Can we Win a league as being least favorites like Leicester City?
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Can we Win a league as being least favorites like Leicester City?
No
I doubt that will ever happen again …the last time was Forest in the 70´s
No
Everyone can loose a game from a team like Leicester but I never saw a team like this winning the league or the CH.L.
What happens in reality doesn't happen in this game and even leicester what they did wasn't expected
We can wait for the next update of the game where they can include stuff like this :)
Yes,
But you need to become least favorite first lol
Or Blacbkurn in '95. That was remarkable too. Even Leicester fans won't be surprised if they were relegated. But yes, if they finish in Top 4 in '16-17, a new era in English football is coming, not being dominated by the Big Four.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunzo
I hope aston villa do that next time!!
This post is becomming off-topic lol
back on topic haha
I also consider Atletico Madrid a 4-5* players team (actually Torres is more like a 3* retired veteran :o ), but winning games and titles vs 7* teams in Spanish league (Real & Barca) or in CH.L. :eek:
Off-topic again :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by nikolgiorgos
Blackburn were not that a surprise they had it worked out ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Arion
It also helped with Man Utd throwing it away against West Ham ?
You can lose like Barcelona but you can't win like Leicester. :cool:
As somebody said, a low quality team can beat few games but not all or almost all to win the league.
1. You can lose like Barcelona in Champions League.
2. You can lose like Chelsea and Manchester in EPL.
3. You can lose like Real Madrid the title every year.
4. You can't win like Leicester.
In real life there are no fixed attributes defined to players so players can attain superstars class anytime.
In this game quality matters and lowest team can't win league with tactics only.
you are wrong about that . The 1982 European Cup Final was played on 26 May 1982. English champions Aston Villa defeated West German league winners Bayern Munich 1–0 at De Kuip in Rotterdam, Netherlands to win the European Cup for the first, and so far, only time, and continue the streak of English teams winning the competition, being the sixth consecutive victory by an English side.Quote:
Originally Posted by nikolgiorgos
Yes but Villa were an established top flight club in England so where was the surprise or the 5000/ 1 odds ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick Lizas
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No
Everyone can loose a game from a team like Leicester but I never saw a team like this winning the league or the CH.L.
Ooops, misunderstandingQuote:
you are wrong about that .
I was talking about top eleven.
Comparing TE with real football, in the first one you can see many times 6-7* teams loosing from 4-5* teams but never a 4-5* teams to win a league or CH.L. vs 6-7* teams.
About real football, your example with Aston Villa was in different times.
When there was a champion from England, Germany, Italy and Spain as the 4 top dogs (and some outsiders from France, Netherlands, Portugal or Yugoslavia ...).
Now it's a Marathon with at least 8-10 super teams every year.
Hey, the league's still not decidedQuote:
Originally Posted by PricopGeorgeCătălin
Yes.
Real Sociedad... Villarreal... were just one step to win the league years ago, so all is posible then, there's the fact that , if we have to evaluate the players and put all them in a ranking, you can not do it when the season starts exactly.... a player you consideer good and with future can fail and a player that don't count for you can do it exceptionally well.... then ofc. there are more factors as the manager, (that workd in same way, look Mou... with the last league champion in the premier...) so... by my viewpoint yes, all is posible.
If we wan to compare RL with T11, then a similar situation would be a team with a little bit the same,,, one can not valorate and put the players in a ranking when season starts... look Hazard... Gotze? where is Gotze?.... Torres for example is consideered a player of first level but have a particular history because tend to score few goals but, very important and decisive,.... there are players that doing a lot never won a CL like Ronaldo and others that been in the correct place won all so...
All is posible, and maybe the way to extrapolate Leicester situation in t11 is playing with a team with some 2-3+ players and 1-2 of 5*.... 5* probably is how vardy will be valorated in the next Fifa so... same as CR7 in old fifas when was a lower Q. player... to extrapolate Leicester situation one have to take into account the level before and after the season then one can do a estimation of what was the real Q. of every team during the season.
So as ive said, all is posible, win the 2nd div and Premier in 2 seasons, and win the league as Atletico did years ago and then go to 2nd div.