36 is this to old

[matthew1702]

im gateshead and i have a striker who is 36 years old im in league 2 he has played 10 games out of 25 and has scored nine goals hes wages are a bit high and he is very injury prone is he a waste of money (wages) or should i keep him

 

[StuW]

If he is injured more than he is playing, then lose him. Make sure you have a replacement before losing him though.

 

[matthew1702]

i can just loan somebody till the end of the season

 

[Jake]

played 10 games out of 25 and has scored nine goals

Supersub.

Keep him, use him to tutor youngsters.

 

[matthew1702]

i was thinking on the same lines as jake so i might keep him im still not sure though

 

[Div_Muzza]

He could be usefull short term.

 

[Parker_Rangers_1873]

if you can loan a younster and keep him to tutor the youngster

 

[Lewis]

Keep him. He might become a good coach.

 

[Lizard_Growl]

If he still scores goals why not. Keep him as a 'supersub' as jake said.

 

[bradyo]

I always keep all players who can score until they become **** or stop scoring, keep him and maybe dock his wages/offer him a coaching role at the club?

 

[Alcaraz]

If he is injured more than he plays get rid off him but if he gets injured lets say once every 3-4 moths and when he does play he scores goals then keep him and use him to tutor youngsters

 

[Home of the Shouting Men]

Keep him, if he is that good and if h is influential he will probably be a good coach, till then get youngters to shadow him and let him tutor them.

 

[Blynd1]

Well i am using oxford, and i do have players with more then 30 years, they are good to take you out of BSP or BS north/south, when you get in league 2 you should begin to do loan deals.... so since you're in league 2, i think you should try to get youngsters as loan