Asunto: Show your youth school

Probably likely to get where he is now ;)

no way;)

And the 16yo's keep coming. "Hopefully" i'll get knocked out in the cup so i can actually train them all.

Luke Mallison 16 adequate outfield 1
Joseph Chown 16 adequate outfield 5
Del Craster 16 poor outfield 10
Desmond Sworder 16 adequate outfield 11
Alun Ballam 16 adequate outfield 12
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If you keep them in your youth school until you can train them I think they receive training there...

Hmm, didn't some people test that right after the new youth school change and proved they don't?

I thought there was a problem with people purposely keeping them in the school to do well in the youth leagues but they age don't they?

Yeah, they are not able to play youth games if they are 20 or older.

Are you sure about the training aspect though? Do you have any proof/thread showing people have had this experience?

Mine is that the coach continues to re-evaluate, rather than actually train.

No, in no way. But as he keeps evaluating work must be done was my thought. We would have to keep a youngster there for a period of time to see if he keep on progressing.. You or me, heads or tails?

Ha, i might keep a crappy one just to try it. Not sure it can possibly work though, surely people would keep a lot of players until they hit divine?

they don't still revive training, the only benefits of keeping youths in the school longer than there needed to to get a better evaluation of them, and to have better players in the youth league. so you are right to always 'pull' a player as soon as possible.

My youths have been pants for a fair while, but I have a few decent prospects again:

Kris Sheffield, Age:18, Skill level: formidable, Formation: outfield, weeks: 1, Est. age: 18
Horacio Truman, Age:18, Skill level: brilliant, Formation: outfield, weeks: 4, Est. age: 18
Glen Wroth, Age:18, Skill level: excellent, Formation: outfield, weeks: 4, Est. age: 18
Rhys Johns, Age:16, Skill level: adequate, Formation: outfield, weeks: 4, Est. age: 16
Jude Prettyman, Age:17, Skill level: solid, Formation: outfield, weeks: 5, Est. age: 17
Jeremy Roose, Age:16, Skill level: poor, Formation: outfield, weeks: 5, Est. age: 16
Alun Hayward, Age:19, Skill level: solid, Formation: outfield, weeks: 7, Est. age: 19
Romeo Coupland, Age:19, Skill level: formidable, Formation: outfield, weeks: 11, Est. age: 19
Colin Cotgrove, Age:18, Skill level: good, Formation: outfield, weeks: 13, Est. age: 19
Damon Bourner, Age:16, Skill level: weak, Formation: outfield, weeks: 13, Est. age: 17
Frederick Gould, Age:17, Skill level: very good, Formation: outfield, weeks: 13, Est. age: 18
Dave Begum, Age:17, Skill level: poor, Formation: outfield, weeks: 13, Est. age: 18
Eddie Spanton, Age:17, Skill level: average, Formation: outfield, weeks: 13, Est. age: 18
Matty Rossiter, Age:17, Skill level: excellent, Formation: outfield, weeks: 14, Est. age: 18
Brendon Hobley, Age:18, Skill level: excellent, Formation: outfield, weeks: 15, Est. age: 19
Howard Frogley, Age:17, Skill level: solid, Formation: outfield, weeks: 16, Est. age: 18
Pete Haniotis, Age:17, Skill level: average, Formation: outfield, weeks: 17, Est. age: 18
Timmy Thornton, Age:18, Skill level: adequate, Formation: outfield, weeks: 18, Est. age: 19
Dylan Bracegirdle, Age:17, Skill level: hopeless, Formation: GK, weeks: 20, Est. age: 18
Christopher Sedgwick, Age:16, Skill level: average, Formation: outfield, weeks: 20, Est. age: 17
Leonard Whitebread, Age:16, Skill level: unsatisfactory, Formation: outfield, weeks: 24, Est. age: 17
Taylor Biddulph, Age:17, Skill level: average, Formation: outfield, weeks: 27, Est. age: 18
Leonard Greenbury, Age:19, Skill level: adequate, Formation: outfield, weeks: 27, Est. age: 20
Lee Risk, Age:16, Skill level: good, Formation: outfield, weeks: 34, Est. age: 18

goalkeeper = weak :P

To be fair ...we don't ever get good goalies at the youth school...I think its a bug as you only get 1 -2 goalies each season at the school...and if they are crap...its not like at the first team that you can transfer a better one... I sack almost all players under weak so I end up not having a goalie most of the time...sucks....I will make a tread on the Bugs/ Ideeas forum :)

i don't want any more keepers, they don't sell for as much cash as normal players and i had a period where i got 10 of them in 4 weeks. (i wasn't the most happy bunny in the land)

Mine actually has a few potential stars in it for the first time since the change to the youth system;

Emile Orson 17 very good outfield 1
Quentin Sanabria 17 excellent outfield 4
Rich Hurrell 18 outstanding outfield 5
Jamie Clinton 17 formidable outfield 6
Chris Trebilcock 17 excellent outfield 10
Damien Golby 16 adequate outfield 11
Scottie Tripper 16 weak outfield 11
Alexander Elworthy 17 formidable outfield 14
Bold Elleker 17 formidable outfield 14
Jonathan Sharp 16 adequate outfield 15
Tim Hancock 16 solid outfield 15
Sunil Musson 16 weak outfield 18
Lance Winnall 16 weak GK 23
Alex Allman 16 adequate outfield 25

The guys in bold are all long-term and all have as close to a talent of 3 as is possible to know.
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What do you think about my youth school? I opened it from my first week and after some time with a formidable coach, starting from this week I have a brilliant one:

Junior team, 12 juniors

Name ⇔ Age ⇔ Skill level ⇔ Formation ⇔ Weeks ⇔ Est. age ⇔ [talent]

Henry Dent 17 good (7) outfield 4 17

Ethan Ritson 17 adequate (6) outfield 7 17

Seb Womack 17 solid (8) outfield 8 17

Seb Hemingway 17 adequate (6) outfield 10 17

George Beer 17 good (7) outfield 13 17

Warren Simons 16 good (7) outfield 13 16

Ashley Kukureka16 adequate (6) outfield 15 (+1) 17

Howard Limer 17 adequate (6) GK 15 (+1) 18

Jay Priest 16 adequate (6) outfield 18 (+1) 17

Lewis Challoner 16 poor (3) outfield 20 (+1) 17

William Beaumont 17 poor (3) outfield 25 (+1) 18

Harold Wareham 16 average (5) outfield 30 (+2) 18


My priority is to develop a decent youth school, I don't care too much about performance at the moment.