He got an increase less than a month ago! Why are they reviewing two Partizan players a day (with a complete break on Monday)? Frustrating.Apparently it hadn't finished and Markovic gets a +2
Congrats on the rise again.
Gaming The SM RedCafe League | Season 31 starts Sunday. One Division 1 team available (Gillingham). Let Damien know if interested.
- Thread starter Damien
- Start date
Congrats on the rise again.
No attacking another manager by swearing / hurling abuse at them because they don't get their way. If people have a problem take it to PM' s or swallow it as being a game.
This
FfsNot helped that I went on holiday for almost 2 months.
Good one. Can't imagine who that is directed to.
That is the only way I believe the admins would listen to a complaint and kick someone if they are being abusive.
Just got very silly and boring and to one person who thinks it's a laugh was just a bit stupid really. Ends up people blocking and what's the point in playing if you have to block people. *Shrugs*
Unfortunately the SM admins are useless. We can try to enforce our own rules but gameworld owners have virtually no powers to speak of.
Stuff to be decided tomorrow:
Division 1 winners (we know it'll be Stain)
Contenders: Everton (78 pts, +36 GD), Darlington (75 pts, +30 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(2nd) Darlington v Southend United (17th)
(1st) Everton v Norwich City (20th)
For Darlington to win, they'd have to hope that an already relegated Norwich City somehow beat Everton who have only lost one game at home all season, Darlington would have to beat a plucky Southend side hoping to avoid relegation and overturn a goal difference deficit of 6.
Top four are already decided: Everton, Darlington, Sunderland and Manchester United. Spurs could also qualify for the Champions Cup if they beat United next week.
SMFA Shield competitors
5-12th placed teams compete in the SMFA Shield the following season. If one of those teams wins the Champions Cup that season then 13th qualifies instead.
Contenders (for 2 places): Wolverhampton Wanderers (47 pts, -2 GD), Southampton (47 pts, -2 GD), Plymouth Argyle (45 pts, -10 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(13th) Plymouth Argyle v Wolverhampton Wanderers (11th)
(12th) Southampton v Manchester City (8th)
If Plymouth fail to beat Wolves, then the other two teams qualify. If Plymouth beat Wolves then whoever has done the best out of Southampton and Wolves qualifies with Plymouth.
SMFA Shield competitors already decided: Barnsley, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, Manchester City, Arsenal
Relegation battle
Norwich City were relegated weeks ago but four teams are in contention for the other two spots.
Contenders (for 2 places): Bournemouth (39 pts, -14 GD), Southend United (38 pts, -17 GD), Newcastle United (37 pts, -18 GD), Aston Villa (36 pts, -12 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(2nd) Darlington v Southend United (17th)
(10th) Liverpool v Aston Villa (19th)
(18th) Newcastle United v Arsenal (9th)
(3rd) Sunderland v Bournemouth (16th)
Exciting stuff. Newcastle is the only side to play at home but they actually have a better away record than home record this season. This could go any way but Southend and Bournemouth have the hardest fixtures on paper.
Relegated teams already decided: Norwich City
Division 2 winners
Contenders: Reading (76 pts, +29 GD), Hereford (74 pts, +23 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(1st) Reading v Brighton and Hove Albion (15th)
(2nd) Hereford v Bury (5th)
This is pretty much sewn up. Reading face an unmanaged side and only need a draw to secure the title.
Automatic promotion
Reading has got one place secured but the other is still up for grabs.
Contenders: Hereford (74 pts, +23 GD), Blackburn Rovers (72 pts, +32 GD), Milton Keynes Dons (72 pts, +20 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(2nd) Hereford v Bury (5th)
(3rd) Milton Keynes Dons v Blackburn Rovers (4th)
Couldn't make it up that 2nd-5th play each other in the final game of the season with a lot on the line. If Hereford win, they are promoted. If they draw and MK Dons win then Hereford are still promoted. If Blackburn Rovers wins and Hereford draws or loses then Blackburn Rovers are promoted and finally if MK Dons win and Hereford loses then MK Dons are promoted. MK Dons are also promoted if they win by a four or greater goal margin and Hereford draw.
Promoted teams already decided: Reading
Play-off places
There is one place up for grabs.
Contenders: West Ham United (69 pts, +25 GD), Cardiff City (66 pts, +23 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(14th) Ipswich Town v Cardiff City (7th)
(6th) West Ham United v Huddersfield Town (19th)
All West Ham needs is an equal or better result to Cardiff City and they're through. West Ham face an unmanaged side while Cardiff face a managed side so West Ham are clear favourites.
Play-off teams already decided: Bury and two of: Hereford, Blackburn Rovers and Milton Keynes Dons.
Division 3 winners/automatic promotion
Mansfield are the only managed side in contention, however they're on 86 points and three unmanaged sides are on 84.
Contenders: Mansfield Town (86 pts, +46 GD), Crystal Palace (84 pts, +54 GD), Watford (84 pts, +47 GD), Swansea City (84 pts, +44 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(2nd) Crystal Palace v Preston North End (11th)
(1st) Mansfield Town v Watford (3rd)
(5th) Stoke City v Swansea City (4th)
Simply put, Mansfield need to win to secure promotion. A draw would be enough if either Palace or Swansea falter while defeat would be disastrous.
Play-off places
Bolton are the only managed team in contention and it is either them or Hull who will join the above sides.
Contenders: Bolton Wanderers (75 pts, +47 GD), Hull City (75 pts, +27 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(6th) Bolton Wanderers v Millwall (12th)
(7th) Hull City v Charlton Athletic (13th)
They need to equal or better Hull's result against Charlton.
Good luck to all teams with something to fight for tomorrow
Division 1 winners (we know it'll be Stain)
Contenders: Everton (78 pts, +36 GD), Darlington (75 pts, +30 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(2nd) Darlington v Southend United (17th)
(1st) Everton v Norwich City (20th)
For Darlington to win, they'd have to hope that an already relegated Norwich City somehow beat Everton who have only lost one game at home all season, Darlington would have to beat a plucky Southend side hoping to avoid relegation and overturn a goal difference deficit of 6.
Top four are already decided: Everton, Darlington, Sunderland and Manchester United. Spurs could also qualify for the Champions Cup if they beat United next week.
SMFA Shield competitors
5-12th placed teams compete in the SMFA Shield the following season. If one of those teams wins the Champions Cup that season then 13th qualifies instead.
Contenders (for 2 places): Wolverhampton Wanderers (47 pts, -2 GD), Southampton (47 pts, -2 GD), Plymouth Argyle (45 pts, -10 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(13th) Plymouth Argyle v Wolverhampton Wanderers (11th)
(12th) Southampton v Manchester City (8th)
If Plymouth fail to beat Wolves, then the other two teams qualify. If Plymouth beat Wolves then whoever has done the best out of Southampton and Wolves qualifies with Plymouth.
SMFA Shield competitors already decided: Barnsley, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, Manchester City, Arsenal
Relegation battle
Norwich City were relegated weeks ago but four teams are in contention for the other two spots.
Contenders (for 2 places): Bournemouth (39 pts, -14 GD), Southend United (38 pts, -17 GD), Newcastle United (37 pts, -18 GD), Aston Villa (36 pts, -12 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(2nd) Darlington v Southend United (17th)
(10th) Liverpool v Aston Villa (19th)
(18th) Newcastle United v Arsenal (9th)
(3rd) Sunderland v Bournemouth (16th)
Exciting stuff. Newcastle is the only side to play at home but they actually have a better away record than home record this season. This could go any way but Southend and Bournemouth have the hardest fixtures on paper.
Relegated teams already decided: Norwich City
Division 2 winners
Contenders: Reading (76 pts, +29 GD), Hereford (74 pts, +23 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(1st) Reading v Brighton and Hove Albion (15th)
(2nd) Hereford v Bury (5th)
This is pretty much sewn up. Reading face an unmanaged side and only need a draw to secure the title.
Automatic promotion
Reading has got one place secured but the other is still up for grabs.
Contenders: Hereford (74 pts, +23 GD), Blackburn Rovers (72 pts, +32 GD), Milton Keynes Dons (72 pts, +20 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(2nd) Hereford v Bury (5th)
(3rd) Milton Keynes Dons v Blackburn Rovers (4th)
Couldn't make it up that 2nd-5th play each other in the final game of the season with a lot on the line. If Hereford win, they are promoted. If they draw and MK Dons win then Hereford are still promoted. If Blackburn Rovers wins and Hereford draws or loses then Blackburn Rovers are promoted and finally if MK Dons win and Hereford loses then MK Dons are promoted. MK Dons are also promoted if they win by a four or greater goal margin and Hereford draw.
Promoted teams already decided: Reading
Play-off places
There is one place up for grabs.
Contenders: West Ham United (69 pts, +25 GD), Cardiff City (66 pts, +23 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(14th) Ipswich Town v Cardiff City (7th)
(6th) West Ham United v Huddersfield Town (19th)
All West Ham needs is an equal or better result to Cardiff City and they're through. West Ham face an unmanaged side while Cardiff face a managed side so West Ham are clear favourites.
Play-off teams already decided: Bury and two of: Hereford, Blackburn Rovers and Milton Keynes Dons.
Division 3 winners/automatic promotion
Mansfield are the only managed side in contention, however they're on 86 points and three unmanaged sides are on 84.
Contenders: Mansfield Town (86 pts, +46 GD), Crystal Palace (84 pts, +54 GD), Watford (84 pts, +47 GD), Swansea City (84 pts, +44 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(2nd) Crystal Palace v Preston North End (11th)
(1st) Mansfield Town v Watford (3rd)
(5th) Stoke City v Swansea City (4th)
Simply put, Mansfield need to win to secure promotion. A draw would be enough if either Palace or Swansea falter while defeat would be disastrous.
Play-off places
Bolton are the only managed team in contention and it is either them or Hull who will join the above sides.
Contenders: Bolton Wanderers (75 pts, +47 GD), Hull City (75 pts, +27 GD)
Relevant fixtures:
(6th) Bolton Wanderers v Millwall (12th)
(7th) Hull City v Charlton Athletic (13th)
They need to equal or better Hull's result against Charlton.
Good luck to all teams with something to fight for tomorrow
Divison 2 finals games
Didn't realise Blackburn played MK Dons.
Didn't realise Blackburn played MK Dons.
Wow. Big games. Good luck to all.
So, I'm playing my B Team tonight. Everton's gonna be champions.
It's a farce!
My C team only lost 1:0 to Spurs - and the goal they scored was from a set piece.
Subs: Pereira (82), Djerlek (77), Mavropanos (82), Lyanco (82), Callegari (75), Brahim (80), Salcedo (73)
Suspended: Isco (93), Goretzka (91)
Did not travel: Kroos (95), Griezmann (95), Boateng (94), Alaba (93), Pogba (93), Eriksen (93), Kimmich (92), Dele (92), Sterling (92), Mbappe (92)
Key:
= Goal
= Assist
= MOTM
↓ = Subbed off
↑ = Subbed on
Final game:
CCF: Tottenham Hotspur (N)
De Gea (95)
Roberto (91) Stones (90) Sarr (85) Gaya (90)
Retsos (87) Merino (86)
Mina (89) Martial (90) Brandt (90)
Vinicius Jr (83)
Roberto (91) Stones (90) Sarr (85) Gaya (90)
Retsos (87) Merino (86)
Mina (89) Martial (90) Brandt (90)
Vinicius Jr (83)
Subs: Pereira (82), Djerlek (77), Mavropanos (82), Lyanco (82), Callegari (75), Brahim (80), Salcedo (73)
Suspended: Isco (93), Goretzka (91)
Did not travel: Kroos (95), Griezmann (95), Boateng (94), Alaba (93), Pogba (93), Eriksen (93), Kimmich (92), Dele (92), Sterling (92), Mbappe (92)
Key:
= Goal = Assist = MOTM↓ = Subbed off
↑ = Subbed on
Final game:
CCF: Tottenham Hotspur (N)
WTF
Title race ended on a crap note with Norwich playing a second string side but both Darlington and Sunderland had a slump of form while Everton's acquisition of Neymar made the title a formality.
Congrats to:
and so, following the relegation of Newcastle, for Season 17 there'll only be 7 original Division 1 teams who have never been relegated.
Pretty pleased to be the only club not to have finished a season in the bottom half - especially after last season's disaster.
Congrats to:
- Everton on winning the title
- Darlington and Sunderland on finishing in top 4
- Barnsley, Fulham, Forest, City, Arsenal, Wolves, Liverpool and Southampton for qualifying for Europe
- Reading for winning Division 2
- Hereford for getting automatic promotion
- MK Dons, Blackburn, West Ham and Bury finishing in play-offs - good luck
- Mansfield Town on winning Division 3
- Bolton Wanderers for finishing in Division 3 play-offs - good luck
- Newcastle United, Southend and Norwich on being relegated from Division 1 - I'm sure you'll all bounce back
- Leeds on being relegated from Division 2 (happened before new manager took over really)
Pretty pleased to be the only club not to have finished a season in the bottom half - especially after last season's disaster.
Yeah nice, last game of the season and I get my second win. Bunch of useless fecks haah
2 red cards in the final game and still not going down doesn't deserve congrats? Pfiff.
Hmm, Villa surviving is more impressive but I'll congratulate you both.
Congrats to:
- Aston Villa and Bournemouth for not getting relegated
What tactics did you use to get two red cards before the 50th minute?
4-4-1-1
Tackling Style Normal
Mentality Defensive
Passing Style Mixed
Attacking Style Through the Middle
Tempo Normal
Pressing Own Half
Tackling Style Normal
Mentality Defensive
Passing Style Mixed
Attacking Style Through the Middle
Tempo Normal
Pressing Own Half
After being 11-12 points behind the leader one point, Everton finish the season with 12 straight wins to become champions!
A special thanks to Man Utd manager, @Damien, for beating Darlington twice. Couldn't have done it with you, buddy.
A special thanks to Man Utd manager, @Damien, for beating Darlington twice. Couldn't have done it with you, buddy.
Not sure it is - look at Liverpool's line up.
Weird.4-4-1-1
Tackling Style Normal
Mentality Defensive
Passing Style Mixed
Attacking Style Through the Middle
Tempo Normal
Pressing Own Half
Hmm good point.
Don't mention it. No, really.
- 19th place
- Lost to Cardiff in Shield Round 2; lost to Wolves in Cup Round 4
- Currently stands at 325.6m
- Advance from SMFA Shield group stage. Lost to Darlington in Round 1
- Top 6
- Quarter-final in either Cup or Shield competition
- Increase my team's value to 360m
Prize money distribution. Thanks to fill in those missing info
Div 1
1. 29.1m
2. 27.6m
3. 26m
4. 24.5m
5. 23m
6. 21.5m
7. 19.9m
8. 18.4m
9. 16.8m
10. 15.3m
11. 13.8m
12. 12.2m
13. 10.7m
14. 9.5m
15. 7.6m
16. 6.1m
17. 4m
18. 3m
19. 1.5m
20. 1.5m
Div 2
1. 15.8m
2. 15m
3. 15m
4.
5.
6. 11.6m
7. 11m
8. 10m
9. 10m
10. 8.3m
11. 7.5m
12. 6.6m
13. 5.8m
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19. <1m
20. 834k
Div 3
1. 9.9m
2. 9.4m
3.
4.
Div 5
1. 4.2m
2. 4m
Div 1
1. 29.1m
2. 27.6m
3. 26m
4. 24.5m
5. 23m
6. 21.5m
7. 19.9m
8. 18.4m
9. 16.8m
10. 15.3m
11. 13.8m
12. 12.2m
13. 10.7m
14. 9.5m
15. 7.6m
16. 6.1m
17. 4m
18. 3m
19. 1.5m
20. 1.5m
Div 2
1. 15.8m
2. 15m
3. 15m
4.
5.
6. 11.6m
7. 11m
8. 10m
9. 10m
10. 8.3m
11. 7.5m
12. 6.6m
13. 5.8m
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19. <1m
20. 834k
Div 3
1. 9.9m
2. 9.4m
3.
4.
Div 5
1. 4.2m
2. 4m
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Season 15/16
Season 16/17
Season 17/18
Week 1
Week 2
¦
8.67 - Piotr Zielinski (24/90) ¦ 72mins
7.62 - Joe Gomez (21/87) ¦ 90mins
7.60 - Krzysztof Piatek (23/83) ¦ 90mins
7.55 - Matteo Politano (25/89) ¦ 90mins
7.53 - Ousmane Dembele (21/90) ¦ 76mins
7.52 - Evan N'dicka (19/78) ¦ 90mins
7.38 - Matthijs de Ligt (19/86) ¦ 90mins
7.31 - Andy Robertson (24/89) ¦ 90mins
7.29 - Pablo Maffeo (21/86) ¦ 90mins
7.16 - [Irrelevant point] (27/91) ¦ 90mins
7.02 - Lucas Tousart (21/88) ¦ 90mins
6.95 - Yeray Alvarez (23/87) ¦ 90mins
6.77 - Nacho Fernandez (28/90) ¦ 90mins
6.75 - Gianluigi Donnarumma (19/89) ¦ 90mins
6.66 - Wilfred Ndidi (21/89) ¦ 90mins
6.65 - Nicolas Gonzalez (20/83) ¦ 59mins
6.63 - Lucas Torreira (22/89) ¦ 34mins
6.58 - Kai Havertz (19/88) ¦ 90mins
6.38 - Dayot Upamecano (19/89) ¦ 90mins
6.24 - Borna Sosa (20/82) ¦ 6mins
6.21 - Rodrigo Bentancur (20/88) ¦ 5mins
6.15 - Abdulkadir Omur (19/82) ¦ 73mins
6.04 - Munir el Haddadi (22/87) ¦ 3mins
5.87 - Lamine Diaby (17/70) ¦ 10mins
n/a - Claudio Spinelli (21/80) ¦ 8mins
n/a - Sandro Tonali (18/80) ¦ 90mins
n/a - Svetozar Markovic (18/80) ¦ 72mins
n/a - Kaj Sierhuis (20/73) ¦ 46mins
n/a - Victor Jensen (18/73) ¦ 26mins
n/a - Lenny Pintor (18/70) ¦ 6mins
n/a - Mitchel Bakker (18/70) ¦ 90mins
Didn't Play:
Bench
Dan-Axel Zagadou (19/80)
Man Utd Morlanes (19/76)
Moussa Diaby (19/75)
U21
Pontus Dahlberg (19/82)
Viktor Gyokeres (20/78)
Eddie Nketiah (19/78)
Alanzinho (18/75)
Gustavo Viera (17/72)
Riqui Puig (19/70)
Nicolas Kuhn (18/70)
Vitao (18/70)
Pablo Moreno (16/67)
Not in the squad
Victor Moses (27/90)
Santiago Arias (26/89)
Federico Valverde (20/83)
Hannes Wolf (19/83)
Moise Kean (18/82)
Injured
Nikola Moro (20/83)
Marco Tumminello (19/80)
Alessandro Bastoni (19/77)
Gian-Luca Itter (19/77)
Dujon Sterling (18/73)
Suspended
Summary:
Players: 53
Played Ratio: 58%
Average Mins: 65mins
Average Rating: 6.94
Goals: 6
Assists: 1
Yellows: 3
Reds: 0
Season 16/17
Season 17/18
Week 1
Week 2
8.67 - Piotr Zielinski (24/90) ¦ 72mins
7.62 - Joe Gomez (21/87) ¦ 90mins
7.60 - Krzysztof Piatek (23/83) ¦ 90mins
7.55 - Matteo Politano (25/89) ¦ 90mins
7.53 - Ousmane Dembele (21/90) ¦ 76mins
7.52 - Evan N'dicka (19/78) ¦ 90mins
7.38 - Matthijs de Ligt (19/86) ¦ 90mins
7.31 - Andy Robertson (24/89) ¦ 90mins
7.29 - Pablo Maffeo (21/86) ¦ 90mins
7.16 - [Irrelevant point] (27/91) ¦ 90mins
7.02 - Lucas Tousart (21/88) ¦ 90mins
6.95 - Yeray Alvarez (23/87) ¦ 90mins
6.77 - Nacho Fernandez (28/90) ¦ 90mins
6.75 - Gianluigi Donnarumma (19/89) ¦ 90mins
6.66 - Wilfred Ndidi (21/89) ¦ 90mins
6.65 - Nicolas Gonzalez (20/83) ¦ 59mins
6.63 - Lucas Torreira (22/89) ¦ 34mins
6.58 - Kai Havertz (19/88) ¦ 90mins
6.38 - Dayot Upamecano (19/89) ¦ 90mins
6.24 - Borna Sosa (20/82) ¦ 6mins
6.21 - Rodrigo Bentancur (20/88) ¦ 5mins
6.15 - Abdulkadir Omur (19/82) ¦ 73mins
6.04 - Munir el Haddadi (22/87) ¦ 3mins
5.87 - Lamine Diaby (17/70) ¦ 10mins
n/a - Claudio Spinelli (21/80) ¦ 8mins
n/a - Sandro Tonali (18/80) ¦ 90mins
n/a - Svetozar Markovic (18/80) ¦ 72mins
n/a - Kaj Sierhuis (20/73) ¦ 46mins
n/a - Victor Jensen (18/73) ¦ 26mins
n/a - Lenny Pintor (18/70) ¦ 6mins
n/a - Mitchel Bakker (18/70) ¦ 90mins
Didn't Play:
Bench
Dan-Axel Zagadou (19/80)
Man Utd Morlanes (19/76)
Moussa Diaby (19/75)
U21
Pontus Dahlberg (19/82)
Viktor Gyokeres (20/78)
Eddie Nketiah (19/78)
Alanzinho (18/75)
Gustavo Viera (17/72)
Riqui Puig (19/70)
Nicolas Kuhn (18/70)
Vitao (18/70)
Pablo Moreno (16/67)
Not in the squad
Victor Moses (27/90)
Santiago Arias (26/89)
Federico Valverde (20/83)
Hannes Wolf (19/83)
Moise Kean (18/82)
Injured
Nikola Moro (20/83)
Marco Tumminello (19/80)
Alessandro Bastoni (19/77)
Gian-Luca Itter (19/77)
Dujon Sterling (18/73)
Suspended
Summary:
Players: 53
Played Ratio: 58%
Average Mins: 65mins
Average Rating: 6.94
Goals: 6
Assists: 1
Yellows: 3
Reds: 0
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- Finished 4th
- Last 16 in Cup, final of Shield
- Won Super Cup
- Beat them at home
- Top 8
- At least last 16 in either Cup or Shield
- Win a trophy
- Get six points against Hereford
It'll be a miracle if Hereford stay up let alone be less than six points behind the mighty United.
After 2 wins (Albeit not to difficult opposition) from my first 2 games in charge, I want to attempt the near impossible, and achieve promotion in my first season. I've played this game many years ago and have had more difficult challenges before. So here is to the new season, I can't wait until it starts.
Targets for next season:
Targets for next season:
- Top 6
- Promotion into Div 1
- Sign a striker 91+
- Lose less than 7 games at home.
62 goals conceded this season
Leeds 20th div 2 834228 in prize money
Prize money distribution. Thanks to fill in those missing info
Div 1
1. 29.1m
2. 27.6m
3. 26m
4. 24.5m
5. 23m
6. 21.5m
7. 19.9m
8. 18.4m
9. 16.8m
10. 15.3m
11. 13.8m
12. 12.2m
13. 10.7m
14. 9.5m
15. 7.6m
16. 6.1m
17. 4m
18. 3m
19. 1.5m
20. 1.5m
Div 2
1. 15.8m
2. 15m
3. 15m
4.
5.
6. 11.6m
7. 11m
8. 10m
9. 10m
10. 8.3m
11. 7.5m
12. 6.6m
13. 5.8m
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19. <1m
20.
Div 3
1. 9.9m
2. 9.4m
3.
4.
Div 5
1. 4.2m
2. 4m
Div 1
1. 29.1m
2. 27.6m
3. 26m
4. 24.5m
5. 23m
6. 21.5m
7. 19.9m
8. 18.4m
9. 16.8m
10. 15.3m
11. 13.8m
12. 12.2m
13. 10.7m
14. 9.5m
15. 7.6m
16. 6.1m
17. 4m
18. 3m
19. 1.5m
20. 1.5m
Div 2
1. 15.8m
2. 15m
3. 15m
4.
5.
6. 11.6m
7. 11m
8. 10m
9. 10m
10. 8.3m
11. 7.5m
12. 6.6m
13. 5.8m
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19. <1m
20.
Div 3
1. 9.9m
2. 9.4m
3.
4.
Div 5
1. 4.2m
2. 4m
So here are the two proposals. There are 37 managers in the league so vote below/on SM:
- Ban all loans entirely. (Yes/No)
It’s extremely tough being in this world if you’re a relatively new manager. You have to look for gems on the transfer market which are rare. Makes it so hard to search for players when loads are on loan. It’s not a fair system either. I like the challenge of the world but not sure it’s worth the time if loans continue. Makes searching for potential new players take soooo much longer.
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Yeah I don’t mind searching for talent but when looking for players you have to click on them to see if they are loaned or not takes way way too long. I think loans should be banned to help clubs see who is available in the game. - No attacking another manager by swearing / hurling abuse at them because they don't get their way. If people have a problem take it to PM' s or swallow it as being a game. (Agree/Disagree)
1. No
2. Agree
2. Agree
1. No
2. Agree
2. Agree