Season 73 - Week 3

**reddeviljohn** · 11-22-2015

Won cup game 2-1 away so will take that

**Wiesse** · 11-22-2015

Dragons News

What should I do ?
I have this young talent from my own youth. Should I buy him or not ?

**talisman** · 11-22-2015

Originally Posted by Wiesse

Dragons News

What should I do ?
I have this young talent from my own youth. Should I buy him or not ?

Depends on whether he fits in with the rest of your squad, dual position and he'll be a low-Q 4* with a couple of skill points - I've taken a punt a few times with these low-token youths with Palace Terriers and they've been useful for a couple of seasons - not very fast trainers but have been reliable on the pitch.

**Wiesse** · 11-22-2015

Originally Posted by talisman

Depends on whether he fits in with the rest of your squad, dual position and he'll be a low-Q 4* with a couple of skill points - I've taken a punt a few times with these low-token youths with Palace Terriers and they've been useful for a couple of seasons - not very fast trainers but have been reliable on the pitch.

He doesn't fit in my squad if I look to his quality. I have 6* to 8* players. I think that I let him go and wait for the next youth

**Gert Funck** · 11-22-2015

Originally Posted by Wiesse

Dragons News

What should I do ?
I have this young talent from my own youth. Should I buy him or not ?

Its a no go from/for me

**talisman** · 11-22-2015

Day 8 - Palace teams report (1/2).

Palace Terriers had an early League match and short training session for the non-combatants and then they could go off and enjoy their Sunday.

Unveiling their latest stadium seating upgrade, Palace Terriers played at home against the abandoned basement team with a 15,000 full-house cheering them on. Right-winger Declan McGranaghan opened the scoring in the 3rd minute with a 25-yard shot, and he then turned provider in the 11th minute when he crossed for striker Waldemar Sanchez to celebrate his 50th appearance with a shot past the diving 'keeper. And there the match went strangely quiet. The Management made an attacking change at half-time, replacing left-winger Carlos Pineda with striker Ian Kay and moving McGranaghan out of position into centre attacking midfield, but the 68th minute replacement of defender Andre Forsmark for the injured Alex Bailey had better effect. With 15 minutes to go, the visitors finally got their just desserts for their cynical fouling and found themselves a man short. Forsmark made no mistake from the free-kick, and in the last minute the pressure paid off again when Sanchez provided a last-minute pass for the in-bound right-back Luis Fernando Peralta to ram home the final goal in a 4-0 win.

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Palace Casuals Management have been mulling over their options for turning their rapidly disintegrating season around. There's nothing particularly wrong with the playing staff overall, but it was felt that one or two were not pulling their weight. With that in mind, a replacement for right-winger Soheil-Vosough Gholam was purchased from the Scout list, and the search is on for another left-back and a striker.