Dutch 'Juing' Team

[Henrip]

What's Dutch 'Jung' Team? Only own youths or what?

[Henry Charnock]

I'm going to need some context here, please. What is the issue in the editor here?

[Henrip]

Team types in the editor, last one is Dutch Jung Team. What is it?

[Henrip]

Does somebody know that?

[magicmastermind124]

It's just Youth teams for clubs playing in the Netherlands I assume.

[PaMi 7]

Yes, in England "youth", in Netherlands "jung"

[Jorgen]

It isn't "jung" in Dutch. It is "jong". ("jung" is German, not Dutch)

[Henrip]

If it's normal youth team, what's difference between it and normal youth teams (U18, U19, U20...)?

[PaMi 7]

According to me, Dutch Jong Team is similar to Barcelona B..

[Mufred]

Jong = Youth in Dutch, but the Jong teams (for example Jong Ajax, or Ajax 2 as their known in FM) are the reserve teams. For 2013/14, the reserve teams, i.e. Jong-teams of Ajax, PSV and Twente will play in the dutch second division in a setup similar to the B-teams in Spain.

[themodelcitizen]

I think the question is, what are the effective differences when you set an affiliation type as "Dutch jung team" or whatever it is as opposed to the others like "B", "reserve" or "U19"?

[PaMi 7]

Normale Youth team isn't as Barcellona B, Barcellona C, etc..

Sorry nut i don't speak english very well so i try to help you to understand with examples..i hope it is usefull

[Henrip]

So anybody doesn't really know what it means in FM13. Only guesses.

[Monsi9958]

There is a Dutch forum (in Dutch) at the bottom of the forum page. It's called " Football Manager 2013 Algemeen". I don't speak this language, but I know it's in Dutch. Perhaps, someone could ask this question ?