Advice on who to train.

TheVoodoo

This will be a long one.

I'm now operating 30 level 5 sessions per week.
20 of them are assigned, to decent players, one of whom will break 100kcsr by the end of the season, and just after his 20th birthday.
2nd was a intended as a Season 14 International hopeful, but won't make the cut, but i'm going to keep training him. He'll hit 70kcsr by seasons end.

Now, here's my conundrum. Who do i promote, first and put into a training program. There's 5 guys who could all be worth a shot, but 5 weeks training could be lost on a 'wasted pick'

Any advice would be appreciated.

I have 5/6 decent 16yo's, all close to promotion.



Any ideas?

TheVoodoo

+ There was 2 more who were cut off from that pic.

Ben Keenan -

Right handed, right footed, in decent form .
A collected player with controlled discipline, average leadership, and non-existent experience.
Stamina: Medium
Handling: Average
Attack: Low
Defense: Medium
Technique: Reputable
Strength: Decent
Jumping: Satisfactory
Speed: Average
Agility: Unknown
Kicking: Horrible

and

A 70 star recruit for week 14,

4 'highs'
4 'Mediums'
No actual stats yet.

johnnysmack

id pick paul neylan myself but depends what position your looking to fill.

TheVoodoo

Sorry i should have said, I have 9,10, 12 & 13 sorted. (my best guys)

So ideally, Backrow or Back 3.

seanand

paul neylan looks like an ideal fullback

eoferrall

seanand wrote: »

paul neylan looks like an ideal fullback

Personally he'd be a bit short for my preference at FB, but would be a quality winger. I think from those pictures I would choose craig O'conway for FB, bit low on attack but great starting defense and kicking etc.

TheVoodoo

I was pretty much thinking what you've all said.

Just wanted to make sure I wasn't wasting a player / spot.

Lvl 5 doesn't come cheap.

FewFew

MacCarney would get it for me I think. The others either have attitude problems or they're just physically not what you'd want about the place. The hoors.