I am open to any questions. I would like to start the debate by commenting on the speeches by my opposing candidates.
The returning U21 manager achieved a mere 4 wins during his term, and 1 of those was a walkover. Even as a small nation I few that wasn't a success. I believe he still needs to learn when to pull the trigger with enthusiasm and overal management in that regard before continuing his duties as an U21 manager.
In regards to does it matter if a manager has a player on U21 or not, the answer is absolutely yes, it does. By having a player on U21, especially in a big nation, shows the knowledge and ability on training for an international level. My knowledge for training, and for helping others to train players to this level, exceeds that of my opponents since I have been a NT scout for the USA U21 for a number of seasons, including mentoring and helping managers train players for USAs run of 3 straight World's Finals appearances.
I believe that in this election, my past history of training, my knowledge of enthusiasm and tactics, and my dedication to turning my teams into training for the Scotland U21, set me above my opponents.
Vote khenry.
I have 1757 players for sale and I'm $25,835,360 in debt. Buy them at outrageous prices, or be selfish and make me go bankrupt. You decide, BB.