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Hope Miller a striker, still no 18yo even

If he is then he could be an absolute monster!

I would imagine there are 18yo strikers. You can't expect them to come to you though.

There would have been but teams went out of existence or sacked them like Bellington would have been, teams think the juniors they get are far worse than they are which causes England to have much less players.


*Edit of course I have asked for many many players skills from most exsisting clubs in England and players who went oversea's , but quite afew abroad won't give me there skills :(

have you got any?
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Lee Shearer 17 formidable [11] outfield 21. New talented mate is coming.

Looking good, good luck with him

will be 18 and £££££££££££££££££££££ good luck , keep us updated ;)

John Chilwell 18 outstanding outfield 2

1 more than you currently have. Although nothing special.

@Bryan @Nothis. Thanks ;)

This is actually ridiculous, as NT Manager you should be able to see their skills if you call them up......

*Edit of course I have asked for many many players skills from most existing clubs in England and players who went oversea's , but quite a few abroad won't give me there skills :(

In all fairness, especially at main NT level, the benefits of having NT players are outweighed by the risk of injury.

There is a small training benefit, but that only really does anything at U21 level, negligible difference for players 27+. Plus the other supposed benefits (quicker healing, increased attendance) I don't believe have ever truly been implemented.

I think you are right, the risk of injury is pretty shitty. I have had that happen to me this season.....and I had not even noticed before my league match! :(

has happened to me few times in the past :(

Well the risk of injury lays with the player aswell, and he'd only of got injured next game for your team maybe? or further along the line....

I don't see how that makes any sense tbh? If a player is playing 3 times a week rather than 1 then surely they are 3 times as likely to get injured?