Season 78 - Are you ready?

[Tactician]

I watch another match as neutral viewer; in this one, the 2-D highlights' display was available. It seems that there is a bug in the game concerning this because the previous match did not show any 2-D highlights.

By the way, there were 3 red cards in this match; all three were double yellows.

[Arion]

Awesome start of the season

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I'd told you once, again think of 2015-16 Chelsea

[Gert Funck]

United are through in the Cup

J.Logan scored a hattrick

[El Pistolero]

One of the 1 *s I've trained. What do you think I should do keep him for training, sell as he is so another manager can benefit from a just turned 5* many divisions down or train until he goes on negation list and wait for token offers?

Does anybody else train 1*s like this?

[talisman]

Day 6 - Palace Terriers report.

Palace Terriers played at home and had a 7.1Q advantage in Starting XI over their opponents, but as evidenced by their high League position, the visitors proved a tough nut to break. An early goal gave Terriers heart after two dodgy away results against similarly inferior teams, Nikolay Radev spotting the 'keeper too far forward and firing home from 30-yards out. The rest of the match proved a war of attrition and neither side troubled the scoreboard further. DMC Peter Jorgensen got into the referee's bad books late on, incurring two yellow cards in the space of four minutes, but the Terriers closed ranks to prevent the visitors taking advantage of the extra man in the last 10 minutes.



The Terriers took the confidence engendered by the earlier League victory into their Cup Qualifying Round 2nd Leg match at home to a Level 12 team, who were 1.5Q better off in Starting XI. The 1st Leg having been a 2-2 draw, the first priority for the Terriers was to keep a clean sheet, and in this they succeeded spectacularly. The opposition had made a late change in starting formation, so the Terriers Management had to shuffle the players into a reasonable attempt at the counter-formation without making a Q-depleting substitution. That done, the Terriers then asserted themselves and gained a creditable 3-0 victory, to go through to the next round 5-2 on aggregate. The sinner in the previous match, Peter Jorgensen, made amends with the first and last goals, but was pipped to the MoM by recent signing in the midfield powerhouse, Michele Tempesta. His creative work in the middle of the pitch and set-piece work resulted in one assist for Alessio Doratiotto for the second goal, but there were other chances which the visitors' defence were equal to.

[Teda]

Why you trained him at 5*?

Why not just just leave it several points shy of 5* and put him on market?

One of the 1 *s I've trained. What do you think I should do keep him for training, sell as he is so another manager can benefit from a just turned 5* many divisions down or train until he goes on negation list and wait for token offers?

Does anybody else train 1*s like this?

[El Pistolero]

Why you trained him at 5*?

Why not just just leave it several points shy of 5* and put him on market?

I didn't. He is one of my free youth players I kept to lower quality and to train for bonus.

I've just trained him 2 other positions and a special ability. I'll try and train him so he is almost another level and get him on the market

[Teda]

:-) good idea. If you are lucky you might bring in a bidding war in next season.

I didn't. He is one of my free youth players I kept to lower quality and to train for bonus.

I've just trained him 2 other positions and a special ability. I'll try and train him so he is almost another level and get him on the market

[Gert Funck]

[nikolgiorgos]

In a very tough league, opponents killing each other


Easy Cup game and we're in top 32