Damien2911 |
6 months agoHello
Can anyone tell me how to train my young goalkeeper Musso?
Should I focus on endurance and then goalkeeping?
Full training without playing matches or some other method?
Maturity range 23-33... That's pretty bad, isn't it? From the age of 23, he will hardly progress any further?
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Blagoje Vidinic |
6 months agoEndurance is not really interesting for a GAC.
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Damien2911 |
6 months agobluethunders26 |
6 months agoGood evening ,
10-15 is normally enough for a goalkeeper to play every day.
Then in stat in all the cases you have the stat goalkeeper to go up and after that it depends if it is a normal goalkeeper or relauncher.
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Lebaygue |
6 months agoIn fact, the easiest thing to do with the keeper is to take him out of the cdf at 24... I think it was a mistake to take him out at 17 with a view to keeping him.
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Damien2911 |
6 months agoBut why? How would he progress if he stayed with the CDF?
Something escapes me
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MrHoman |
6 months agoYes and no, if you take him out at 24, he shows his potential, you take him out before, you give him a bit of a lift and you put a shot in on the field and a shot at the goal.
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Blagoje Vidinic |
6 months agoThe players in the CdF go out with the progression linked to their age.
A junior promoted at 24 will have an NG of around 60-65 (for a potential 75-80) and training to complete over the current season and the next.
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Damien2911 |
6 months agoMrHoman |
6 months agoThat's not true since this season. Some players who are 23 or 24 come out with a full squad.
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myforsans |
6 months agoThat used to be true, but in theory it's no longer true.
For example, yesterday I took this 22-year-old player out of my CDF with a potential of 80 and he had his NG at 80.
H. Batalov
NB: he's now showing 56 because the club that bought him from me is training him in a new position
but he does have an NG of 80 in the position where he was trained (DLD)
80 in defence
40 in tackles
40 in positioning
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Damien2911 |
6 months agoBlagoje Vidinic |
6 months agoNo doubt because of the new progression profiles.
Thank you MrHofman.
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Damien2911 |
6 months agoA quick question: if the game helps a youngster to progress as he should, what's the point of taking them out at a young age? There are ways of going further than simply staying in the CDF, aren't there?
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Sun's |
6 months agoReleasing a player at 23/24 years of age with a grade equal to his potential means that you can see this as not taking any risks.
Releasing him earlier allows you to exceed his potential if he avoids injury etc, and also to specialise him in a particular style.
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