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Hi all, Is there anyway to forcibly discharge a loaned player from the team that took your player on a loan? I loaned a player who was an average rating of 51 at the beginning of the season and now is a rating of 21. I've reached out to the team's owner but have not heard anything. Please help! |
21/05/2013 21:59 |
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Unfortunately not, but the good news is that the player is actually not that average, just that he's got low morale, and once that's brought back with the psychologist, he'll go back to normal average. | 21/05/2013 22:18 |
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I would think that you won't hear anything as the manager as been inactive for a long time now, | 21/05/2013 22:25 |
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Rule of thumb for next season: Only loan your players out to managers who you can trust and will surely train your player well. | 22/05/2013 00:37 |
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Thanks for the info, everyone! | 22/05/2013 17:16 |
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I once loaned out a rm to someone many seasons ago, he told me hed train him well. 3 days in he started training his goalkeepers who all got red arrows. I tried to explain how training worked. He insisted that he was training my player well, despite the fact i could, every day, see his gk's getting worse while my loanee did nothing. I then created a training schedule for him based on which of his players would get a green arrow. He ran the first three days, then went back to making his GK's go down in average. Sometimes you gotta let it go before you go insane. |
22/05/2013 19:47 |
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