Recent content by TheBeardOfZeus

I think it might be a glitch, but I may be able to explain. He might, as being part of a deal, as not really wanting to join your club, due to playing opportunities etc, so might have put in a ridiculous offer as to not get the move.

I've just started at Heerenveen, and decided to tie Assaidi and Narsingh to good, long contracts. They sign them, for decent wages, but want to be "on higher wages, much like their team-mates". They are both paid the same, and both are the highest paid in my club. I understand their demand...

It is probably databases. Do you have a large database? Do you have the Argentine and Italian Leagues loaded?

I've played as Sochaux, so I should have the most knowledge. I was also untouchable, I finished 6th and won the Europa League, and I got around 10million Euros for the second season. I'd save it. Depending where you have finished and competitions you are in, you can attract good talent to add...

You would have to completely re-negotiate his contract. At least it was a learning experience dude. I always look out for minimum release clauses, because they can be a right pain.

The best one to choose is usually "I pick the team". If you keep with the stern approach, he'll accept it, unless he's whiney. "I'll play you" is fine too, it gives you a leeway of about a month to play them before they moan more.

I've seen the one player healthy one gets injured too, but only once or twice.

Barnsley would be good, as it should be a decent challenge.

The discussion was initially about the rate, but you changed it at a point to being random phenomenon when you started losing. As stated before, by regular players and go-betweens of SI workers, it's a relatively fair injury system. You are still saying that things cannot happen when they can...

I would still adore the signing of Kagawa first. He has massively impressed me over the last two seasons, and would love to see him in a United shirt. He's also available to talk to now, would want it sewn up ASAP.

Good point, but still, my point is that success isn't the reason they give you injuries. It could be that you have a small squad, and the players are simply knackered, or they are young. 5-6 injuries is relatively regular. I think the most I had at one time in 2 years was 5 injured for a month...

So, if this year, they have two leg breaks, you'd be completely and utterly surprised? My point is that it might not be likely, but it can happen. It's like saying: "I have never been stung by a bee", you might not have, but there is still a chance of it happening. And my other point is that...

Really? Just because a team hasn't had a player break his leg in 10 years means that two in one year is out of the question? What ridiculous sentiment is this? BREAKING NEWS: A player has a cold. Happens all the time, amiright? Who even is this kid? I disagree. I have been relatively...

It's just how it is. There is the lengthier names for the teams before you face them and such, it's just for league tables and fixture lists.

Absolutely superb keeper, someone I always recommend. There are plenty of good keepers, and as someone mentioned there are a lot of good, young German keepers, like Stegen and Ron Robert Zieler.