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Personally I pretty much always send all my prodigious out on loan to clubs in the same country but a few leagues lower down, I much prefer checking their ratings and getting the match reports after each game this way and since youngsters tend to be a source of income for me (not managing the big teams) it also helps to increase their value alot more than sitting in the reserves does.
However i've never really done much experimentation to see if that is actually the best way, what does everyone else do?
mr.SPANKY
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Footygamer
I think i'd be more inclined to do it the other way around, unless of course they are seriously good enough for the first team.
Lets say i'm a Premiership team and i've got a 17 or 18 year old who's not good enough for my first team, infact he's not very good at all.... (yet). If I loan him out the only place he's going to get regular football is in League Two or even the Conference. However these teams don't really have the facilities, coaching staff or experienced team mates to help him develop.
So i'd rather keep him at my club until he's 19 or 20, getting some tutoring and taking advantage of my better facilities and then when he's good enough to go to a Championship side I can send him out on loan and get him some experience and some plaudits. Even if he is borderline good enough for my first team, sometimes i'd rather not take the risk in my team and have him destroy the Championship for a season instead. That way he can build his confidence and his reputation with some strong ratings, as opposed to some average ratings as a bit part player in the Premiership.
daherlihy
Rowan
Based on my current lack of understanding of the new coaching system I may be best sending them on loan instead! lol
Chris911