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230723.10 in reply to 230723.9
Date: 11/27/2012 10:34:26 AM
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I didn't meant to apply that he is wrong.
Just want to get a second opinion, If there is one.

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230723.11 in reply to 230723.7
Date: 11/27/2012 5:44:04 PM
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If possible, I would sell. Unless he would be able to get 48+ minutes for SF/PF during the weeks you train 1v1, he would just be wasted talent.

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230723.12 in reply to 230723.7
Date: 11/28/2012 2:55:34 AM
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1 on 1 for forwards is actually a great training for this guy. He will get pops in IS every 3-4 weeks because he is short and this will also create a slight positive elastic effect for the ID. Because of his potential, low JR and height, I think he is a great prospect for either an inside guard or a versatile SF on offense and SG on defense.

1 on 1 for forwards will also make a great elastic effect for OD and PA. If you are training 1 on 1 for F this whole season he may get to 10 or even to 11 in inside shot.

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230723.13 in reply to 230723.8
Date: 11/28/2012 3:01:21 AM
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You are tough to please, aren't you? I didn't give you my opinion, but the facts, backed up with experience as a U21 coach. If that's not enough for you, then please don't follow my advice, but learn yourself what works and what doesn't. When you come to same conclusions at the end, maybe you will learn that sometime it's better to use someone else's experience than going through same process yourself and lose a lot of time for something you've been handed on a silver platter in the first place.

Last edited by Koperboy at 11/28/2012 3:02:12 AM

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230723.15 in reply to 230723.12
Date: 11/28/2012 6:17:51 AM
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Great obeservations!

Thank´s for the advice, there were many things I wasn´t really counting on.

I have a doubt regarding this:

He will get pops in IS every 3-4 weeks because he is short


I thought that when taliking about IS the taller the better... how come being shorter is better for this training?


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230723.16 in reply to 230723.11
Date: 11/28/2012 6:21:10 AM
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For sure I will give him the 48minutes, or at least try to do it... he is the best prospect I´ve ever had in the game! :D

My doubt was more about: how am I gone get more money? selling the guy right now or training him 1vs1 forwards for the season?

after thinking quite a bit about it, I will probably get more money training him.

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230723.17 in reply to 230723.15
Date: 11/28/2012 6:24:15 AM
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1 on 1 for Forwards:

Shorter players train faster in IS and slower in JS
Taller players: viceversa.

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230723.18 in reply to 230723.16
Date: 11/28/2012 6:26:02 AM
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after thinking quite a bit about it, I will probably get more money training him.


You are correct. Now he will probably fetch you ~300k. With one season of training, he may sell for 500k+. People go nuts when they see Prolific skills on a 18y old, even if it's just HA and DR.

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230723.19 in reply to 230723.17
Date: 11/28/2012 6:31:23 AM
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1 on 1 for Forwards:

Shorter players train faster in IS and slower in JS
Taller players: viceversa.


Uau! This is a revelation for me!!

Untill now I´ve been following Josephka´s Coach Parrot to the line, and it says the opposite!!

oh boy... I should have known this for so long...

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230723.20 in reply to 230723.2
Date: 11/28/2012 12:10:41 PM
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hey,
don't get wrong, i value your opinion and i appreciate that you are willing to help.
but like in real life, things that are new to me, i try to get all the info i can get.
therefore, the more opinions i get, the "smarter" i'll be.

most likely i'll do as you suggested.
and again, thank you.

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