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Well... THAT was a bit boring.

No defending needed and that goes with you too...you are a monster trainer, Kawagichi and now the "Shin"kansen...keep up the great work...D sounds good to me..

Maybe leave the "I Tsunami" tee-shirt sales outta here too?

Capping is such a mystery. Oleg Pogonyaylo has 120+ TSP not counting FT & ST & he is potential: perennial allstar. He may have been trained beyond his cap I read that it is possible but slow.

Noritada Konoe has squeezed nearly 110 TSP into his tiny $30k salary & potential: allstar.

Surely Takayoshi Kawagichi can get to 120 TSP as a superstar especially given his famously very, very low jump range which is such a salary booster & I assume also a potential user.

I hope the Shinkansen, Shin Shidehara, can go even higher in his primaries given his also very, very low jump range & even lower rebounding.

We can't all train SFs. I am sure all of Nippon is happy that you are making 1 for us. I am making the best (backup) PGs I can for the NT.

I am also not sure NTs always demand great secondaries. I have seen several NT players on the TL from much larger nations than Nippon with very bad secondary skills. Have a look right now, 1 from România's NT with 3 x atrocious & 2 x pitiful & 1 from Deutschland's NT with 1 x atrocious & 2 x awful.

Thanks YC.

Last edited by Lord Toranaga at 9/18/2012 10:50:56 AM

forgive me if I have my doubts bout some of those numbers, but in general I think you are pushing those caps fairly good. Good work. 130 is the goal for the SFs fully balanced.

I admit I didn't bother counting just guessed. I will be exact this time.

Oleg Pogonyaylo $71k Potential: perennial allstar listed as a PG because of very high passing but is really a SF 120 TSP.

Noritada Konoe $30k Potential: allstar also listed as a PG, has Rebounding: atrocious which may be a key, some suggest it takes up a lot of potential for not much benefit, only 94 TSP, way off there sorry think I added ST/FT.

Takayoshi Kawagichi $50 Potential: superstar age 22 101 TSP right now & going strong. :)

Shin Shidehara $10 Potential: superstar age 20 76 TSP, a very very long way to go there not going to be close to Kawagichi at 22 but Kawagichi is good at everythig whereas Shidehara just plays defence and occasionally passes.

I really really believe stronger that some JR is better than massive JS iwth no JR...all that high JS does is make you jack and miss while costing a bunch of salary and eating cap.

All I can say is Kawagichi playing in the JBBL is hitting 44% this season, Kawaida 43%, Konoe 50%, Umari who has some JR is still only 50% and Chihiro Okita who had lots only hit 45% last season. Also your guy Alpár Göncz who has JR wondrous is only hitting 43%, so the facts constantly disagree but I know lots of people that believe in ghosts, fortune telling and UFOs as well.