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143203.4 in reply to 143203.3
Date: 5/8/2010 4:14:59 PM
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no, the bigger potential, the bigger is salary cap, of course, you can't train 30 year-old even if he didn't hit his maximum

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143203.5 in reply to 143203.3
Date: 5/8/2010 7:23:45 PM
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a 24 year old will train slowly but if he is already good and already a starter for your team then every pop will be of great benefit

the down side is that you could be getting more pops out of a younger player however my star player is 22 now and i am sure i will still be training him when he is 24 but i will probably get some younger backups

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143203.6 in reply to 143203.3
Date: 5/8/2010 9:26:16 PM
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It won't be a complete waste of time but you must bare in mind that he will train a lot slower than the younger prospects. Instead of 2-3 weeks for a pop doing 2 pos training, you are probably looking at probably 4-5 weeks for a pop at that age which for the purposes of training is not very effective.