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188205.2 in reply to 188205.1
Date: 6/26/2011 4:30:42 PM
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Crappy team? You're in 12-6 in the top division, have some confidence.
As far as player A, your goal is possible, but not probable. At 6'0 you might have trouble with getting those 2 IS pops. But otherwise, your plan is possible, but be prepared to fall short and hope your guy doesn't get hurt.
Also what's the age of Trainee B?

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188205.3 in reply to 188205.2
Date: 6/26/2011 6:03:57 PM
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I'd assume trainee B is this player: (18294853) He is 19 and has HOF potential.

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188205.5 in reply to 188205.2
Date: 6/26/2011 10:44:18 PM
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lol.. trust me, I don't lack confidence. Often times I get told I have too much of it! :)

I was lucky, the MBBA teams were deconstructing theirs to rebuild when I promoted. Also quite a few teams underestimated mine due to my low payroll. I was lucky with my def / off tactics and stole a few games here and there. Won't be happening next season, that's for sure.


Trainee B is 19 :)

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188205.6 in reply to 188205.4
Date: 6/26/2011 10:48:48 PM
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Trainee B is still very, very, very far from being able to be included in the rotation :(

I've just been training two players this season, letting Trainee B pick up some rubbish minutes in games as well as scrims. I'm pretty half and half on this. I'm not entirely confident Trainee A is gonna be so amazing he's worth messing up my HoF's skills =/

Even if I achieve the finishing skills I was targeting, there's no way trainee A will make NT. :(

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188205.7 in reply to 188205.6
Date: 6/27/2011 4:56:38 AM
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well, I'm not too negative on the prospect of you training both of them at the same time. Both need OD and Passing above all else, so training these two skills for most of next season seems exactly right. You're not going to mess up anyone with that. After that, you have to consider what to do - and by then, I'd make B the main focus of the training, while still giving A all the training he can get. A will already be very good by then, so it will be almost impossible to mess him up - it's more about finishing touches than the basics for him.