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On second thought, maybe I should start training post players instead. If I manage to train another PG I will have 4 top outfield players, and that means 1 will have to be on the bench.. That will mean I have too many outside players til I'm not sure who to play >.<

the sad part of the story comes when it happens that there are more than 3 players you would like to train at the same time. I trained 4 this season, but planning that Scalambrieri would have missed some to avoid cap, and expecting Lisanti to stop. The second didn't, so at the end my fourth, younger, missed some training session.

The key problem is that top players, and surely any U21 candidate, must be trained monorole (aka as single position), so you can have just 3 spots available. Probably Uruguay will not thank me... but my trainee was not bought to enter U21 (if they want him, they have a problem...) but for a longer term plan.

if u dont want train,i hope u can sell him to me.i love to hv him on my team.

i will still train him, but not key stats coz i predict ghandhi's salary gonna be freakin expensive next season..

if u dont want train,i hope u can sell him to me.i love to hv him on my team.

i will still train him, but not key stats coz i predict ghandhi's salary gonna be freakin expensive next season..

welcome to the noble art of balancing salaries... I am very scared of what my 24 yrs old top player will become at the end of this season...

anyway, at least till primary skills are not very high (and tall man DO have impact...), you can carefully balancing skills growth in better team's interest. if you want to discuss it and don't want to put skills here, just drop a bb mail to me. May be there is a solution, may be there is not, but if not next season, the after you'll be impacted. Very often just arguing about opens the mind. if you're intereted, I am here.

Do post here if you do intend on letting Gandhi go, we're all on the 'belilah barangan buatan Malaysia' campaign.

totally agreed

should be ok gua...

jus sent u the current stats :)

Lol I always plan my rosters to the point that I only have to train 2 players max because the rest would be too old to be worth training (It'll take forever to pop given their potential).

I proof that you can fully train 3 monorole. With 4, as this season, you will have suboptimal results of course, as you'll rotate trainees, and it's applicable only if you have 2 players to be refined on different skills (Scalambrieri needed JR and 1v1, Lisanti PA and OD for instance, in my team). Three can be trained at top, but of course you need to have a roster where the same training is reasonable to ALL trainees (if I have one with 8 OD and the other 15... well, it makes no sense at all): every now and then I deeply review my trainees panel to be sure that at least for one season it makes sense.
The other parameter to be kept in mind is balancing of skills to the team: I have a good pipelines where players are shifted one season each other, to at least step back one season in top player skill (selling the eldest, buying a younger but having additional cash to be reinvested). In other words, I have Lisanti-Masters-Estramin, probably Lisanti will leave (or move in SF spot, not trained because of cap - but in this case I will sell current SF), Masters will become starter, and a younger player will join. Unless... well, let me shut here

Looks like the predators are ready to pounce. Too bad I don't have enough dough or I'd be on his tail as well...

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if u dont want train,i hope u can sell him to me.i love to hv him on my team.

i will still train him, but not key stats coz i predict ghandhi's salary gonna be freakin expensive next season..

welcome to the noble art of balancing salaries... I am very scared of what my 24 yrs old top player will become at the end of this season...

anyway, at least till primary skills are not very high (and tall man DO have impact...), you can carefully balancing skills growth in better team's interest. if you want to discuss it and don't want to put skills here, just drop a bb mail to me. May be there is a solution, may be there is not, but if not next season, the after you'll be impacted. Very often just arguing about opens the mind. if you're intereted, I am here.

Here are his stats. I welcome any idea on how to further his training next season.

Shaurav Nagendra Gandhi (10999345) Center


Weekly salary: $ 65 154

DMI: 422700
Age: 21
Height: 6'10" / 208 cm
Potential: hall of famer
Game Shape: strong
Jump Shot: mediocre Jump Range: mediocre
Outside Def.: mediocre Handling: inept
Driving: pitiful Passing: respectable
Inside Shot: wondrous ↑ Inside Def.: marvelous
Rebounding: wondrous Shot Blocking: proficient
Stamina: awful Free Throw: pitiful

Experience: awful

train his handling.