Recent content by Nazgul Killer

I currently play him as an advanced forward on my Arsenal team, but he's not performing too good. Usually, when I place him as an AML, he plays quite nicely, supporting with quite a few assists and scores from unlikely angles.

I think it's rather obvious since I've posted in the FM11 section.

Heh, well, I just don't see the point of spending money on a newer version of a game I already have.

Hi guys. I've started a game with Arsenal not too long ago, and went on to two seasons of earth-shattering successes that kept me open-mouthed for quite a while. My first season I managed to take the League Cup with my substitutes team, the FA cup with my regular team and take the Premiership...

I'm playing as Newcastle (2013 if it matters)

My newest Andriy Yarmolenko. I'm playing him as either a Poacher or a Target Man, but I have no idea whether I'm doing the right thing or not.

Hey guys. I need some advice, I'm at my third season overall (All three with Newcastle), currently at my pre-season. First season I performed well above expectations, finishing in fourth (Or fifth) spot, winning the FA Cup and the English League Cup. Second season I performed once again well...

Thanks guys.

As Newcastle, I have Alan Smith and Peter Lovenkrands turning coaches soon enough, I've already had the private chat to offer them and they said they can make themselves available now... However, when I try to offer them a contract as a coach, they refuse and want to be a player. Why is this...

I generally play Stoger and Veratti as advaned playmaker, Weiss as Central Midfielder and Taufic & Alves as advanced forward. Advice?

GK: Tim Krul DL: Jose Enrique DC: Gary Cahill DC: Fabricio Coloccini DR: Jordan Spence AML: Jonas MC: Kevin Nolan MC: Marco Veratti AMR: Kazenga Lulua/Deniz Naki FC: Bony FC: Ireneusz Jelen SUB: Michale Rensing (GK) SUB: Tamas Kadar (DL) SUB: Shaun Hutchinson (DC) SUB: Kevin Stoger (ML...

Yes, why? Thanks mate! Fantastic advice!

Well, how can I tell if my players are under stress when it comes to training? Generally my strikers are the ones taking the knocks, my blockers and defenders are beasts and my midfield players sometimes also get a few punches thrown their way. How can I tell if they are under too much stress?

I'm on my second season as Newcastle right now, have bought 27 different players (Most of them youngsters) over the two seasons, about to sell half of them and the rest keeping about. Using a huge squad rotation system, so I currently have two starting (Quite powerful) line ups, got third place...

I think Paris St. Germain could fit you well. Although I have to stretch I'm not as experienced as the folks around here... Just the first team that came to my mind.