Asunto: National Team U21

Bridge's value is too low if he really has incredible pace, formidable def and very nice side skills. I am not sure about him.

Francis lacks speed but I would consider placing him in the middle of defense (the same I did with Thomas last season, who had adequate pace - worked really great thanks to his superdivine defense)

hopefully Francis will now get training in pace/tech....only 19 & being superdivine def, now's the time.

Francis & Voice now updated in DB.
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you can talk to the owner but i trust him

look at this ones value :)

Nick Maloney, age: 20
country: New Zealand,
value: 1 614 000 lei, wage: 18 500 lei,
average [5] form, formidable [11] tactical discipline,
height: 164 cm

solid [8] stamina tragic [0] keeper
magical [15] pace incredible [13] defender
adequate [6] technique weak [4] playmaker
adequate [6] passing weak [4] striker
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Ok, I will add him to the squad.

@fantum: thanks

Bridge's value is too low if he really has incredible pace, formidable def and very nice side skills. I am not sure about him.

You're missing a few things. Stamina is low, form is low, playmaker is low and he has next to no striking. Bottom line low value ;).

saves me saying it.... :)

Also, we have another update -

Brent Hassan, Age:20
club: RKS RADOMIAK RADOM, country: Australia
Value: 656 000 AU$, Wage: 4 960 AU$
superdivine Form, formidable Tactical discipline
height: 175

excellent stamina, hopeless keeper
outstanding pace, outstanding defender
adequate technique, adequate playmaker
average passing, weak striker

I won't have time to update the DB so if anyone else can do the biz pls?!

Hurricane
My version of Polish is about as useful as a hip pocket on a pair of undies....

Warren Galea, wiek: 21

klub: QPR, kraj: Australia,
wartość: 15 260 000 zł, wynagrodzenie: 177 800 zł,
boska forma, celująca dyscyplina taktyczna,
wzrost: 174 cm

beznadziejna kondycja nadboski bramkarz
niesamowita szybkość beznadziejny obrońca
mierna technika mierny rozgrywający
dostateczne podania mierny strzelec

...so whatever this means?!

If you change your language in user preferences then log out, switch the main page language then log in and go to rules you'll be able to work it out :).

Warren Galea, age: 21

club: QPR, country: Australia,
value: 15 260 000 zł, wage: 177 800 zł,
divine form, excellent tactical discipline,
height: 174 cm

hopeless stamina superdivine keeper
incredible pace hopeless defender
unsatisfactory technique unsatisfactory playmaker
adequate passing unsatisfactory striker

there you go.
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nice one :)

Comet products usually are :P.

There is a little problem here: there is no successor, only this 19y Munday whose skills are one big mystery ;)

Spiteri has divine striker, nothing more.

One week later & Hassan's owner mailed to say he's popped to incred pace. :)

Any chance of us seeing different tactics rather than the current one you have continually used? Makes it easy for sides to beat us when we don't have superior players and we continue to send out the same tactic.

I mean we're 5th in the group, and we've had worse U21 sides in the past and still performed better. We're below NZ U21's of all things. They've got significantly less users than we have and a lot less to choose from.

After all these matches I do not see the point of experimenting with tactics. This one, as you see, brought 2 nice results vs Ceska Republica, 3 points against NZ yesterday (the previous match vs NZ was unlucky). The worse results are a consequence of way way weaker players than our competition. If you don't have players on at least average level, tactic changes nothing. Moreover, I am sure this one works really nice.

Have to say, after all the seasons I have managed NT sides I have always felt that tactic variety is essential especially if your players are weaker than the opposition. The worse results have been DIRECTLY as a result of NOT changing tactic. Teams who have beaten us have not been significantly stronger than us but we have looked terrible and have created little in the form of offensive options.