very disappointed for sponsor offert!
We risk seriusly default!

karlacci wrote :
very disappointed for sponsor offert!
We risk seriusly default!

Well didn't you say you wanted the transfer market livened up - that only happens if decent players are put up for sale - and that only happens if teams need money.

Sorry if someone has already answered this....., but how can I access the previous seasons match reports?

Michael wrote :
Sorry if someone has already answered this....., but how can I access the previous seasons match reports?

You can't. May be an option to save a match report should be considered, even if it requires use of coins.

If teams are still bidding on my loan player & we are currently in round three. Will that player still get all of the xp he is due, or does it take effect when he finally gets to the loaned club?

Rocket wrote :
If teams are still bidding on my loan player & we are currently in round three. Will that player still get all of the xp he is due, or does it take effect when he finally gets to the loaned club?

He will start gaining xp only after the loan move is completed.

Another suggestion that comes in this context:
I think we should get some money compensation too for loaning out our players. The main argument against this is about cheating, players bidding artificially high to transfer money between clubs. But you can put a cap on what you get - may be only the minimum signing fee even if the final bid was way higher. You can only loan two players out so the room for cheating is very limited anyways. I personally think it would be better if we get all of the bid money but can't suggest a way to keep cheaters out, but atleast something (may be even a fixed amount, or an amount based on rating instead of player value) seems fair.

Thanks for the info Fathima. Much appreciated.

I have Media Office "level 3" and have never seen "tv coverage".
Is this normal?

Hi everyone.
According to the tutorial, player still gain experience as if he's still on loan even without playing any matches after returning from loan.
If my player returned from loan and plays in my regular matches, how is his experience gain calculated?
Thanks

Gordon wrote :
Hi everyone.
According to the tutorial, player still gain experience as if he's still on loan even without playing any matches after returning from loan.
If my player returned from loan and plays in my regular matches, how is his experience gain calculated?
Thanks

His experience gain will be same as what he would have got if he was still on loan - nothing more, nothing less.
His experience will still count towards the squad average experience and thereby affecting the total experience gain for your team in that match. So if he is a really high experienced player then it might be useful for the overall experience gains, but generally you are wasting the opportunity for another player to gain some experience from that match.

karlacci wrote :
I have Media Office "level 3" and have never seen "tv coverage".
Is this normal?

Yes I think you need higher level to get tv coverage for league games at ratings in your league.
May be it's enough for getting tv coverage in champions cup etc., my media office is still at level 1 so somebody with a higher level might be able to provide more insights.

I am on level 3 media, played eight league matches and NO T V income.
I also think the media upgrade is slow due to playing to many rounds, this needs to be reduced.

Gazza Robo wrote :
I am on level 3 media, played eight league matches and NO T V income.
I also think the media upgrade is slow due to playing to many rounds, this needs to be reduced.

Fathima wrote :

karlacci wrote :
I have Media Office "level 3" and have never seen "tv coverage".
Is this normal?

Yes I think you need higher level to get tv coverage for league games at ratings in your league.
May be it's enough for getting tv coverage in champions cup etc., my media office is still at level 1 so somebody with a higher level might be able to provide more insights.

Yes Fathima is right you need to upgrade a little more to see the results.What I can say is a 60k seat stadium at full capacity is nothing compare to what my TV coverage is giving me now.

I am new in game (only my 2nd season), and I have read the tutorial several times.

When I have to decide what skill to train to my players I have a lot of doubts.

Why I have to choose to train tackling or marking (one fight versus dribbling and the other versus position). I dont know how to decide what to train...

Or is better to train passing, dribbling or speed in a forward. Versus what skills of my opponents are involved every skill... there is some place where I can learn about it? Thanks! (well and the same for the other skills when to train one or another)

Aquilicua wrote :When I have to decide what skill to train to my players I have a lot of doubts.

Why I have to choose to train tackling or marking (one fight versus dribbling and the other versus position). I dont know how to decide what to train...

Or is better to train passing, dribbling or speed in a forward. Versus what skills of my opponents are involved every skill... there is some place where I can learn about it? Thanks! (well and the same for the other skills when to train one or another)

This is the order in which I train -
first priority to the key skills for the player (those which are bold in the training page) - keep training them balanced
second priority to stamina - try to not leave it too much behind the key skills, but 50-60 is good enough to play 2 matches in a round so don't train it further. for young players, i always train stamina to 30ish first before anything else to help them play more often.
third priority - secondary skills. the ones which are not the key skills but you feel they are needed to help the player better in the position. for example passing for CBs, marking/tackling for AMs etc. depends on your play style too. but I leave training them late until the above mentioned two priorities are atleast 60 or above (sometimes even 75+)
last priority - set pieces. set pieces are important if you want to score from corners/freekicks or defend them well. but there is no point in having high set pieces if your players can't kick a ball properly. once all other needed skills are close to potential and almost not training anymore, train set pieces. and only on players with heading as one of the key skills because those are the ones you are going to use for attacking/defending set pieces (also train it on the set piece takers)

Since the start of the seaseon I've had an incredible amount of players injured, 6 at the moment but over double figures in total,
.
But as I am relatively new to the game I can't workout why so many injuries.
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Irish wrote :
Since the start of the seaseon I've had an incredible amount of players injured, 6 at the moment but over double figures in total,
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But as I am relatively new to the game I can't workout why so many injuries.
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.

•Check your staff if you have a Physio and you set it as a Physio not as Coach,if you don't have you need to hire 1.
•Secondly try not to play high intensity style especially in Friendlies
•Pay attention to your players fitness and try to manage your fixtures atleast 5 hours gap before your next game.

Hello. When I get money for reaching round 7 in National Trophy?

When the cup is finisched

@tegimus there is a big problem!!!!

the time of the official matches has been moved forward by one hour, while that of the friendlies has not!!!! Now the friendlies are before the official matches and it's a disaster!