doudou-97310 |
3 month agoIt's a subject that comes up frequently here, often mocked, ironised or snubbed... But I'd like someone to explain it to me.
I'm well aware that a season is made up of disappointments, surprise defeats and so on. But to what end? What's the project? Who can explain it to me?
Matches where you're superior, creating chances (or not) against opponents who are 100x affordable, absent, don't end in a draw... but in defeat and sometimes or often by scoring 0 goals (& even when you try to play for everything, it's worse you concede more despite staying in place defensively)!
My scenarios are always the same.
I simply play without any tactical flourish against an opponent who's supposed to be weaker, exploiting their weaknesses and my qualities, I'll create a chance, maybe score a goal or not, they'll get a red, equalise, and at the end of the game go back in front without forcing it, a ghost club, a weaker club or an absent opposing coach. A repetitive scenario with a few minor changes to the algorithm... Unfavourable.
It's OK if it happens once a season, but in every competition, this season is already very tiring.
My last defeat was in the cup at home, and tonight's IE defeat just adds insult to injury.
There's no point in following your match for 90 minutes, trying things left and right, the opposition absent, even with 10 men, with players physically cooked, will find the resources to go and put the second goal by the force of the Holy Spirit 🙂
Let's hear it...
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mick3829 |
3 month agoI totally agree with you, I've really let go over the last few seasons.
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Tchub |
3 month agobut no, this MDM works perfectly...
Next thing you know, people are going to say "a new subject on MDM".
Nothing changes, the results are random at best... but increasingly laughable.
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Tomasm |
3 month ago
Ancelloti |
3 month ago😂😂😂 interressant la dernière défaite remonte en janvier
#match?mid=6605296
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doudou-97310 |
3 month ago& so much the better, long may it continue, I wish you all the best 😉
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doudou-97310 |
3 month agoDon't let yourself be fooled 🤣
Very strong team, in D3 in their league, I too was hoping for such a series after being relegated from D1 overseas and starting again in D5, Rhône-Alpes, I approach my matches in sweat
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Tomasm |
3 month agoThat's right, I've changed leagues in the meantime. But in this series there is 1 championship win in D1 Normandy. 1 Coupe de Normandie, a round of 8 in the LDC, 1 Coupe de Midi-Pyrénées, and some IE in D1. So it's not all easy games... but I'll grant you that it's simpler.
The aim of my post is to make people aware that not everything is bad.
There are a lot of parameters to take into account. Learn from your mistakes so you don't make the same ones afterwards. Build your team correctly and know how to adapt to your opponent.
That alone will help you progress.
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doudou-97310 |
3 month agoHence the "very strong team" (...) the most complicated thing is not to play against opponents of the same level, or even one level higher, but to face the ghost clubs and worse the ghost clubs that have players from the VF Store, and I would even add the ghost clubs, supposedly weaker, with players from the VF Store or not, while adapting to your opponent. Without being pretentious, I think I've done enough in this game to "build your team properly" and above all "adapt to your opponent"...
Having 150 affiliated matches without defeat is not synonymous with "Progression", especially when your opponents are lower-level friendlies, nor is being in a league below your real level, and it's even less to want to bombard such a non-subjective series and want to give lessons on how to progress. Hi there!
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Rull43 |
3 month agoJust the proof that it all goes to shit 🤣
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Tomasm |
3 month agoI'm sorry if I've offended you. It's not about showing off. I couldn't care less.
But rather to invite you and those who are complaining to see / try something else. Watch the matches of top managers like LR who roll over everything.
The quality of the team inevitably contributes to the results. But that's not the only unknown factor. There are a lot of great managers out there with teams that are weaker on paper, but who are putting in some great performances.
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doudou-97310 |
3 month ago"There are good coaches in this game with weaker teams, you have to adapt & improve, the game is consistent look I have 150 games without defeat, there is good in the game not everything is black".
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Tomasm |
3 month agoIf you look at the XGs, you're taking a big hit. But if you look at the stats when he scores, there's nothing illogical about it. The fact that you don't come back to score is inconsistent, we agree. But when I told you to analyse what went wrong so you don't do the same thing again, that was typically your start to the game 😉
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Tchub |
3 month agoYes, but he's got a 2 in 3 chance of scoring on this one too...
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dudziak |
3 month agoIn any case, Aymeric can change anything, but in the end there will always be those who are unhappy.
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Exoda |
3 month agoI totally agree with you, but it's true that mdm is becoming problematic. I'm open to the idea that such results can exist, but they have to be exceptional. There's no point in building a tactic if, in the end, you can win with 20% possession and just one clear-cut chance in every game.
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