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From: shikago

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238919.22 in reply to 238919.21
Date: 3/21/2013 12:19:51 PM
Milwaukee Lethargy
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He was.
DarykJozef or however you say his name used to be homegrown entirely at one point. he's got as high as Usa D. II with it.

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Date: 5/31/2013 2:48:09 AM
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We´we got one fully homegrown team in Sweden as well (26577). After an expected slow start mid-season 18, he is now starting to get wins. Must say that all the homegrown coaches are true BB-heroes, in their own way.

Edit by GM-Manon: Fixed the team link for you.

Last edited by Manon at 5/31/2013 4:07:52 PM

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238919.28 in reply to 238919.1
Date: 6/1/2013 2:09:59 PM
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I think it would be near impossible to make the highest division with 5 homegrown starters because you can only train 2 or 3 players to a decent level at any one time.

Here's one guy that made D2 with this strategy in mind. (25075)

Notice that he's never bought a single player on the transfer wire either. But it looks like it was a painfully slow process for him even to make it to the lower levels of D2.

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238919.30 in reply to 238919.28
Date: 6/1/2013 3:49:29 PM
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Yeah i think it is practically impossible to reach a top league with only players you drafted. Buying other players from your own nation makes it way easier. In american leagues i dont think he would have even been able to get past D.III to play in the second division with his roster.

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Date: 6/1/2013 9:55:53 PM
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Yeah i think it is practically impossible to reach a top league with only players you drafted. Buying other players from your own nation makes it way easier. In american leagues i dont think he would have even been able to get past D.III to play in the second division with his roster.



The problem from my perspective lies on making sure you have a career extension. Because you would most definitely have some guys 33+ in age to go with you mid age and your trainees etc still being trained...

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Date: 6/1/2013 10:12:54 PM
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True but in Div II USA leagues a good team usually has 50k starters in all positions and that is hard to develop with homegrown players because of salary caps and the fact that you can only train 3 players at a time.

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