A Guide for fast trainers

[Al Svanberg]

yes, as Bunzo saying, if you have a recommendation about 19 y.o. with some good (and unique) positions, take them.
What I mean
ST + AML-R
MC-DMC or MC-DMC

also with good special abilities (avoid penalty specialists)
They are fast trainers, 6* players and young so much better that from scout list players wich cost the same but they are 2-3 years older.

Niko can I ask you a favor? I cannot quite understand how you best recognize if a player you bought actually was a fast trainer or not? I've tried to read what has been written but I don't quite grasp it, could you just break it down for me? (I definitely understand if you don't have the time for it)

[vkorchevoy]

Niko can I ask you a favor? I cannot quite understand how you best recognize if a player you bought actually was a fast trainer or not? I've tried to read what has been written but I don't quite grasp it, could you just break it down for me? (I definitely understand if you don't have the time for it)

It is simple. Fast trainers are just the most expensive players in the market

[nikolgiorgos]

Niko can I ask you a favor? I cannot quite understand how you best recognize if a player you bought actually was a fast trainer or not? I've tried to read what has been written but I don't quite grasp it, could you just break it down for me? (I definitely understand if you don't have the time for it)

I wrote a mini-guide in a separate thread
Check this
http://forum.topeleven.com/tutorials...film-noir.html

[Al Svanberg]

I wrote a mini-guide in a separate thread
Check this
http://forum.topeleven.com/tutorials...film-noir.html

Thanks! I love the touch, just read the The Maltese falcon. If you haven't read them ready and like noir, I would recommend the Berlin trilogy by Philip Kerr!

[Al Svanberg]

I wrote a mini-guide in a separate thread
Check this
http://forum.topeleven.com/tutorials...film-noir.html

Can't you do one for Academy Players, topic: Roberto Rossellini?