League.Form_OnClick

When browsing the league:
The game could benefit if it were possible to click on individual forms representing previous matches in the league table in order to access previous match data.

Both your own, and the other teams are shown in the league table's W|L|D(Win, Loose Draw)/FORM - signs when browsing the league statistics as shown below.


Attachment 1004

|"W"(Win:Green)
|"L"(Loose:Red) and
|"D"(Draw:Yellow )

If the W|L|D images were clickable, they could be used to give the players direct access to their own and other previous matches from the league table.

Your mission(Should you choose to accept it)::
Make the Letters/Images in the Form section clickable, and link them to their respective matches.

I Believe:
This change however subtle, would help improve the game by adding a little extra depth
to the players perception of the experience.


Kind regards, from a programming student who enjoys your game concept and wants to help you improve it.

Bump! :)

Is one button now too (but to see your games) but this idea will make the game much easier so I support your idea! Good luck!

Interesting thought, but not very realistic. It don't happen in real life.

Could you imagine Alex Ferguson going into Chelsea to find out how Chelsea players were performing, or what tactics they were imploying, before a match, so he could set his team out accordingly.

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Originally Posted by Dominucesca

When browsing the league:
The game could benefit if it were possible to click on individual forms representing previous matches in the league table in order to access previous match data.

Both your own, and the other teams are shown in the league table's W|L|D(Win, Loose Draw)/FORM - signs when browsing the league statistics as shown below.


Attachment 1004

|"W"(Win:Green)
|"L"(Loose:Red) and
|"D"(Draw:Yellow )

If the W|L|D images were clickable, they could be used to give the players direct access to their own and other previous matches from the league table.

Your mission(Should you choose to accept it)::
Make the Letters/Images in the Form section clickable, and link them to their respective matches.

I Believe:
This change however subtle, would help improve the game by adding a little extra depth
to the players perception of the experience.


Kind regards, from a programming student who enjoys your game concept and wants to help you improve it.

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Is what you are seeking not already available.
Just go into the league, cup or CL fixtures and back track by the number of days you want to check, click on the score and all the match stats are there including the form of the individual players who took part.

D1 this season second match of the day form of all players, i assume this what you are seeking.

http://i50.tinypic.com/2nbr86v.jpg

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Originally Posted by Raykco

Interesting thought, but not very realistic. It don't happen in real life.

Could you imagine Alex Ferguson going into Chelsea to find out how Chelsea players were performing, or what tactics they were imploying, before a match, so he could set his team out accordingly.

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I don't see what this has to do with the OP's idea, maybe you've misunderstood him.

I think he simply wants the W, D and L buttons to be clickable as direct links to the matches they represent.

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Originally Posted by Raykco

Interesting thought, but not very realistic. It don't happen in real life.

Could you imagine Alex Ferguson going into Chelsea to find out how Chelsea players were performing, or what tactics they were imploying, before a match, so he could set his team out accordingly.

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All statistics are public, even now in top11 you can see all this statistics, you can check all games from your league, all what he want is to do that with just 1 click.

This is something I was thinking of the other day. This is useful for Champions League matches and Cup matches where you don't have enough matches to study the opponent's tactics properly. If you were able to view their league matches as well through the form section, then it will be better for us.

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