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From: JV

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147192.2 in reply to 147192.1
Date: 6/17/2010 8:07:09 PM
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I'd highly suggest that you go to 1 position training. You can train Souza, Phillips, and then Barbosa or Lagomarsini. Depending on which is better skills wise. Or you could train a draftee with Souza and Phillips. Then sell Barbosa and/or Lagomarsini and get a better starter. My first season I did two position training and have since switched to one position and like it a lot better.

Just checked out your roster and you could probably get some serious cash if you put Rodgers on the market. With his salary age and potential he would be a great trainee for someone. You could get an equal guy skill wise who is older for a lot cheaper..... same with Cornel, he sold for over 100k twice in November and you only paid 14k

Last edited by JV at 6/17/2010 8:13:23 PM

From: JDuece

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147192.3 in reply to 147192.1
Date: 6/17/2010 8:18:35 PM
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Ya I agree with JV. Single training would be the way to go. I would stick with Souza, Phillips and get another 18 year old at the start of next season. While playing Hempel at SG and the other 3 at PG. Then keep Barbosa or Lagomarsini as a back up SG or sell them or other players and get a stronger back up or starter. If you would like help feel free to send me a message.

From: chris902

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147192.4 in reply to 147192.3
Date: 6/17/2010 10:06:25 PM
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I disagree with the above advice. Buy/draft some more under 21 players and two position train. I feel like I financially wrecked (or at least set back) my team by one position training some questionable prospects early on. Two position training generates more income and depth which are the keys early on in the game (unless you have some sort of spectacular prospect who is looking like he might be a u21 or NT player).