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What methods should notts use when recruiting for next season.?


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So what way or method should Notts use to build/recruit a squad for next season.

Should we buy players?

Trust in the youth system? 

Should we do trials to recruit?

What about experienced players?

Do loan deals? 

What are people’s thoughts on this Would love to know What people’s thoughts on this are.

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Avoid trials, if a player needs to impress over a period of time then they're most likely rubbish. Fans moan about players earning contracts and then doing nothing, this is what trials are exactly.

Notts should buy in experience and quality, only sign a few youngsters who show good promise.

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buy in but buy smart, get players who are experienced but offer pace.

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Look for the players that would give notts their all but also on a budget.

A few loans would be ok, but dont fill the squad with them.

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There is nothing wrong with using all of them, buy the best players you can on frees and loan in where the quality can't be found from free agents. Top up with young quality, so you can bring them through and make things easier for next season.

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But reliable players that are good, connected with the club and work hard to stay in the first team. Notts should avoid signifying to many youngsters.

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I think we should do all of the above except trials a player can have a good game or a good few days we need to scout for longer to get the right team. Use youth and maturity for a balanced squad. Buying for the right price is a must as well no point over paying for a player. Loan deals as well need to kept to a minimum because if we have a squad of loan players again from next season we building rather than bolstering the squad. 

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All of them mixed, sign on merit not for being impressed during crap friendlies le training sessions.

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Not whats been previously used, it clearly doesnt work.

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If the club uses the loan market, they need to ensure its quality and something different coming in. These types of signings must be a top up and fill the gaps which the other markets can't be improved.

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They need to understand what players are like, do they have the fight and passion. The club could use any means to sign a player but they must be up for the battle.

No weak heart signings please.

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Players on the way up, players with a point to prove. We should be shopping at Chester, Halifax etc. for players with plenty of games at this level but who are young, hungry and motivated. We should avoid players who just want a last payday at all costs.

Alternatively, if the powers that be don't get a shuffle on with the takeover, we bundle young men into the back of a van until we've got enough to make up a team.

 

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Some good budget signings, not just temp ones.

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The club has to take this opportunity to play more of the younger pros, its a chance to start embedding them into the first team and inspiring others to step up.

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Proper signings and some thought out players, not loans that dont try.

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