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166419.6 in reply to 166419.1
Date: 12/19/2010 3:36:37 AM
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I forgot to mention that my target trainee has popped 4 times (twise in passing) during those 7 weeks and he is 22 yo. That leads me to believe that the 25yo player is capped.

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166419.7 in reply to 166419.6
Date: 12/22/2010 8:55:56 AM
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I have a starter potencial forward. He reached 19.700 salary and before that he received something like 13 more trainings but he has not pop up again.

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166419.8 in reply to 166419.7
Date: 2/4/2011 12:13:07 PM
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My player finally popped today. It was almost exactly 100% increase in training time after potential cap.
Thanks for all the answers.

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166419.9 in reply to 166419.8
Date: 2/4/2011 7:31:21 PM
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My player finally popped today. It was almost exactly 100% increase in training time after potential cap.

Good to know. So, instead of, say, 2-3 weeks for a pop, more like 5-6?

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166419.10 in reply to 166419.9
Date: 2/5/2011 7:09:09 AM
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Exactly.
This was a slightly older player aswell so he needed 4 weeks of training before he hit the potential cap. Now I spent 8 weeks training before the pop. Will never do something like that again but atleast now I know for sure how the cap affects training time. Before I decided to train him after the cap I searched the forums for info but there is hardly any info on how much longer it takes.

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166419.11 in reply to 166419.10
Date: 2/5/2011 7:47:47 AM
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Tell me about it, the problem is you have to train him for 5-6 weeks before you know for sure he is capped. I'm doing the same thing now,

Never again, 7 weeks and still no pop.

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166419.12 in reply to 166419.11
Date: 2/5/2011 10:44:31 AM
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i dont' think that it's that bad... i do 2-position guard training with five trainees and one of them, a 21 year old starter might have capped, but i need him to be competitive, so i train him with the other guys and if i hopefully get him to pop every 5 or 6 weeks i'm fine with it... then again, if you do single position training it might not be that advisable...

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166419.13 in reply to 166419.11
Date: 2/5/2011 12:23:27 PM
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Indeed. And after you put those 5-6 initial weeks in you dont wanne drop it.
Just stick in there, he will come through. GL

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166419.14 in reply to 166419.13
Date: 2/27/2011 6:04:49 AM
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I have a PG that might have been capped as well, but I really would like to get him 3 or4 more skillups in PS (2) and OD (1), maybe in JS (1).
But that will be a hard time with him, he already needed 5-6 weeks of JS training for the last skillup at the age of 23. Now he´s 24 and has a salary of 34k with allstar potential. I have the impression that this is the cap for him, although I get told from different people that he should have something left in his tanks. But he´s so slow in training...

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166419.16 in reply to 166419.11
Date: 2/28/2011 4:19:04 AM
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Don't forget if it is Unwin or Hamilton they are also really really old, they are in the same boat as Oliver. I want him to get another pop but if he is old and capped, ouch!

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