retired_jsammut

No, it's good to play with one's intellectual peers :p

vinnyb

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by r0x0r:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>You can't switch LLM on and off. You either is, or you ain't.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

On the finaly point i'd disagree...

When playing single player, i usualy play LLM, yet in multiplayer games, i'm usualy Arsenal.

While i don't go using other peoples tactics (And was once very offended when a friend asked me if i was using a downloaded supertactic just because it was an odd looking formation, due to a mid-game reshuffle to go much mroe attacking), i do play non LLM games as non LLM games, picking up players i know about (and would expect other premiership managers irl would), and when i play LLM, i play it the LLM way.

It's almost like havign two different games. Is playing Fifa 2003 anti llm?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I totally agree. When a new CM comes out, I try to get to know the game by playing my fav side, Feyenoord. When I get bored with them, I take lower league sides and try to follow the LLM rules..

retired_kjcurnyn

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Merkinstein:
You should be embarrassed playing with 11yo's. :eek:<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Last time i played (football) with him, he was still 10 and i was 17.

Then again, i am good friends with his 17 year old cousin. he was pretty good, even flew up to Manchester for a trial with ManUre, but never made it and now works as some sort of secretary for a legal firm.

And the 11 year old is already beeter than him

retired_mdibrell

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Oliver "sedeath" Finker:
+ the ability of enjoying watching the worst of the worst (I still can't forget the 5 ft tall right winger who dodged the ball instead of going for a header)
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Ah fond memories.. but the Bayern A trainer was not much better than his protegé! Remember all those right footed players playing on the left and the two left leggers playing on the right?

How did that game end up, 5-1?

retired_tinkfaeree

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by alkinear:
Ah fond memories.. but the Bayern A trainer was not much better than his protegé! Remember all those right footed players playing on the left and the two left leggers playing on the right?

How did that game end up, 5-1?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Hehe, indeed, it was 5-1. Very amusing, though. I especially liked it how the fans ignored the single Bayern goal and still always shouted "5-0".

I've still not decided on a crap team to watch next week. Maybe someone else has an idea?

retired_nicolemdalton

I'm frustrated im a lower league manager or indeed i was. I have from 2001 - 2022 got York City from Division 3 relegation candidates to Premiership title favourites in 2019 onwards. The thing is we cant get any more money because the stadium limits 15,000 and the board refuse to expand.How am i spose to reap the rewards of the Champions league with a crap stadium and also we arent a massive club so how can it justify taking away £12 mill for dividends at the end of the season.

retired_sandra

Question number 2,356,754 on the same subject.

retired_drumcook

Apparently Arsene Wenger was asked in a newspaper interview the other day why Arsenal had not made more of an impact in the Champions League and he blamed the stadium expansion bug....

retired_priyaa_00

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Cobbler:
Apparently Arsene Wenger was asked in a newspaper interview the other day why Arsenal had not made more of an impact in the Champions League and he blamed the stadium expansion bug....<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Don't arenal suffer form the excessive aggression bug too