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I noticed something really weird this match day. This guy who usually watches his games, started the game with this formation.Attachment 76374
The guy who versed him was first but he has really bad goal difference compared to the top 4, so this seemed really fishy as he ended up winning the game 13-0 due to this and against a very good team. It made me think he match fixed with his friend to raise his goal difference. Disgrace . . .
If he keep playing with that wall formation then he might going for tanking but if he playing his next match as normal then it's really fishy ;)
yea his next match is against me and he's playing a 4-2-3-1. So, it is really suspicious.
there is nothing much you can do just beat the hell out of him.
I'd love to but he's like the same rating as me. 96% to 100%.
But if he was going all tank, he wouldn't have an outfield player as a goalie and 2 goalies as attackers.Quote:
Originally Posted by ibangali
maybe he want Cat archievement, who knows :P
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If he was tanking that´s exactly what he would have btwQuote:
Originally Posted by Football Club
There can be several reasons like: losing a certain game on purpose, hiding his formation before the games, tanking, etc.
This is clearly something unorthodox but as I said on another thread there are many, many people who do this and Top Eleven can't track them one by one, there's nothing that they can do unless he came and say, yes I did it! Losing on purpose as far as I am aware is not allowed by Top Eleven or that's what they told me a while ago when I spoke with them regarding tanking.
goalies as attackers????
Why is not allowed to lose on purpose? If this happens in real life?Quote:
Originally Posted by PricopGeorgeCătălin
There are rules which allow the appropriate authority to punish teams which do not play to their fullest ability (obviously these have not applied in the World Cup Finals situations which have happened in the past). The 'big' clubs do put out reserve squads in Cup competitions against lesser opposition. I'm sure they don't intend to lose the matches, but they have been handed a few bloody noses over the years...Quote:
Originally Posted by guilleon
If there have been occasions where teams have deliberately lost, they haven't been as overt tactically as the tanking methods employed by T11 managers...
On the other hand, is there something that actually compares to real football in Top 11 ? I tank from time to time and I would be utterly frustrated they punished me for doing that... To say the least !
Since when is allowed this on real life, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by guilleon
I think that guy is playing with fire on faked matches if he use a tactic like that. He plays very dangerously but i'm wondering how can he defend with no central defender. Spaces on his tactic seems like boulevard. That guy is so comic. :D
You don't now what you are talking about. He is tanking which means losing intentionally in League to avoid promotion. It is a way to accumulate some strength.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZANETTI
Read this: https://forum.topeleven.com/top-elev...se-please.html
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Originally Posted by PricopGeorgeCătălin
The word is not allowed, but does some teams lose on purpose? Well they do, some nacional, regional and even local rivalry can make teams put weaker players on field so the other team gets in a better position on the league and not the rival team. Something like this, if you lose the game, your rival wins the championship but if you let the other team win, your rival wont win the championshiop that turn or it can be delayed.
Edit: of course they fake to look like a 'normal' game. ;)
guys i beat him 2-0, its all good, but the other guy still has that unfair goal difference advantage.
