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3 foreign youth

By numchacar - 26-04-2020 07:01

What would be a cool and realistic thing to add to mz would be to have the opportunity to get up to 3 foreign players in your youth intake when you get them and it go's to your limit of 9 foreign players. would love to see a few foreign players from other country developed at my club what do you think?What would be a cool and realistic thing to add to mz would be to have the opportunity to get up to 3 foreign players in your youth intake when you get them and it go's to your limit of 9 foreign players. would love to see a few foreign players from other country developed at my club

what do you think?

 

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Re: 3 foreign youth

By chucky06 - 26-04-2020 09:02

[AUSNZ]
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The purpose of a youth academy is to grow domestic talent and encourage managers to develop a team. If Australia youth squad were riddled with Argentina and Chinese players you’d only be strengthening those countries even more. If they too had Australian players in their squads as youth it could help smaller nations grow their player base which would be a really cool concept. If every Chinese Youth Academy had three players from smaller nations it could really help grow smaller nations talent long term.The purpose of a youth academy is to grow domestic talent and encourage managers to develop a team.

If Australia youth squad were riddled with Argentina and Chinese players you’d only be strengthening those countries even more. If they too had Australian players in their squads as youth it could help smaller nations grow their player base which would be a really cool concept. If every Chinese Youth Academy had three players from smaller nations it could really help grow smaller nations talent long term.

Re: 3 foreign youth

By numchacar - 27-04-2020 08:25

it would make no difference if the max number is still set to 9. in all honestly 9 foreign players is to many and the transfer market is broken because of it. back in the day the good old days of mz there was a 3 player max rule and mz used to be so popular and transfer market was good and competitive locally and domestically. Australia's top team has one 2 Aussies in the line up the rest are forign now you tell me how 9 player foreign rule is doing any country good for producing local talent? but I thin kit would benefit every nation more so smaller nations as bigger nations have more users. and there's no guarantee those 3 youth players would be any good or have potential either.

chucky06 wrote:

The purpose of a youth academy is to grow domestic talent and encourage managers to develop a team.

If Australia youth squad were riddled with Argentina and Chinese players you’d only be strengthening those countries even more. If they too had Australian players in their squads as youth it could help smaller nations grow their player base which would be a really cool concept. If every Chinese Youth Academy had three players from smaller nations it could really help grow smaller nations talent long term.

it would make no difference if the max number is still set to 9. in all honestly 9 foreign players is to many and the transfer market is broken because of it. back in the day the good old days of mz there was a 3 player max rule and mz used to be so popular and transfer market was good and competitive locally and domestically.

Australia's top team has one 2 Aussies in the line up the rest are forign now you tell me how 9 player foreign rule is doing any country good for producing local talent?

but I thin kit would benefit every nation more so smaller nations as bigger nations have more users. and there's no guarantee those 3 youth players would be any good or have potential either.

Re: 3 foreign youth

By chucky06 - 27-04-2020 10:24

[AUSNZ]
President

I’m aware of Australia’s top team as that’s currently mine :p and yes I only have 2 Aussies but that’s how it has to be to be competitive on the world scale. Limiting foreign players would only benefit the larger nations even more. There’s isn’t a big enough community or active player base in smaller countries to limit foreigners further. Argentina has well over 500 active users. Australia has 35. The difference in transfers markets and local talent available is unparalleled. Reducing foreign players definitely isn’t the answer at the moment.I’m aware of Australia’s top team as that’s currently mine :p and yes I only have 2 Aussies but that’s how it has to be to be competitive on the world scale.

Limiting foreign players would only benefit the larger nations even more. There’s isn’t a big enough community or active player base in smaller countries to limit foreigners further.

Argentina has well over 500 active users. Australia has 35. The difference in transfers markets and local talent available is unparalleled. Reducing foreign players definitely isn’t the answer at the moment.

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