But I'm not sure whether or not it's proven that playing a SG at C would weaken your rebounding (on the ratings, yes it's weaker, but performance in games do not solely depend on ratings since BB calculates by using match ups) so the explanation above is just a hypothesis.
When you play BB, although real life basketball knowledge will definitely help, but you should be prepared that the game mechanism here is a bit different from real life.
Here a present for you which I guess this shd applies to both real life or simulation games : If our team can shoot better, why do we still need rebounding?
I'm happy with helping the community, as I've been hanging around these forums for quite some time and treat the members of the community as my own countrymen. However, I cannot step in and take the role of Ko Phyo in these forums, as it is his responsibility, and interfering would disrespect him. I understand that many of you are not satisfied with his actions, particularly due to several mistakes he made in the past, but he is still the U21 manager, and I must respect him as a fellow U21 manager and a fellow individual. The best I can do is share my experience with him and give him advice, just like I have done with his predecessor.
I didn't say you must represent Ko Phyo (although you did represent him answering some of the questions that he should answer as a manager of National Team) & interfering things that are personal to SGP.
What i said is, since your appearance here is quite often, why don't you also help to improve his weak area?
As for youngster training, I believe we have a group of scouts in SGP to settle that, and it would be disrespectful to meddle with their affairs. I have discussed on player builds with the former U21 manager in the past, and since one of his scouts are helping out with player development, I believe he will do a good job.
I see. The scout was actually a rival of Ko Phyo in U21 manager election. Based on the written content earlier on this post, doesn't seem they can co-exist and working cohesively. Just like a real world fact, it almost make no sense to work for a manager who doesn't seemed so convincing.