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Edited by @Daniel Adair 07-04-2011 19:08 |
07/04/2011 13:18 |
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383 msgs.
First-team player
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Edited by @Daniel Adair 07-04-2011 19:09 |
07/04/2011 13:20 |
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First-team player
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Click on the school you ll see the day the first student ll come. I am expecting my first student tomorrow.but anybody that ve receive his first student should share his experience with us | 07/04/2011 13:22 |
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I have 4 schools, all of them low quality countries (20-30%). I`ll tell you what I`ve deduced from my experience, more then 20 school players promoted to the junior team (90-95% of the school players I got). The frequency of school players depends exclusively on the population of the country. Some countries previuosly mentioned like Uruguay or Ireland gives you a new player every 15 days or so. It`s the same rate than I`ve got from my schools on Austria and New Zeland. The quality of the players got can be extremely variable, but you`ll have more chances to get good players in hight quality countries (Argentina, Italy, Brazil or Germany for example). That`s why that schools are quite more expensive. In that point you`ll have to balance the money you can spend and the potencial profit you could get... I hope my English can be understood and my experience taken to profit. |
07/04/2011 13:42 |
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Balearik said: I have 4 schools, all of them low quality countries (20-30%). I`ll tell you what I`ve deduced from my experience, more then 20 school players promoted to the junior team (90-95% of the school players I got). The frequency of school players depends exclusively on the population of the country. Some countries previuosly mentioned like Uruguay or Ireland gives you a new player every 15 days or so. It`s the same rate than I`ve got from my schools on Austria and New Zeland. The quality of the players got can be extremely variable, but you`ll have more chances to get good players in hight quality countries (Argentina, Italy, Brazil or Germany for example). That`s why that schools are quite more expensive. In that point you`ll have to balance the money you can spend and the potencial profit you could get... I hope my English can be understood and my experience taken to profit. +1. Completely agree. I'm not bulding schools for the moment, but according to my experience with them, my favourites are Germany, Brazil and China. However, schools are very personal, maybe a manager haven't gotten any good player of China and another one gets many high progression players there. It depends on luck, but best rating countries have much more options to get better players. |
07/04/2011 13:47 |
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Child's coach
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Got my first player from Netherlands today Av/age 29/15 progression 89%. just thought i'd update you people so you can figure out the best options  I was expecting a higher av but progression is good at least it's only a regular school anywayI understand you wont get good player every time  |
07/04/2011 16:47 |
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First-team player
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i think what u got is fair enough.i ve an excelent one in uruguay xpectin my 2morrow.stay calm 4 update | 07/04/2011 18:56 |
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Rookie
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That's a fantastic player >=) | 07/04/2011 19:52 |
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This may help with doubt number 2. http://uk.strikermanager.com/foros/hilo.php?id=253645 |
08/04/2011 15:34 |
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Child's coach
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got my first player from Brazil (low), average 26, age 14, progression 59% Edited by codenamehsk 11-04-2011 06:49 |
11/04/2011 06:48 |
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