Asunto: The Daily Transfer Show

The Pace helps him a lot and means he can be bought as a Keeper training only. He's not bad.

I went with the stadium, so go for Justin Ramsey.
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Tried to buy Jeff McGinn but I have a rule to spend max 15k at the beginning for each player

I'm glad Lennox Heskey stayed in England but Justin Ramsey going for 120k makes me cry.

Robert Courtney going for nothing would be a good buy for someone with no money.
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If there's anyone training keepers I would imagine Robin Peters is a future U-21. Sale ends in 45 and he's going for basically nothing.

I already have one mate

I saw him, but you already have a better one at his age :) Robbie Preston

Robin Peters will be a reserve at best

In terms of sumskills Peters is significantly better. 21 Vs 15.

I haven't seen that, I only see values ​​:) Preston definitely has high goalkeeping 10-11? and probably lower passing skills, because 8 for Peters is a lot for a start :) with talent he might still overtake Preston ;)

Some skills he won't use ;)

I feel like I saw a really good keeper trainee within the last couple of days but I forget who it was. I'm going through the database and adding players now so I'll find them eventually,

I use this one: https://www.sokker-manager.net/pl/Scouting/Index

Yep, so do I. The only issue I have with it is that I have to wait a week for most of the youth pulls to show up on it. So now I manually check through them on Thursday just to see if there's anyone interesting,

Roy Bowen is finishing now and was very cheap when I last looked.

Pawlak and Holland are on or above the line.

Kyron Tanner just below.

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I've recalibrated the target lines. Not sure if I'll keep them yet but I wanted something that closer resembled the differing rates of progression.

I'm considering a different system where the sumskill totals are divided by the number of relevant skills. It might be more useful as a comparison and tool for working out positions.
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