitely but disappointed.

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