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237850.194 in reply to 237850.192
Date: 9/25/2020 2:24:12 PM
Syndicalists' BC
Naismith
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Passing is a quick skill to get up with short players, but at your players' height and age, they probably need a week or two more. I believe the changes to training have only been the arena additions and the additional staffperson for 18/19 year olds.

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237850.195 in reply to 237850.194
Date: 9/25/2020 2:48:08 PM
Pszczyna Team
Naismith
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Interesting. I seemed to remember age effect on passing was minimal, and height was also less of consideration than for example OD. I will give it one more week. Planned to get 3 pops for one of more players but will settle for 2 in this case :/

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237850.196 in reply to 237850.195
Date: 10/1/2020 8:15:34 PM
Doberman Gang
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Hello.

New team here.

What trainer level is best for a new team and how much should I pay for one?

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237850.198 in reply to 237850.197
Date: 10/1/2020 10:40:28 PM
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Naismith
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I am with argos on this one. You can get advanced, on low salary, for cheap. Unless you have MVP+ potential huge talent, this will be more than sufficient

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237850.199 in reply to 237850.197
Date: 10/2/2020 12:49:21 PM
Doberman Gang
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Thanks for the tip. Would like to train some players, maybe get one on the NT.

I don't think any on my team currently are worthy of that training.

May need to build up first. So plan is train what I have and build arena as suggested.

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237850.200 in reply to 237850.199
Date: 10/2/2020 12:56:27 PM
V.A.W.T.
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For the NT, it's a very long term plan (10 seasons, ~2 real years), it's a huge commitment so make sure you start with a very good trainee. His potential needs to be MVP or HOF.
A slightly shorter plan would be to train players for the U21, it's only 3 seasons of training so it's much more manageable when starting, and a player with great starting skills (50-55 total skill points at 18) and an average potential (perenial allstar or superstar) is cheap and will give you a nice paycheck if you sell him at 21-22yo.
But like other said, priority #1 is expanding your arena

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237850.201 in reply to 237850.199
Date: 10/3/2020 12:54:08 AM
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Naismith
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You should be able to get 3 good trainees with 50 TSP at 18 or 55 at 19 with per. allstar or superstar potential for very cheap. Couple that with lvl 4 trainer and put rest money into the arena. That's how I would approach it

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237850.202 in reply to 237850.201
Date: 10/3/2020 8:11:00 AM
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And now it's very easy to find them in the transfer list too. You can search for max 18/19 year olds, with minimum potential of Perrenial Allstar, and then sort by TSP high to low.

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237850.203 in reply to 237850.201
Date: 10/3/2020 8:11:17 AM
Doberman Gang
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Thanks. Did not see any Canadians on the market like that. Will keep looking.

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237850.204 in reply to 237850.203
Date: 10/3/2020 8:19:13 AM
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Naismith
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If you use the 19 year old maximum, perennial allstar and put the nationality as Canadian, you'll find 4 on the transfer list (including 2 cheap options). But if you're picking someone up now, I'd suggest picking up any nationality just to get the hang of training. If you want Canadians, there are plenty for cheap that are there at the beginning of the season.

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