I have 15.
Pros: Higher concentrated average scores (signing 1 5* player could make your average team skill go up drastically).
Cons: Less substitutes, If injured, only 2 subs. Cannot sell bad players without buying new ones.
I have 15.
Pros: Higher concentrated average scores (signing 1 5* player could make your average team skill go up drastically).
Cons: Less substitutes, If injured, only 2 subs. Cannot sell bad players without buying new ones.
LEAGUE:
L1:9,10,2 - L2:2 - L3:6 - L4:9,3 - L5:2 - L6:7 - L7:11,14,10,4 - L8:9,9,12,6 - L9:10,6 - L10: IN PROGRESS
CUP:
QF,T16,PR,PR,QU,PR,QU,QU,T16,PR,PR,PR,PR,QU,PR,QU, PR,PR,QU,QF
CHAMPION'S LEAGUE:
S4: Group S5: Top 16 S8: Top 16 S9: Group S14: Group
20'TH SEASON - HAVEN'T WON ANY LEAGUES/CUPS!
To add to my post above:
There is no point having lots of subs if you don't use them because - as Gaz pointed out, morale will drop. In my last three seasons I've got to two cup and two CL finals, in the same seasons. So I had two game days almost everyday. Everyone in my squad played at least twenty games and the quality difference between the 'best' eleven and reserves is minimal
I found that I rarely needed to use blue or green boosters, which is good seeing as you can't get them through offers at the moment
So, with a 22 man squad;
Pros - don't have to use boosters, always have a reserve for injuries, more players equals more options for formations or if a player is not playing well
Con - can't add your youths (who aren't good enough anyway, usually)
Pro/Con - the value and quality of your players must be even within the squad, so you have less money for 'superstars'. That being said, it also means that all your players are equally good so you aren't relying on a few and it doesn't matter if your 'best' players get injured
Team:
- Feeder AFC -
Season 5, Level 5
Records:
Season 1: League Champions (no Cup or CL)
Season 2: League Champions, Cup silver medal, CL silver medal
Season 3: League Champions, CL bronze medal
Season 4: League bronze medal, CL winner, Cup winner