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Redicilous.... Admins want a .... quantity of managers??..

I don't see any difference in injuries or cards in my team for the last few seasons. Sometimes I have many cards and injuries, sometimes almost nothing, like at the moment.

I personally think many cards can be explained because of players having to low defender and pace skills (the managers own players and/or the opponents), and tactics that are not to well made so many tackles are needed. Injuries I don't really know, but more tackles also often means more injuries so injuries could probably also be linked to not well made tactics or not enough pace.

Either Staff members do not copy anything, either the different forum is as useless as the official one.

All the best ideas are copied to that forum so the staff members can't be blamed :) What happens next with all the ideas is not up to the staff members.

agreed about injuries and cards. i had red card and injury to my defenders, only had 4, so had to buy 2 new guys in for games. will resell once the others have recovered.
simple as. injuries to trainees are the killer for newcomers i guess.. but its just patience and a bit of luck.

yes,but in fact ,many new users complain about the injury.

Harry Kewell
Alberto Aquilani
Michael Owen
Daniel Agger


Thats 4 players who had their carriers trashed more or less from just 1 club, not talking about that the recent years Gerrard has been injured a lot too...... stop whining about a few weeks :D

it is too offen for lot of guys .....

look position where played players!!!!!!!



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Is 5 week and i had 6 injuries from my 10 training players(14,18,18,21,23,28 day)

injuries is not problem for me, but big mistake engine and lot of red card!!!

20 Sokker minutes is a summery of the total 90 minutes of a match, that's how I look at it. Then most of the red cards managers get aren't that strange anymore.

And maybe you should try some other things with your line-up/tactic if you have that many injuries, could make a difference.

Btw, you had 0 red cards this season, and 3x two yellow cards which made it red cards in just 2 of all 11 official matches you have played this season .... I really don't understand what your problems with red cards is based on.
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no injuries and red cards will make this game boring.
strong team will win every time and weak team with weak financial who just promote to higher division will loose every time.

some times we get many injuries and red cards. some times we get nothing.
so, it is up to us how to anticipate that problems.
and it will be make us more better person.
be cleaver to solve these situation.
injuries and red cards is not the end of the clubs.

have a fun to play and be a cleaver man. that's is my idea.

Exactly :)

Exactly... the only place where red cards are a bit high is at highest lvl (CC+WC)

true. semi final of cup i had no chance, but my opponent had 2 defenders sent off, so i brought it to injury time. scored in the 90th min to make it a draw.
lost 5-4 in the end, due to trainees playing who had poor stamina more than anything...

still an incredible match that i thoroughly enjoyed. been a long time since i was actually celebrating somewhat at scoring a goal in this game :)

of course not，
i think they just feel too many hard injured.

i think they just feel too many hard injured.

yes, and my idea or solution for them who feel like that is:

Be cleaver to solve these situation.

deal with the engine. because the engine also provide many solution for us.
but we do not realize it. or maybe we do, but not have plenty of time to find it.
so, we only like to complain it. because complain is the easy way and not take much time to think.

make better tactis and you get very few injuries. iy you have tactics where players dont have options who to pass to, they get tackled, more tackles on your players = more injuries

not only tackles make injured,
sometime you can find the player gets injured when he is passing the ball,but nobody touch him...
so ,imo ,more get the ball=more injuries