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Thanks, it'll make it a bit more user-friendly if it all finishes together. As for when it finishes, there are 8 more rounds of the cup left to go after this round finishes. Damn, by my reckoning that means the Oceanian Cup will come around again before the last round takes place.Poida_Raider said:
I play my 2nd team, although there isn't that much of a difference between my strongest and 2nd stongest team (every player I have can play in the league if their form is good enough). Normally one or two of my midfielders back up as I don't have the numbers to play two completely different teams.
If you're training scoring, then only the players that are playing as forwards in either the league or friendly game (if they play in both then it goes by the position in the last game - the friendly) get the training. Other positions do get a tiny bit of training, but it's so small that you rarely notice it. If you've had a number of non-strikers go up over the last few weeks, then you're very lucky. It happens occasionally, my goalie just went up in defence the other week (all the way to wretched :lol: ).
The two youngest are good ages for training. The 24yo is starting to lose his training value, while the 31yo will be lucky if he goes up a level in a full season. You would probably be better off selling him and buying a younger trainee, although if he's your best striker then you might want to wait until your other ones catch up. I know when I first started training defending I kept a 26yo for the first season so my defence wasn't completely shot, and then once my trainees had improved enough I sold him and bought another trainee.
A clown is a player with solid leadership and popular agreeability.
chileman said:
If somebody doesn't accept the challenge by Monday, it's fine to get another match set up. Just let us know so we can mark it down as a forfeit by the other team.chileman said:
From what you said before, I'm guessing you mean solid experience? If so, unfortunately no he's not a clown. He needs solid leadership, experience doesn't matter for clowns.
You did the right thing firing your old coach. Unless he's good enough to be a player (doubtful) then he's no use and will just sit around getting his wage. Being fond of attacking or defending doesn't really have a right or wrong. It pretty much gives a small boost to your attack (or defence), while a neutral coach will give an even smaller boost to both. Some say it's best to have the opposite of what you train, but seeing as attack is more important that defence it can also be said that you should go for the attacking boost.
