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Rainbow League injuries DONE

Muppet from Essex places an order on website, in the notes it reads:

"For collection by customer. If out please leave in garage"

What a fool

What were the European midweek game results?

Being done now Twist

Cool thanks Nick

Hello.

Andy Carroll is such a wasteman. Other morning was hilarious on twitter.
#ThingsYouCouldSwapAndyCarrollFor started trending and some of the stuff was so funny.

'a team of Emile Heskeys'
'a duplicate Andy Carroll Panini sticker'



I laughed at the: 'Wouldnt swap Monopoly money for him'

Domestic Cup this week. Draws are:

Viva's Cup
Roma v Juventus
Valencia v Leverkusen

Byes:
Everton
Schalke

Hero's Cup
Porto vs Malaga
Spurs vs Fiorentina

Byes
Lazio & Madrid

Nick's Cup
Liverpool v Arsenal
PSG v Lyon
Byes: Benfica & Villarreal

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Same style tactics are last season - starting XI and max 10 bullets points, no subs.

Details on Injuries to be confirmed

Your side must contain 3 domestic players and 3 x U21 - U21 = born on or after 1st January 1991

Domestic = eligible to play for the national team of the country where your team is based.


Tactics in Wednesday, votes on Thursday, additional injury drawn Thursday

European results were posted on Friday. Can also be seen here:

https://www.606v2.com/t22115-voting-page#901817

https://www.606v2.com/t22113-voting-page#901850

Wanted: 1 portuguese player for cup game.
Available cash to buy him: none
Available players to trade for him: any of the really pants ones that fill my squad purely to soak up injuries.

I have Porto in the cup

Nobody give Hero a portuguese player lolol

Your side must contain 3 domestic players and 3 x U21

Can be the same players i.e. Lyon could have 3 U21 Frenchies and that would fulfil both conditions

Hero, I have Jose Bosingwa. I want Giorgio Chiellini tho lololol

I have no Portugueezers, but have an U21 African who is willing to accept money to naturalise.

there are 2 roma's

one in nick's league and one in viva's league in the cup draw

?

No theres not

BigFellasAfro wrote:No theres not

well you have edited it now

I don't get it. I just posted and deleted it, when I re-read your post a bit more Afro but I am still confused.

Are you saying that even if you're U21/home grown player is listed as injured today, you can still include them for the midweek domestic game?

Afro, any chance of a responce on an offer I left you LAST WEEK

footballcrazy wrote:

BigFellasAfro wrote:No theres not

well you have edited it now

I know


Twist - we have given this plenty of thought. We wanted to make it that managers had to give some thought to whether to select players or rest them for the cup, so we have brought in the injuries rule, the same as for Europe.

However, we also realised that this had an impact on the U21 and Domestic rule, and we didn't want to make it that you had to hold 6 of each type.

Therefore, we are saying that, for example the U21s, you must have 3 U21 players in either the starting XI or your official injuries. The same applies to Domestics.

Therefore, there is no requirement to own more U21s/Domestics

TwisT wrote:I don't get it. I just posted and deleted it, when I re-read your post a bit more Afro but I am still confused.

Are you saying that even if you're U21/home grown player is listed as injured today, you can still include them for the midweek domestic game?

U21 Homegrown - if injured they cannot play, but can still count towards the condition. Not perfect, but the best solution in order that you do not need to go shopping

hi ho morning veryone, just looked thru a lot of old ps and and saw nigel de jong is untouchable why?

Right so for instance:

Homegrown: Guiata, Catala, Gabi
U21: Rodwell, Kovacic, Oliviera

So if Rodwell and Catala get injured, that is still part of my "3", so I only need to use 2 U21/Homegrown in my line-up.

I see a problem with this - you are going to be praying that your U21's are injured. That means you can play what is more or less your first 11, rather than one that is catered to use U21's for instance.

For example, say Kovacic and Oliveira are injured for me this week. I can list them as U-21 injured, meaning I only need to play Rodwell to get the quota. In there place I would put Pjanic and Barrios (two players I would not be able to play because I would have had to omit them to fit in Kovacic and Oliveira). And IMO....

Pjanic>Kovacic
Barrios>Oliveira

So you could say I am at a distict advantage. Just using my squad as an example, but I am sure it is the same (and worse) for the otehr teams.

TwisT wrote:Right so for instance:

Homegrown: Guiata, Catala, Gabi
U21: Rodwell, Kovacic, Oliviera

So if Rodwell and Catala get injured, that is still part of my "3", so I only need to use 2 U21/Homegrown in my line-up.

I see a problem with this - you are going to be praying that your U21's are injured. That means you can play what is more or less your first 11, rather than one that is catered to use U21's for instance.

For example, say Kovacic and Oliveira are injured for me this week. I can list them as U-21 injured, meaning I only need to play Rodwell to get the quota. In there place I would put Pjanic and Barrios (two players I would not be able to play because I would have had to omit them to fit in Kovacic and Oliveira). And IMO....

Pjanic>Kovacic
Barrios>Oliveira

So you could say I am at a distict advantage. Just using my squad as an example, but I am sure it is the same (and worse) for the otehr teams.

Correct Twist and we realise the flaw, but the alternatives were

1) have no injuries at all meaning that there was no reason for any teams to not play their strongest XI and removing any requirement to have to think about whether you rest players or not
2) have it that you must include 3xU21/Homegrown in your starting XI, meaning that it is possible that clubs could need to have 6/7 U21s, for example, in order to cover the possibility that you get 3 of them injured in one week.

There is no perfect solution - we decided that the chosen one was the best one of the three and came down more to random draws than the other two - lesser of all evils

If someone can come up with a better way of doing it then we are open to suggestions - two requirements: 1) injuries included to make managers have to think and use their squad; and 2) no need to have to go out and buy more U21/homegrown

The only other alternative is that with the injuries, any injuries to U21s is league game only, whilst all other injuries are for both. Could be a nightmare to track though

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Guarin on his way to Inter

http://www.football-italia.net/node/15188

1) have no injuries at all meaning that there was no reason for any teams to not play their strongest XI and removing any requirement to have to think about whether you rest players or not

But that is wrong. You would have to cater for the U21's/Homegrown as my example above shows. It would no way look like you're normal first 11. Hence why Mac is now going out to try and find portogeuse players because he didn't have 3 to start with.

I really do think you had the best way beforehand. No injuries, and you need 3 homegrown and 3 U-21's. At the start of the season you should have made sure you could meet these requirements (without injuries getting in the way).

Mac has already admitted he only has portogeuse players to soak up injuries. If he had his sub-standard portogeuse players injured, he could play his top quality stars. Rather than the old way in which he HAD to field 3 portogeuse players.

Not having a go at you Mac, but I think your team is the best example.

I think the old way was the best way, and better tactically. The new way is just a game of chance (your crapola U21/Homegrown players injured??? Oh goody I can play my first 11 in their place)

AHHHH I give up`

How about:

Your injuries drawn on Monday do not count for cup games and you have to play 3 U21s/3 Homes grown as you state.

And you get 1 extra injury drawn from the cup starting XI for the following weeks league game.

This then follows what you say above, and also adds in the additional variable of whether you risk/rest players if you want them to play in the league game.


This feels like the right solution?

BigFellasAfro wrote:How about:

Your injuries drawn on Monday do not count for cup games and you have to play 3 U21s/3 Homes grown as you state.

And you get 1 extra injury drawn from the cup starting XI for the following weeks league game.

This then follows what you say above, and also adds in the additional variable of whether you risk/rest players if you want them to play in the league game.


This feels like the right solution?

I think that is much better. You have to have 3 U21's/homegrown in your line-up and that extra injury could affect any of the 11 that start for that cup game.

The better way have injuries drawn on a Wednesday night or Thursday, when there is a cup game. Or the runners make sure that U21/homegrown's are not able to get injuries when drawn on Monday.

As long as the usual requirements remain (you need 3 U-21's/Home grown in your cup FIRST 11), I am fine with how you do the rest of it.

TwisT wrote:

1) have no injuries at all meaning that there was no reason for any teams to not play their strongest XI and removing any requirement to have to think about whether you rest players or not

But that is wrong. You would have to cater for the U21's/Homegrown as my example above shows. It would no way look like you're normal first 11. Hence why Mac is now going out to try and find portogeuse players because he didn't have 3 to start with.

I really do think you had the best way beforehand. No injuries, and you need 3 homegrown and 3 U-21's. At the start of the season you should have made sure you could meet these requirements (without injuries getting in the way).

Mac has already admitted he only has portogeuse players to soak up injuries. If he had his sub-standard portogeuse players injured, he could play his top quality stars. Rather than the old way in which he HAD to field 3 portogeuse players.

Not having a go at you Mac, but I think your team is the best example.

I think the old way was the best way, and better tactically. The new way is just a game of chance (your crapola U21/Homegrown players injured??? Oh goody I can play my first 11 in their place)

I'm happily sticking out the weakest team possible btw, I made an effort last season to bring in Portuguese players and got thumped by Spurs so with my sponsorship deal not being affected by the cup I'm not fussed.

I will get the okay from the runners on admin, but I think that works best.

Thanks for the help Twist. Always good to get an extra mind to to think about these things.

No problem Afro

Macclads wrote:I'm happily sticking out the weakest team possible btw, I made an effort last season to bring in Portuguese players and got thumped by Spurs so with my sponsorship deal not being affected by the cup I'm not fussed.

Me too. And not going to risk an injury to one of my stars with the Porto league game this week

I'm going out to win the cup in that case, with the two big boys letting it slide...

I need to improve my U21's but my Italian players are pretty ok.

Yay! Everton advance to the semi finals...

Anyone want to beat my Lawyers offer of £9M for Juanfran?

Anyone here think Arsenal are a "Dirty" team??

Well Wilshere looks like he could do with a proper wash.

OK Viva. Dirty as in fouling gits. When it doesnt go their way do the act out etc

No worse than anyone else I don't think. But Wenger most certainly does act up if it isn't going his way.

No worse than anyone else I don't think.

I think there one of the worst in the league. Cards wise they must be in the top 5 really.
Just discussing with an Arsenal fan and my point was when things arent going their way the get dirty.

I reckon they get a bit tetchy, but not like they used to when they had more dirty buggers. Some of that has to come from the way they see their manager react to things too.

They aren't too bad according to the fair play league though, top 5, even.

http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/matchday/fair-play.html

Ahh interesting

This season they have been a bit naughty I think third most cards in the league but generally and the past few seasons they are one of the lowest teams with cards.

I've seen Rooney,Nani, Scholes, Giggs, Evra from our side that behave poorly when things don't go our way I don't think you can stick just one one side.