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    Quote Originally Posted by nikolgiorgos View Post
    maybe he is from academy but not the free one because he has participation rates so the (some) manager signed a contract with him.
    And with this TR FACTOR it's impossible to be slow trainer.
    To SELL he needs to be signed. He's 19, right? So either 1st day youth or last season -- plenty of time to play him. Many people sign the youth, play him a few to see how he is (or get him closer to his next star.) The freebie youth from levels above have near the value of a fast trainer but are ducks. They can also be good players with above average training rate. On a couple of my Teams I have kept them for over a Season because they play well.


    Player ratings I believe are related to how often they are expected to interact with the ball vs. how they did in the match, and scoring has little to do with it. I still think GK ratings are not as useful as field players.


    After 22 it can still be worth Training, especially in their happy place. I have had 26 y.o.s do as well as youngsters in their favorite type of training.
    Last edited by Cat Harrison; 09-09-2014 at 06:43 PM.
    Expressed above is my own opinion. Your results may vary.
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