What did top 11 taught you ? how did it change your personality and ideas ?

[Hunter]

the best part is i got in touch with some really great minds. their thoughts on football is amazing.

[TheWhiteKirby]

How much time estimated do you guys spend every month on top 11 ( watching matches + training + playing special competitions + waiting players on auction for bidding ) ??

I attend almost every game I can other than association matches so with 26 league games and (for me) 6 guaranteed group stage games, assuming I get knocked out first round of both tournaments which I don't btw, that's 32 games each being 8 minutes long. So, for a soft estimate, 256 minutes a month- so at least 4 hrs a month spent just staring at simulations. Wow I need to use my time a bit better..

[ZeekLTK]

I probably use it about 60-90 minutes per day.

I typically log in for probably 30-40 minutes before going to bed to do my trainings/set lineups/scout my upcoming opponents/check transfers/etc.. Then I log in for about 10-20 minutes after I get up to make sure my timing was right and everyone will be 99% for the match. I also watch some videos to get my team's morale up, and double check my formation, etc.

Then a few hours later I log in for my match (~10 minutes)..

Then later that day I likely have another cup/champions league match that I'll log in for (~10 minutes).

Then repeat.


Near the end of the season, I might log in specifically for an opponent's match, to support their opponents, which is another 10 minutes for that. For example, this season I was 5 points behind the league leader with 5 games left in the season. My team failed to beat them (we tied 2-2), so I needed help from the rest of the league. So I started checking when his matches were and logging in to support his opponents. It worked, during his first 21 games he won 19 and tied 2 (0 losses). For his last five games (which I kept logging in for to root against him), he only won 2, lost 1 and tied 2... so I overtook him and won the league by 2 points. Whew!