So many injuries!!!

[cracicot]

Complain about injuries if you like, but don't say it's unrealistic. A number of times down the years I have seen real life teams that could literally field an entire team of injured players. You have it easy on F11. 15 med packs and that broken leg magically heals itself. Arsene Wenger would love to have that trick available.

again, this is not a real game with real players, this is a fantasy game that is programmed a bit too harsh in terms or dishing out injuries. "they" say that they use the current injuries statistics from the EPL, but I think they are full of ****. "they" can say all they want but its just a bunch of lies to feed their customers so they dont quit.

the injuries are targeting main/important players and anyone who thinks this is a random process is just simply retarded. Time after time I have seen my best players injured while my 2-3 star players rarely get injured, and I train every day so why just my best players???

[Piemaster]

again, this is not a real game with real players, this is a fantasy game that is programmed a bit too harsh in terms or dishing out injuries.

You can't have it both ways. If you think the game should be realistic then fine, that's a valid opinion. If you think the game should be a magical happy place where nobody suffers anything worse than a stubbed toe then that's also a valid opinion. But if you start complaining that the game is 'unrealistic' then that implies it is realism that you are looking for and you can no longer use the 'but it's just a game' defence.

the injuries are targeting main/important players and anyone who thinks this is a random process is just simply retarded. Time after time I have seen my best players injured while my 2-3 star players rarely get injured, and I train every day so why just my best players???

Have you done any research to back that up? It should be pretty easy to look at a large number of squads and see whether their best players are injured disproportionately relative to their bad ones. Obviously there are several variables you'll have to consider, but until you've actually done some real research to quantify this "phenomenon", you're just spouting hot air and should be on the rant thread.