Who is your best player? - Page 2

Bootstoots · 02-04-2005, 05:56

It'd probably have to be this player:

Quote:

quote:Silvio Biler (37746571)
19 years, inadequate form, healthy
A controversial person who is calm and honest.
Has wretched experience and passable leadership abilities.

Nationality: Schweiz
Total Skill Index (TSI): 13 150
Wage: 4 992 US$/week including 20% Bonus
Owner: Yellow Boots
Warnings: 1
Injuries: Healthy

Stamina: excellent Goaltending: disastrous
Playmaking: magnificent Passing: poor
Winger: inadequate Defending: inadequate
Scoring: poor Set Pieces: poor

Career Goals: 4
Career Hattricks: 0
League goals this season: 0
Cup goals this season: 0

He's the furthest ahead of my PM trainees and has the highest skill level of anybody on my team, so he gets the nod. Most of the other trainees aren't far behind him though (he popped to magnificent this week, the first of my trainees to do so).

yndy · 02-04-2005, 07:44

Marin Ilinca [2 accumulated bookings]
TSI = 7 190 , 26 years, inadequate form
Has passable experience and solid leadership abilities

Stamina: excellent Keeper: disastrous
Playmaking: brilliant Passing: poor
Winger: poor Defending: wretched
Scoring: wretched Set Pieces: titanic

It has to be Marin Ilinca, most expensive buy of all times, captain, set pieces guy, future coach and best midfielder.

Plux · 04-04-2005, 10:06

Mine is prolly:
Haddad Salim Al-Sulayman (38846043)
28 years, solid form, healthy
A pleasant guy who is temperamental and upright.
Has inadequate experience and disastrous leadership abilities.

Speciality: Head

Nationality: Nederland
Total Skill Index (TSI): 1 060
Wage: 760 €/week
Owner: Dom Ducks
Warnings: 0
Injuries: Healthy

Stamina: excellent Goaltending: wretched
Playmaking: weak Passing: inadequate
Winger: weak Defending: weak
Scoring: passable Set Pieces: weak

Always in good form and high stamina. Scores plenty (though not top scorer since that's my set pieces man Sjakie Boerkamp), has nice specialty and brings the best experience. Reading this thread it only occurred to me that he might make a good next coach, although I have no experience yet with promoting players to coaches. My current coach has now been working for the club since last October. How long do coaches regularly last? I read somewhere that they generally get decrease in quality the longer they have been appointed?

Dell19 · 04-04-2005, 13:44

He would be a bad coach since he has disastrous leadership. Really the player would need inadequate or higher leadership to make it worthwhile.

Plux · 04-04-2005, 21:15

ah, thnx for that comment

02-04-2005, 07:44	#12
yndy Prince Join Date: May 2003 Location: Romania. Posts: 895	Marin Ilinca [2 accumulated bookings] TSI = 7 190 , 26 years, inadequate form Has passable experience and solid leadership abilities Stamina: excellent Keeper: disastrous Playmaking: brilliant Passing: poor Winger: poor Defending: wretched Scoring: wretched Set Pieces: titanic It has to be Marin Ilinca, most expensive buy of all times, captain, set pieces guy, future coach and best midfielder. __________________ The one and only

04-04-2005, 10:06	#13
Plux King Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 1,214	Mine is prolly: Haddad Salim Al-Sulayman (38846043) 28 years, solid form, healthy A pleasant guy who is temperamental and upright. Has inadequate experience and disastrous leadership abilities. Speciality: Head Nationality: Nederland Total Skill Index (TSI): 1 060 Wage: 760 €/week Owner: Dom Ducks Warnings: 0 Injuries: Healthy Stamina: excellent Goaltending: wretched Playmaking: weak Passing: inadequate Winger: weak Defending: weak Scoring: passable Set Pieces: weak Always in good form and high stamina. Scores plenty (though not top scorer since that's my set pieces man Sjakie Boerkamp), has nice specialty and brings the best experience. Reading this thread it only occurred to me that he might make a good next coach, although I have no experience yet with promoting players to coaches. My current coach has now been working for the club since last October. How long do coaches regularly last? I read somewhere that they generally get decrease in quality the longer they have been appointed?

04-04-2005, 13:44	#14
Dell19 King Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Grantham. Posts: 1,359	He would be a bad coach since he has disastrous leadership. Really the player would need inadequate or higher leadership to make it worthwhile.

04-04-2005, 21:15	#15
Plux King Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 1,214	ah, thnx for that comment