Recent content by Reggaezal

The simple answer to this is..... not every fruit turns out to be a tree, some spoil, some get eaten and some are brought up as a fruit that will one day join a big european club and play very well and the expectation spoilt his morale and his talents are wasted.

Took me minimum 8 and a horrible maximum of 14 seasons to cement a champions league winning year.

Thats unfortunate. however, an easier way to tell the difference between bright green and green is to look at the ppms and basic attributes. As long as you dont play him in a yellow or orange he will suffice to do the job. Playing Kaka in AMC gets the best out of him, playing him in MC still...

loans should take place when the player is within the 18-22/23 age gap. my youngsters who are 22 are pretty capable of taking first team duties. If your targetmen/front men do not have good headint(good heading, not just decent, decent heading doesnt do anything at all.) then i suggest you play...

brilliant work, i love narrow diamonds. will give feedback soon.

when i read the thread title the first thing that came into my mind is "if everyone looks for the pass, who in gods name will be the man to score the goal?" Tharros is spot on, what you want is work ball into box, you can slow down the tempo too.

lars bender... didnt believe my scout, went with instincts, his stats looked great for his age, spent 17m to beat 4 other clubs. 4 seasons in and he is still ****, only thing keeping me from selling him is his once in a while game winning strikes.

Owen accepted the fact that he will no longer merit solid starting roles. United are true to their word, but if he keeps getting injured, its not going to help either side. I predict Owen to leave at the end of the season.

Yes it does, in a sense where if too much fluidity/freedom is given, your tactic's shape will be heavily disrupted. not good for certain tactics like 442, but great for versatile tactics like 433/4231.

Try twisting the roles around, or replace a defend/support duty player to attack. see if that helps.

I dont know why but certain clubs just dont run out of money, despite not winning anything for many years. But your screenshot does not show anything surprising. these players are more for the future, although i get your point, nothing to be alarmed. ive seen worst, by clubs like juve.

Schooling and working at the same time, whilst being promised weekends i will be free to anything i want. On every friday i get a note asking me to do a small favour, be it about work or school which consumes my entire saturday and half of sunday and i end up having like 6 hours of free time on...

Not the best way to find out how good a player is. But in di maria's case, he is a great player. Much better than nani no doubt. You can go up to 25m pounds for di maria, any more than that is a waste. if you want a winger, get someone like jovetic or salvio.

mueller is worth the money, whatever it is. Navas is a 3 star player at most. Mueller becomes world class and navas will never get anywhere near him.

depends on the striker. dribbling,technique and finishing matter alot, since any player can shoot coming from their weaker side, but it takes a skillful bunch to do something good with the ball. ive never seen any significant effect, but let your assistant manager to choose the strikers in...