I am furious!!!!

[sparklinginsilence]

I have a lvl 28 manager in lvl 4 league so yeah it happens. Cant explain how though

[Gert Funck]

I have a lvl 28 manager in lvl 4 league so yeah it happens. Cant explain how though

I just explained it a few posts back. He has overtaken a lower ranking team

[sparklinginsilence]

I just explained it a few posts back. He has overtaken a lower ranking team

I guessed thats the answer and have seen it posted here before but it doesnt change the fact i still cant explain it. Manager lvl is used as a quick indicator of league level and its confusing when the two dont seem to match.

Puts some perpective to meeting higher manager levels in cup though as all might not be actually managing higher level teams.

[Sully]

I wouldn't say is an issue, this is quite the football system in Real Life. Let's take Spain for exemple, teams from 3rd, 4th division will have to play against Real Madrid or Barcelona.

But yea the CUP system can be improved.

this is NOT real life. FFS, can we all just stop using real life instances to compare things in T11? The gameplay is flawed, the token system is flawed and the statistics are flawed.

Oh yeah, my manager punched an official so one of the players spit on another player and was red-carded. See what I did there?
Just in case you didnt...it could happen in real life so that explains T11.

[Buffs Mad]

I guessed thats the answer and have seen it posted here before but it doesnt change the fact i still cant explain it. Manager lvl is used as a quick indicator of league level and its confusing when the two dont seem to match.

Puts some perpective to meeting higher manager levels in cup though as all might not be actually managing higher level teams.

Manager Level is used as an indicator of Manager Level. Club Level is used as a quick indicator of League Level.

The different graphical displays across different platforms doesn't help but in most cases you are only interested in Club level (so Nordeus please use that in Match Report Displays)

PS. I have alt managers at level 8 and level 9 with level 2 Clubs - the Manager level remains important mainly for the Manager as it sets the Take-over limit.

[nikolgiorgos]

Ah, the Cup again...so frustrating

[Visionary S]

this is NOT real life. FFS, can we all just stop using real life instances to compare things in T11? The gameplay is flawed, the token system is flawed and the statistics are flawed.

Oh yeah, my manager punched an official so one of the players spit on another player and was red-carded. See what I did there?
Just in case you didnt...it could happen in real life so that explains T11.

[Aurra_rus]

...
(A bit confusing Yes)

I'm curious what other player sees this? He played in 20 League level ... with the teams having 18 league level ... and all the other teams had identified as 20 levels?

I play in different leagues ??? and to me it is written - 18?

[Blok 45]

I'm curious what other player sees this? He played in 20 League level ... with the teams having 18 league level ... and all the other teams had identified as 20 levels?

I play in different leagues ??? and to me it is written - 18?

Everyone that checks this team, everyone that plays against this team, sees the same. It's a 18 level team which has a 20 level manager.

[cookizzz]

I guessed thats the answer and have seen it posted here before but it doesnt change the fact i still cant explain it. Manager lvl is used as a quick indicator of league level and its confusing when the two dont seem to match.

Puts some perpective to meeting higher manager levels in cup though as all might not be actually managing higher level teams.

A manager with higher manager level has no advantage except for experience. The difference in management levels cannot indicate the difference in experience because this difference shrink as teams promoting after taking over. For example, I am a level 17 manager managing a level 17 team. But I was a level 8 manager handling a level 1 team when taking over it.

If you are confused by the manager level, I suggest you ignore it and the tiny number on the photo of the manager.

In contrast, club level really affects the strength and potential of a team.