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255324.1
Date: 2/26/2014 10:37:34 AM
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Talent pools are relatively smaller in countries with less active users.
Can we have trainees(18 years old) to play for the national team of the owner?

Say I bought a player(18) from A nationality then have him trained till aged (21), can i have the option for him to play for my NT instead of country A?

the suggestion is:-

(1) the player must stay a minimum of 3 seasons in the country. From 18 -20. Upon reaching 21, the owner has the option to declare him to play for the national team.

Any comments?

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255324.4 in reply to 255324.3
Date: 2/26/2014 2:00:53 PM
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I could see this happen. But then if the player stays for like 8 seasons in the same team.


And if his real country did not call him before that.

Point is to allow small teams to have better players, right ? Not use money to steal other nations (smaller or bigger) players ?

Not really a fan, but indeed, if it was ever a thing, home nation should be protected.



Maybe something like a maximum potential cap of superstar (a player with more skill than that will possibly think he can be good enough to represent his home country someday and not settle for a foreign country)? That would allow small nations to get more viable candidates, especially at the U21 level, without enabling stealing players who are the very top echelon of prospects from other countries.

From: Melo9

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255324.5 in reply to 255324.4
Date: 2/26/2014 7:14:37 PM
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I really enjoy this idea, I think it could really save the micronations from that monotony and make them a little more competitive ;)

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255324.6 in reply to 255324.2
Date: 2/26/2014 11:52:13 PM
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i think 3 full seasons in a foreign country is enough?
say owner A bought a foreign trainee from nation B and train him from 18 - 21 years old.
the owner can chose for the trainee to represent nation B or his own country A.

after all its the owner that's bear all the training expenses.

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255324.10 in reply to 255324.8
Date: 3/2/2014 7:39:39 PM
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well, training begins @ 18.
after 21, can any player still make the NT with training?
if a player can only change nationality after 8 seasons then what goes for the training in the first 3 seasons? cant even represent the U-21?