Mathematically it makes sense, the issue is that you aren't just trying to give each player their best settings, you need them to play together. This method has a danger of making each player play for themselves. With a few tweaks it could work, the grid system was similar but used positioning...
Lancaster, or Cardiff. I've been to Lancaster and it was brilliant, the people the nightlife and the university itself, I'm off to Cardiff in a few weeks and I've only heard great things, and from what I've seen it's amazing.
There's a young boy called Sam Magri in the pompey academy who is 16 and has recently captained the England U17's side.
Name: Sam Magri
DOB: 30/3/1994
Position: DC
Nation: England
Club: Portsmouth.
I've never had this problem before. Your sure they aren't available for both teams though? maybe you could just sign some rubbish youngsters on free transfers to pad the squads out?
I would say sell the Yak and bring in a similar player. Lukaku or Sanogo are both in the same mould as Yakubu. That or go different and sign someone lightening fast as an advanced forward with Tevez feeding them.
Jack Wilshere, I've had a man-crush on him ever since I saw him play in the Ajax tournament a few years ago and now he's good in the game I don't feel bad about forming my team around him!
What is your budget/club etc..? I would recommend Aaron Gunnarsson as he will probably cost you less than 5m and he is a fantastic squad player, for any standard of team.
1. Portsmouth - should be a god challenge =]
2. Arsenal - Always fun bringing youngsters through.
3. Le Mans - Did a game with them once and finished 5th rather than the predicted 17th so I have a bit of a thing for them =]
Take the loss of money. He'll get another job anyway and let some other team have a manager who is too stubborn to change tactics which are outdated and clearly no longer work at the highest level. ****.