Hey, I´m curious how you get to see skill progress in the live report, is that something that becomes available at higher levels? I have never managed to get that view, mostly watching games on iPad/iPhone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gert Funck
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Hey, I´m curious how you get to see skill progress in the live report, is that something that becomes available at higher levels? I have never managed to get that view, mostly watching games on iPad/iPhone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gert Funck
That screen comes automatically at the end of the match PC and Android, just select the last tab on conclusion.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZDP
- Hope that helped :o
Yep I guess so, that probably means that playing from the IOS app during matches is not an option :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gert Funck
Great league match today.. just on the third place for the time being... puuuww!
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Building an avengers team, Gert? Bruce Banner and Ms Romanoff (Black widow) :)?
Orange Roughies continued to roll, even if there appeared a few bumps in the road
Win 31: Home League match, 6-0. Playing the last place team, and with manager being otherwise engaged, the team had an easy and enjoyable time of it. AMR Willemse scored four and took over the top scorer spot in the league and the team. His forward line partner AML Orue scored two and assisted on one. STs again stayed quiet and overall have not looked anywhere like the first half of the season.
Win 32: Away Cup match: 3-1. Playing a strong league rival, we built on a solid 1-0 home leg performance and went on an all-out attack. ST Monasterski scored all three goals, including a PK, thus stoking the rumors that some players are better suited for some competitions than others.
Win 33: Away CL Match: 2-0. Matched up against another top 5 league rival, we put on a good show on their turf. ST Monasterski stayed hot with an early goal, followed by an unfortunate injury. AML Orue scored in the 90th minute from a CK served by the versatile GK Dudic to sweeten the victory.
Win 34: Away League Match: 2-1. Our coaching staff pored over the videos of the first match against this low rated opponent, where we had just barely eked out a 3-2 win. There was no consensus as to the best way to shore up our formation or tactics. The manager asked for the top win bonus for the squad, but the finance office signed off only on a 50% figure noting that the opposition is stuck in the next to last spot in the league table with only 3 wins and 2 draws to their name. Surely we would steamroll them, the finance chief shrugged. Still, the opposition struck the first blow, and we had to rethink our formation and orders in a hurry, replacing a fourth defender with an extra attacker (AML Orue) and moving the versatile Coronel to the center spot. Attacking with vigor we just managed to tie the score in the 68th minute thanks to AMR Willemse's finishing touch. When the loss of two points became a distinct possibility, and with the manager shooting daggers at the finance, AMC Coronel scored a long awaited winner in the 86th minute, when the fast progressing young Dutch DC Floris van der Plus led him with a brilliant pass.
With the club's coffers flush with cash, it has been proposed to go with the full win bonus for the rest of the season (or until the title is clinched), no matter how easy the upcoming game looks on paper.
Patrick Kerins, 250 games...
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Goals dried up. But we managed to fly again through a J. Luque penalty in the 4th mins.
My team is unstoppable!! Yet another record broken and I am still unbeaten.
Previous highest win was 11-0 set years ago. Today I broke my own record extending it to 15-0 against a team called Phoenix, funny enough.
Reno 5'
Orazi 8'
(Escobar)
Reno 14'
Reno 20'
(Tebily)
Reno 23'
Fischer 33'
Tebily 37'
Fischer 49'
(Reno)
Escobar (pen) 60'
Ribeiro 66'
Malacort 68'
Ribeiro 75'
(Tebily)
Escobar 82'
Charvat 86'
I went for it. Hard attack, mix pass, high press, offside.
Phoenix United have gone through an incredible journey the last 2 seasons. After putting so much effort in training and prolonging high performers careers, developing a tight nit squad, the right formation, high morale and condition consistently, we've gone onto...
• winning the treble
• longest win streak 19
• 77 games unbeaten
• breaking most assists currently 130 by Escobar
• breaking highest win record 0:15
• Soon to break highest scorer record
• Pitry soon to break most appearance record set at 264
• on course to win second treble in a row
*Drops mic and leaves*
Psst hail hydra.... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Killroy
Day 20 - Palace Casuals report.
Palace Casuals had a late away match against 14th in the table. Goals from Nikolay Levterov, Massimiliano Gerini and Maarten Wiegman seemed to have given Casuals a 3-1 win based on the match play, but the end-of-match report seems to have slipped in an extra booking and goal for the home side, so the official result was 3-2. Wha?
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Palace Terriers League table after Round 18 matches have completed:
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@talisman, you lost connection for few seconds... At least you won... When that happened to me few days ago, I thought I won 1-0... but it was 1-1... And same as you, I conceded goal from a team with a player less on the pitch... for 76 minutes... :mad:
Lost the game of yesterday, so i must defend second place now. Today the second leg of the CL is coming up, luckily i have a 3-0 lead on aggregate
My last match connection lost showed every time, I managed to log on at 90' :rolleyes: at least I wonQuote:
Originally Posted by Steppenwolf
great league match Romanoff was excellent two goals and one assist. still didn't get MVP
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Unexpected trolls to reach semi-finals...
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Get him a bottle of Smirnoff... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gert Funck
Back on track I hope
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What orders did you use, the typical: D+C.A, flanks? How about passing and tackling, mixed or long, and normal or hard?Quote:
Originally Posted by Steppenwolf
Atlético Kolkata Day 18-21 Report
As I enjoyed a vacation by the mountains, I pretty much knew that my league hopes are over even without opening the internet. And surely it has:http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...3fb30c2b37.jpg
I'm not happy with the results on Day 19 and 21... Thus we've learnt that if you don't watch the game or train players, you're doomed. Let us focus on finishing as high as possible. My target next season: Win the league by buying no more than 2 players.
I agree with you. You have to train your players to stand a chance, the only loss I have suffered this season was because of that. Very poor team too. But I lost and has not been able to go beyond 14games every season without loosing a game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arion
Defensive, zone marking, counter attacks down both flanks, low pressing, normal tackling, no offside traps, long passing... Blue arrows on all players, except wingers and striker...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tactician
Ok thanks. This might be helpful later.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steppenwolf
I am always scared to put off the offside trap because I find to be a good weapon and another thing is about pressing, what type of pressing do you think is suitable for a team better than yours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steppenwolf
What I played a draw 1-1 :rolleyes: and I checked the concluding highlights, Sadly took no printscreen :(
Now, just after I look at the highlights and I won a magic goal mid game :eek:
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A goal in the late 70s of minutes for the home side - how interesting, and consistent with my experience yesterday... :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Gert Funck
I was playing on my laptop with a 38Mb Fibre Broadband connection - there was no loss of connection and the phantom goal wasn't on the end of match report...Quote:
Originally Posted by Steppenwolf
Hi everyone, long time don't write in here about my team, this season been great so far, I been very busy but still managed to keep my team playing well, hope everyone had a good season too.
Day 21 - Palace teams report (1/2).
Palace Terriers played their away 2nd Leg of the Champions League Quarter-Finals and secured a 2-0 win to progress to the Semi-Finals 5-0 on aggregate. Goals for left-wingback Mark Hughes and right-wingback Philip McKay as the front line, it seems, had a day off. Midfielder Nico Cue became the 10th player to visit the Medical facility this season, his long-term injury is estimated at 13 days.
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Palace Casuals played host to the 11th place team and scraped through 2-1, with goals from Maarten Wiegman and Nikolay Levterov. With 19 matches played, Palace Casuals have secured a promotion place for next season. All they need to do is keep winning and they will secure the Championship - the other teams seem to be taking points off each other, Casuals lead at the top went out another two points today and now stands at 11 points.
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Obviously the Level 29 Transfer Market was slow today - there seem to be lots of Nordgens about...
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The Casuals Management will be taking a good look and see if he can find a bargain or two...
And so, Rogerio Ceni took us to the champs league Semi final a delightful free kick just when we needed a vital 1 goal to go through. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...43b981a096.jpg
He was fired up and had to do it for his injured team mate.
this is how mine looks, and has all season for five seasons :(Quote:
Originally Posted by talisman
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First time I am seeing a Somali player on the transfer market, would have tried him out if he had good rating. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...852a503171.jpg
I decided to sell my corner kick taker since he is old and not performing like before and I was surprised to see him back on the transfer list in less than 3 hours.http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...d357e40a26.jpg
Reserves in a very close match against number two... in front with one... then direct red and penalty :rolleyes: Hulsbos steps up and saves penalty and deserving the rewarded MVP
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Originally Posted by Gert Funck
Send some to my server Talisman. I keep getting rubbish. I have 13 5* stars and most of them 80 quality.
My team has 2 matches around 30 min apart from each other in the same day. How could that be?
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This was the only decent thing in the market and I lost so I hounded the owner for a couple of weeks bidding 5 upto 19 tokens until I had to bid max 20 tokens spending millions in the process. He got a 6.9 on his debut so hopefully he'll improve as he's replacing my 3rd highest scorer Reno.
That can't be right.... I would send that to Nordeous see what they say about itQuote:
Originally Posted by Tactician
I'll post this here to avoid cluttering up El Pistoleros' striker comparison thread.
At the end of last season I posted this as the Palace Casuals' end-of-season report.
In the League, the first half of the season was reminiscent of the Level 26 'dark days', the team at times couldn't buy a win, and after the 14th Round were languishing in 11th place and looked like losing touch with those above them. The Management had decided on a gradual replacement of older and lower-Q players, but the offer of a ST/AMR from the sponsors and the appearance of a greatly-needed DC/DR in the scout list prompted a double purchase which went on to both shore up a leaky defence and increase the rate of scoring at the other end. After a win and a loss in the next two matches, Casuals went on a 9 match unbeaten run (8W1D) which saw them climb from 11th to 6th, and with a little more luck, would have seen them in a Champions League spot. The ST/AMR notched up 16 goals in 12 matches, but also forged a partnership with the other two dual-role STs on the books in a triple threat attack which were equally accomplished in both AML/AMR/ST and AMC/ST/ST formations. If this continues the Casuals should be an attacking force to be reckoned with next season.
The players in question (and whom I had come to know as 'The Three Musketeers') were:
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Unfortunately, an early long-term injury to Andre Faisca and the purchase of a triple-role attacking midfielder changed the composition of the 'Three Musketeers' but the promise of a force to be reckoned with came true:
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With Faisca in the role of 'D'Artagnan', the hope is to keep up the current form to the end of this season and beyond...
