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發表於 2007-7-9 19:19:51
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quote from ronnyhul
I have to say I am very concerned, as U20-manager, about the introduction of individual birthdays for the players. This might cause a great talent for us to be a mediocre talent instead - however there might be a mediocre talent becoming a great one as well. But in any case this change harms the planning done for the very best talents as it may all go to waste. But all of this is short-term effects.
If we look beyond tomorrow, this actually adds a whole new dimension to the U20-management, as it makes it possible to build strategy for the group stages beyond the qualifiers with players that are as old as possible for those stages - it is now not only about those players eligible to play the qualification and those eligible to play the playoffs. The playoffs might be pretty much split into two sections now - the first one being the first group stage which is quite a few weeks before the next one after that. It will be exciting to see how the different U20-managers will handle that approach. So all in all it adds something positive - not just negative things to it.
However I think they could have introduced it more smoothly by only adding it for new youth pulls and for players aged 21+ and let it come in naturally for the players already aged 17-20 in order to not let early planning go to waste because of this. But we will have to live with it the way they have decided I am afraid.
When it comes to the other one concerning the economy I am a little concerned that they don't deal with the most pressing thing - the oversupply. The chance they seem to be doing now seems to only be a sort of peeing the pants to stay warm. The oversupply needs to be dealt with before other measures are taken in my opinion..
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