Thanks Khris!

From the get go, I was a bit skeptical of this. I was thinking like this, why have a set of listed abilities that wasn't telling the whole truth and invisible abilities that decided the out-come of the game?

First of all, in this guide you answer the "why" question, which is pretty crucial. Because that is how it is in real soccer too right. Some players just -- performs -- a lot more in relation to their visible ability than others. Its just very reasonable that a manager is awarded for spotting performers.

Second of all, having only played a the game a little, my firm impression is also that some players just performs better than others. And I have also noticed that especially 18 y/o's seldom seem to be "super" performers. They can do great performers and you best performers, but veteran players seem to really be able to perform above their ability at times. I have not seen that in 18 y/o, but I could be wrong.

My impression is not that a player can be a none-performer because of internal programming, more or less worthless. What do you guys think about that?