The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
-
- Posts: 1
- Joined: Sun Oct 06, 2024 11:36 am
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
Hey guys,
First youth pull - is someone like this worth training? Played a bit of Battrick so I understand the premise, but not sure where a youth player needs to be to be worth investing in.
Player Info
16y0w | 21,212 rating | $763 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents Skilled (Power)
Nationality Australia Australia
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy average
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler poor
Keeper dreadful
Allrounder poor
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance ordinary
Bowling ordinary Technique poor
Keeping poor Power poor
Fielding poor
First youth pull - is someone like this worth training? Played a bit of Battrick so I understand the premise, but not sure where a youth player needs to be to be worth investing in.
Player Info
16y0w | 21,212 rating | $763 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents Skilled (Power)
Nationality Australia Australia
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy average
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler poor
Keeper dreadful
Allrounder poor
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance ordinary
Bowling ordinary Technique poor
Keeping poor Power poor
Fielding poor
-
- Posts: 1595
- Joined: Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:55 am
- Location: on the coast near the sea
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
I'd say yes for the time being. He isn't the best youth that you will recruit but he will be good enough for the lower divs and possibly better than some of your existing squad.lesleychow wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 9:52 amHey guys,
First youth pull - is someone like this worth training? Played a bit of Battrick so I understand the premise, but not sure where a youth player needs to be to be worth investing in.
Player Info
16y0w | 21,212 rating | $763 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents Skilled (Power)
Nationality Australia Australia
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy average
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler poor
Keeper dreadful
Allrounder poor
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance ordinary
Bowling ordinary Technique poor
Keeping poor Power poor
Fielding poor
Or you can go to the transfer market and compare your player to others the same age that are for sale. There may even be some older more skilled ones already with some training at a cheap price. It kind of depends what level you plan to have your academy at aswell.
South Africa U19 Manager seasons 38-41
SA Senior Manager seasons 59-60
Boscorp Cross season 14 - current
SA Senior Manager seasons 59-60
Boscorp Cross season 14 - current
-
- Posts: 1027
- Joined: Sat May 19, 2012 2:21 pm
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
Yeah definitely worth keeping, especially for a new team. I'd train fielding until the Fielding is reasonable, and then move to Bowling or Bowling tech.lesleychow wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2024 9:52 amHey guys,
First youth pull - is someone like this worth training? Played a bit of Battrick so I understand the premise, but not sure where a youth player needs to be to be worth investing in.
Player Info
16y0w | 21,212 rating | $763 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents Skilled (Power)
Nationality Australia Australia
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy average
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler poor
Keeper dreadful
Allrounder poor
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance ordinary
Bowling ordinary Technique poor
Keeping poor Power poor
Fielding poor
-
- Posts: 170
- Joined: Sat Oct 25, 2008 1:04 am
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
I've been in this game for a over a decade, still trying to work out the point of players 21 to 27yrs old in this game. I just cannot find a use for them.
-
- Posts: 1595
- Joined: Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:55 am
- Location: on the coast near the sea
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
Each to their own, there are so many different ways to play the game and enjoy it. One mans trash is another mans treasure. One way is you can save up and buy the players with experience and already trained in their older years as they approach their peak to maintain a strong side. Some others like to invest in an academy so they can train a young player and play him for experience throughout the ages of 21 to 27 yrs old to sell to a side like yours, Some players wont use the transfer market at all.rabbitohbill wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 9:41 pmI've been in this game for a over a decade, still trying to work out the point of players 21 to 27yrs old in this game. I just cannot find a use for them.
Wage discounts are applied for retaining a player longer which has an impact. Fortunately a lot of people play the game in different ways for their satisfaction.
Some like to see the results of training a player through to a high standard, some would rather wait and buy the end result. Some like to go through their clubs stats centre and view their best players etc.
Craven Moorehead has been with your club from 16yrs old and now at 28 has played over a 100 senior matches for your club, a regular in your side with an ave of 48.9, 9 centuries and 18 50's. Fortunately you found a use for him as he looks to be a pretty good player.
South Africa U19 Manager seasons 38-41
SA Senior Manager seasons 59-60
Boscorp Cross season 14 - current
SA Senior Manager seasons 59-60
Boscorp Cross season 14 - current
-
- Posts: 11
- Joined: Thu Jun 22, 2023 12:59 pm
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
Any tips for this one?
16y1w | 23,187 rating | $755 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents Gifted (Fielding)
Nationality Netherlands Netherlands
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy average
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler dreadful
Keeper ordinary
Allrounder poor
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance poor
Bowling dreadful Technique poor
Keeping reasonable Power poor
Fielding average
16y1w | 23,187 rating | $755 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents Gifted (Fielding)
Nationality Netherlands Netherlands
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy average
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler dreadful
Keeper ordinary
Allrounder poor
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance poor
Bowling dreadful Technique poor
Keeping reasonable Power poor
Fielding average
-
- MOD
- Posts: 856
- Joined: Sun Apr 05, 2020 9:41 am
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
Keep-Bat training for the most part. Use Bat Tech training to close the gap between tech and Keeping to 2 levels. Wouldn't worry about fielding given the talent will allow it to tick along well enough through Keep-Bat training.
Club Links: The Bunker Bugs in , Buggles United (Home Grown) in .
UAE U20 Assistant: S46-S48 UAE Senior Manager: S51-Current
"New Player Development"
UAE U20 Assistant: S46-S48 UAE Senior Manager: S51-Current
"New Player Development"
-
- Posts: 11
- Joined: Thu Jun 22, 2023 12:59 pm
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
Thank you, that is good advice. I do have another one that has stumped me, given the talents, any hope of making this one an ok lower division bowler?
16y0w | 15,738 rating | $572 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents New Ball Bowler, Swing
Nationality England England
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy poor
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler dreadful
Keeper dreadful
Allrounder dreadful
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance dreadful
Bowling dreadful Technique average
Keeping poor Power poor
Fielding dreadful
16y0w | 15,738 rating | $572 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents New Ball Bowler, Swing
Nationality England England
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy poor
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler dreadful
Keeper dreadful
Allrounder dreadful
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance dreadful
Bowling dreadful Technique average
Keeping poor Power poor
Fielding dreadful
-
- Posts: 1027
- Joined: Sat May 19, 2012 2:21 pm
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
I don't think so unfortunately - annyoing because of the talents, but it's a long way from dreadful bowling to something useable and his fielding also needs fixing.lankyitfc wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2024 11:03 amThank you, that is good advice. I do have another one that has stumped me, given the talents, any hope of making this one an ok lower division bowler?
16y0w | 15,738 rating | $572 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents New Ball Bowler, Swing
Nationality England England
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy poor
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler dreadful
Keeper dreadful
Allrounder dreadful
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance dreadful
Bowling dreadful Technique average
Keeping poor Power poor
Fielding dreadful
-
- Posts: 1595
- Joined: Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:55 am
- Location: on the coast near the sea
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
1 batting talent - bats better against seam bowlers and 1 bowling talent - bowls better in the opening overs.
If your wanting to keep him I would train him as a batsman as he doesn't really fit the mold for an opening bowler even in the lower divs.
If your wanting to keep him I would train him as a batsman as he doesn't really fit the mold for an opening bowler even in the lower divs.
South Africa U19 Manager seasons 38-41
SA Senior Manager seasons 59-60
Boscorp Cross season 14 - current
SA Senior Manager seasons 59-60
Boscorp Cross season 14 - current
-
- Posts: 16
- Joined: Thu Nov 03, 2022 9:09 am
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
Suspect he has been fired by now.lankyitfc wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2024 11:03 amThank you, that is good advice. I do have another one that has stumped me, given the talents, any hope of making this one an ok lower division bowler?
16y0w | 15,738 rating | $572 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents New Ball Bowler, Swing
Nationality England England
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy poor
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler dreadful
Keeper dreadful
Allrounder dreadful
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance dreadful
Bowling dreadful Technique average
Keeping poor Power poor
Fielding dreadful
With these low primary players but duel talents though I sometimes think its worth giving them one or two weeks training just in case. If he popped first week in both bowling and technique then he would be poor/reasonable. That is the equivalant of ordinary/average which would be an interesting project with duel talents.
Having said that the 15k is the deal breaker. Dont know the spares sums but indicates that duel pop in a week is probably unlikely.
-
- Posts: 11
- Joined: Thu Jun 22, 2023 12:59 pm
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
Thanks! I did only just retire, having kept just for a few weeks to see what happened. Alas, no pops.Mike778 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2024 12:06 pmSuspect he has been fired by now.lankyitfc wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2024 11:03 amThank you, that is good advice. I do have another one that has stumped me, given the talents, any hope of making this one an ok lower division bowler?
16y0w | 15,738 rating | $572 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents New Ball Bowler, Swing
Nationality England England
Form reasonable
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy poor
Skills Summary
Batsman poor
Bowler dreadful
Keeper dreadful
Allrounder dreadful
Notes
Skills
Batting ordinary Endurance dreadful
Bowling dreadful Technique average
Keeping poor Power poor
Fielding dreadful
With these low primary players but duel talents though I sometimes think its worth giving them one or two weeks training just in case. If he popped first week in both bowling and technique then he would be poor/reasonable. That is the equivalant of ordinary/average which would be an interesting project with duel talents.
Having said that the 15k is the deal breaker. Dont know the spares sums but indicates that duel pop in a week is probably unlikely.
-
- Posts: 7
- Joined: Sun Sep 11, 2022 9:53 am
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
I have never been good at training my players. That's why I'm always buying players who can do well for me without much of training, so any suggestions on how to train this young Australian who has represented his country at junior level.
22y13w | 59,742 rating | $15,876 wage (0% discount)
Right hand batsman | Left arm Medium
Talents Finisher
Nationality Australia
Form reasonable
Fatigue energetic
Experience reliable
Captaincy reasonable
Skills Summary
Batsman outstanding
Bowler poor
Keeper spectacular
Allrounder ordinary
Skills
Batting spectacular
Endurance reliable
Bowling poor
Technique exceptional
Keeping spectacular
Power ordinary
Fielding spectacular
-
- Posts: 1595
- Joined: Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:55 am
- Location: on the coast near the sea
Re: The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)
My thoughts are you put him on power for a while as that would train quickest between 23 and 27. I don't have much experience training seniors and imagine there may be some better advice to include.
South Africa U19 Manager seasons 38-41
SA Senior Manager seasons 59-60
Boscorp Cross season 14 - current
SA Senior Manager seasons 59-60
Boscorp Cross season 14 - current