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Jair remembrance Edition
>>68866758
>>68866765
Nice.
The future is now
1st for the 1st
>>68866779
>Peter Gabriel
Gets me every time.
>>68866758 →
>>68866765 →
but only 258 goals?
How the fuck am I supposed to sign 16-year olds from yurop now
>>68866924
you go 100% domestic of course
>>68866924
Do it like the Germans and Spaniard by having at least 65% local talent in your club.
>>68866907
doesn't show his assists though
also that's league goals only
this is the only right way to do things
>>68867026
Is there a reason Italian teams in this game have so many god dam players? Just took the Inter job and they have enough people for 3 teams just on the senior squad and enough for another 3 on the under 20's and 18's.
>>68867288
They do in real life too
>>68867319
It triggers the shit out of me having this many players when I'll never be able to give them all the playing time they want.
>wake up
>turn on the news
>see Farage grinning like a maniac
fuck
at least in FM16 I can pretend Britain's future wasn't sunk by misinformation, fear-mongering and xenophobia.
>you are not going to recognise England in 10 years
>let us kick out another immigrant or two
it was nice knowing you lads
GSTQ!
>>68867498
Nige lad I'm so sad
pretty sure most of my family voted leave, bunch of wasters
could he become the next big thing?
>>68867494
Maybe the current government should do things that would get people to vote to stay in the EU then.
the meme magic is real
the disintegration of EU has begun
trump will become POTUS
every european country is tightening immigration laws
/pol/ wonderland is imminent
>>68867515
I know my mum voted in and my dad out. Not sure beyond that
>>68867548
Current government is gone now. We're getting a new PM
>>68867548
if things are going to shit, people will pick the unknown shit over the known shit
the thing is, no one knows whether the unknown shit is better or worse than the known shit
>>68867562
Ah. So what are the arguments for and against staying with the EU? Pretty sure the ones for leaving are muh immigrants.
>>68867583
Ones for leaving were all much immigration and muh taking back control without any idea what would happen, especially with the economy
>>68867600
So the people for staying are don't want to leave because they don't know what will happen if they leave?
>>68867618
people were for staying because it was the economically sensible thing to do (as you can see the pound is immediately going into JUST mode) and a close vote ending with staying would've strengthened UK stances within the EU
people were for leaving because muh immigrants even though the areas most heavily in favor of leaving were barely affected by intra-EU migration
though in reality it was all about the memes and at the end of the day the leave meme was just danker
>>68867661
>though in reality it was all about the memes and at the end of the day the leave meme was just danker
this will go in the history books
schoolchildren will be taught this in 30 years
>>68867618
Voting leave left us in a more stable position financially, a better position in regards to trade deals and able to be involved in major European decisions
Right now we're bender trying to make his own thing.
>>68867661
>people were for staying because it was the economically sensible thing to do
Makes sense. But it seems like the EU is way to bloated and should be stripped down to trade agreements and maybe mutual defense.
>>68867725
>>68867618
*voting remain!
Typo, got leave on the mind
>>68867705
>schoolchildren will be taught this in 30 years
>"Billy, in the EU Referendum of 2016, which meme was danker?"
>"the Leave meme, sir. We really socked it to those foreigners!"
>"correct Billy, one gold star for you, and a bonus Nigel Farage sticker for your enthusiasm."
>>68867734
There is all the chance of a collapse of the EU with parties in France and Holland wanting referendums now
>>68867705
2010s - the decade of meme warfare
Fucking mongloid british cunts
>>68867764
Good. EU as a whole just seems like a nonviolent way for the Germans to try and take over Europe.
>>68867919
hey, only 52% of us are mongoloid cunts
>England votes to leave EU
>Scottish government holds another referendum to break away so they can join EU
>They vote to stay with the England again
>all of these Bremainers
>>68867919
hello mr. juncker
We are living in the most peaceful and prosperous time in the human history right now. But sometimes a gift is also a curse and that peace and prosperity actually leads to complacency from what I see.
And then we have to start all over again.
I really hope that won't happen though. This is a rare instance in which I wish that I was wrong.
>>68868112
>most peaceful
>Syria being bombed with peace
And I became Mango 3.0.
Enough with this political and philosophical bullshit and post your most beloved regens.
>>68868122
I could argue that as bad as it is in Syria right now at least the amount of conflicts in the world is a whole lot less right now.
But I won't get dragged to a debate so no.
>>68868112
but don't you get it? the historically high lfpr is a clear sign that the working class has been left behind and forgotten by the elites, the historicall good healthcare, education and cheap goods are cutting the poor adrift, it's all a conspiracy bu eu elites who operate like a shady cabal despite making information about how it operates easily accessible online
Based James.
>>68868112
EU's effect on european peace is overstated. whatever the result will be from this, it won't be war, no western european country has or has had any reason to go to war against their neighbors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WB9_sf6oV1o
And as usual, based Mamadou.
His latest season are marked by injuries so he could only play 15 games. Still managed to secure a topscorer awards with 21 goals though.
Bank Sumsel captain.
An unsporting giant (for Indonesian standard) who keeps on scoring.
>tfw Brexit is making my trip to Europe cheaper by the minute
see you Sunday morning, London.
fuck yes, there's been a distinct lack of regenposting recently
unfortunately I don't keep pics of old regens though
My brave Scottish lad.
>>68868234
Nothing changes in Indonesia though.
Getting a visa for UK has always been a bitch.
>>68868112
>We are living in the most peaceful and prosperous time in the human history right now
EU can't take any credit for that.
Jim "Solid 12" Gordon of New Jersey.
A pretty good super sub.
Our midfield dynamo, Agustin Martinez!
>>68868295
He can't be a sub when he's at the hospital
My very own le cut inside man, Gerardo Juarez.
The free kick specialist.
>>68868328
And he's also not a big guy.
>>68868331
>AML
>preferred foot left
>crossing 19
that's no le cut inside man
My main striker...
I don't even know why he's my main striker though. Could be that speed I don't know.
>>68868355
Don't rain on my parade please.
>>68867600
>immigration
You must be shitting me, that's some hardcore disinformation. We're the ones controlling Britbong immigration due to the Treaty of Le Touquet. France was (and still is) parking people at Calais for "Britannia".
And last but not least, England brave lion, Craig Smith.
>>68868372
Most things both sides said was disinformation. Leave said they'd be an extra £250m a week to spend on hospitals and this morning have come out saying it is bollocks
>>68868385
welcome to democracy in 21th century: where most of the real issues are so complex that 99% of the electorate don't understand them, so the sides have to resort to made-up bullshit to argue their position, and even that is in the unlikely case that they actually know what's going on
that is why so much of the discussion is focused on immigrants for example, in the big picture it's a fairly irrelevant issue but it's easy for everyone to have an opinion on it, unlike on the extremely complex financial issues that actually matter but need years of expertise before you can even form a picture of what's going on
>tfw youngster starts to really come on his own
>tfw almost forgot about this amazing (for Indonesian league standard) local lad
Now this is le cut inside man.
i know this is not the most important question to be made in this moment but will the UK leaving the EU affect work permits and shit?
also FM16 is sale at 17 dollars, will the price get better? I want to buy it
https://vine.co/v/5Bp2TF72MZr
what did he mean by this?
>>68868616
I guess. We won't know until there is some announcement irl.
>>68868619
He tries to kick EU out of the pitch.
>>68868616
>will the UK leaving the EU affect work permits and shit?
nobody knows yet
in any case the negotiations will take a long time, nothing is going to change immediately
>>68868616
And regarding the price I guess this will bet the final sale for 16 since 17 is just right around the corner so yeah get it if you want to wait and see regarding 17 like I do.
Leave will certainly affect SI and Football Manager
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/brexit-sports-interactive-miles-jacobson
>>68868662
but will it fix the match engine?
>>68868702
"no"
>>68868702
Nothing will fix that.
>>68868702
all memes aside, the match engine is the best it has ever been
Aren't you supposed to be working on something Miles?
>>68868794
That's like saying herpes is good because you haven't had an outbreak of it in a while.
Reminder that we are the next to leave.
At that moment I'll finally take the walk over the border. I might aswell learn my german properly this time.
>>68866768
I love the pictures you use as introduction, where can i found more of these ?
>>68868702
It gives a convenient excuse for it not being fixed
>>68868881
save it friend, it's all yours :)
>>68868662
>we sell just shy of 2m games
>fucking 100m € revenue EVERY YEAR for a game development probably costs like 1m€ tops
>but please vote remain because otherwise we're gonna earn marginally less money due to currency fluctuations
based Miles
>>68868881
>>68868881
>>68868881
>>68868908
I like how Miles says he won't try to influence how anyone votes and then proceeds to shill for remaining in the EU.
>>68868881
>>68868960
>How is it affecting SI?
>Well it'll be shit
>You're shilling!
Nah, for once it's fair.
Jesus never seen this before
>>68868832
this vote wouldn't even be close in any other country, especially in such a "european" country like the memetherlands
only brits are delusional enough to vote for leave basically purely because "muh empire". and maybe Hungarians, except we get too much EU gibs to actually go through with something like that.
>>68868900
>>68868947
>>68868977
Kek, Thanks mate ;)
>>68869015
was it my tactics?
>>68868832
>we
Won't leave
>>68869288
>we
thought the same
>>68869404
I actually heard that some people that voted leave for shits and giggles are actually afraid now that this actually happens.
Also doesn't the parliament will eventually decides whether to finalize this or not?
>>68869014
You have no clue how delusional our country is. We've had a similar referendum a couple of months ago and it had a similar outcome. The organizers of that referendum have already said they are going to work on a new one that should get us out. Our culture differs little from the british culture.
>>68869429
Only edgy internet wildersyouth voted on that referendun
So who will be bailing out Spain, Poortugal, Greece again and all the other countries when they inevitably need cash again?
>>68869533
It has always been the Germans.
>>68869543
Yea but one of these days they are going say enough is enough, and England won't be there as the other option to ask for cash.
>>68869559
Then the Germans will crash the union. With no survivors.
>>68869503
But most of Wilders' voters are 50+ which is the biggest agegroup that is allowed to vote. Populism is becoming a huge problem. The thing is that not a single party in the netherlands caters well to the average voter except for the PVV. Politics haven't interested the average folk because they have no idea what politicians actually do and say. So when a person comes by yelling that islam is cancer and that the EU is a corrupt mess with only negative consequences they tend to believe that person because that person speaks the language of the simple folk. The PVV is going to do really well in the coming years, partially thanks to the fearmongering of the VVD..
>>68868488
You don't need a decade of study to realize that any 'negotiations' about leaving is simply going to be the EU making outrageous demands and the UK going along with it because muh muslim immigrants.
>>68868488
This. Democracy is starting to show real flaws right now.
>>68869569
they are a big guy in the EU
>>68869559
England has always been the counterbalance to Germany in the EU, if anything this will give way to more kraut-based retardation within the EU as their relative power is now even greater.
Of course there is no need to panic, I mean when did anything bad happen just because a German chancellor enforced radical rules regarding a significant ethnic minority in all of Europe just to strengthen their own national political status?
Remember guys, le EU was made to avoid le wars, if you don't like the EU then YOU'RE the warmongerer!!!
>>68869569
I would imagine Merkel already has plans to do that. She's probably already planning another Reichstag false flag she can can use to blame on the English and start WW3 over.
>>68869422
Thing is Cameron's gone and the new leader will be a Leave supporter, meaning they'll take us out for sure
>Sign kid who can GOAT up my division now and all divisions in the future
>Find out he's too young to play in the first team, give him game time in the u19s
>This happens in his first game
I'm not angry, just sad
this is only the first of many countries realizing the deeply flawed issues with the EU; trying to co-operate when fundamental national interests are incompatible was not only going to lead to failure...but also to the undermine international relations.
what's hilarious is that the exit is in Britain's best long term economic interests and sustainability, even if there's pain in the short term. it's almost a necessity, picking between the poison now, or the poison later.
>>68869794
Yeah for sure a recession, falling currency, and inflation are GOOD in the long run, it's just in the long run we are all dead. I forgot how great a weak currency is for a primarily service based economy.
>>68869621
It's not the germans who are retarded within the EU, it's the french.
The only reason the EU is this giant behemoth is because of the french.
>>68869761
Wouldn't it be political suicide if the party that's in power just says "Lol nope we're staying"
>>68869001
What are you playing on? Is that an anti-glare screen?
>>68869619
for (E)U
>>68869829
nope, a lot of it is due to germany, why? it's got the most competitive economy and production out of entire europe right now and has had for some time, so the bigger the free trade free capital zone of EU is, the more it benefits, because it can export more and more foreign capital will flow inside it, and its companies will have more room to expand
So, what do you lads do while playing FM? aside from shitposting on /trb/ of course
listen to music? podcasts? put on a movie? tv series? read The Art of War?
Personally, I usually listen to music or put on something like Peep Show or It's Always Sunny
>>68869794
>>68869813
yeah no, and especially as a net importer our currency being weaker is bad
plus considering how reliant we are on financial services this will significantly weakn them here with companies moving stuff to dublin/frankfurt/paris
this is a retarded move economically and only potentially a good move if you thought the eu was simply going to get way worse and more dominant which considering the feelings of us, the french, dutch, danish, poles etc was unlikely
Daily reminder economists for brexit predict this will wipe out our manufacturing entirely and see wages for the poorest fall.
>>68869903
This is /trb/ if you want to discuss non-football manager related topics go to their respective threads/boards
>>68869903
usually I read, either shit on the internet or an ebook, sometimes I listen to music, occasionally tv-series
>>68869925
classic YD
>>68869903
>read the art of war
Biggest memebook there is.
>>68869903
I usually go on Rate Your Music and try to find good records to listen to. Sometimes I listen to Harmontown, because I'm trying to get up to date but I'm still like literally 100 episodes away to this year's episodes.
>>68869955
well it helped me win (and then retain) the Champions League
>>68869957
are you the Argie-anon that has/had a job interview today?
>>68869813
>>68869917
it's a return to where Britain should be, as they are running a trade deficit with the EU. markets will realize that Britain’s external position is unsustainable; Britain is living beyond its means. they don't have much net debt to the rest of the world, but this continued current account deficit builds up foreign debt...leaving Britain with four choices:
>default
>a Greek-level economic depression
>substantial sterling depreciation
>complete political submission to Germany
the first and last options are almost fantasy-world options, especially the German one as that would be done with the expectation of receiving permanent transfers Germany. the Greece option is too fresh in the minds of many to face with any sort of being ok with it happening. that leaves the pound sterling depreciation as the only option. it's going to happen, and Brexit means that it happens on Britain's terms, and not Brussels'. or Berlin's. the sooner Britain rips off that band aid, the better.
>>68869903
currently watching Westerns, otherwise it's listening to neoclassical minimalism or ambient/drone.
>>68868616
I think it'll be cheapest. I'm buying it too
>>68869903
Playing with my boys if I'm not watching the market or finishing work in the other monitors.
>>68869955
this 2bh
same category:
power of now
how to win friends and influence people
48 laws of power
the prince
if someone lists any one of those in their favorite books I mentally categorize that person as pseudocultured trash
>>68869969
Why? Because it made you realise that you were sieging without having 10 times the units of the opponent?
>>68869917
2,000 jobs have already gone from London today
>>68870012
How to win friends is more appliable in modern day than art of war though. >yfw most businessecon classes are still based on the prince
>>68869979
running a trade deficit isn't good or bad
we are nowhere close to a default or a greek like situation, in no small part to having our own central bank and currency and in general having an economy with much stronger foundations, but its mainly the control on monetary policy that's key
basically you are chatting utter shit, the economic shock from leaving the eu does increase the likelihood of a recession and difficult times, none of that was on the cards whilst staying in the eu - there was nothing 'berlin' or 'brussels' were doing that undermined us economically, we are no more sheltered from eurozone troubles outside the eu than we were inside it
>>68870023
yeah i just saw that, feeling kinda glad i didnt go into finance, though theres a lot of chance to make absolute bank right now if youre knowledgable about currency trading
>>68870023
Really? What jobs?
>tfw emigrating to UK no longer an option now
Canada here I come.
>>68870080
>Canada here I come.
Welcome.
>>68869969
unfortunately no
>>68870080
Finance jobs. A company has said they are moving them to Frankfurt or dublin
>>68870098
I'm ready to ditch winger for that.
Australia and NZ is fine too. But Canada sure is on my top list country to emigrate to.
>>68870119
And the shitstorm began.
>>68869979
>Britain is living beyond its means
who isn't apart from germany?
nearly the entire western world is racking up debt because the goverments are using money behind their countries means but nobody can cut budgets because 1: nobody would vote for them 2: because even when they do make cuts people riot, on top of that the level of the people's consumption is based on completely imaginary shit, no one is saving money, most people are in debt.
we're having this huge party right now that has no basis in reality and holy shit is the shock going to be nice when everyone all around realizes mid-party that's it's funded by debt money that's been debted dozen times over to different people with vague promises. at that point everyone realizes that they're all indebted to each other but nobody's going to pay because everyone's debts are bigger than their funds and belongings combined
>bale is set to become a non-EU player which pushes realmad over the la liga limit for non EU-players
kek
>>68870012
I'm quite an intellectual, in addition to reading those excellent books I also watch CGPgrey, scishow and asapscience every day. I also have a wicked sense of humour, Vape Nation represent!
>relationship status: single
>works at: Tesco
>>68869979
>ameridumbs
>>68870200
im an aspiring historian, crash course on youtube is my main source of information
>>68869903
>>68870205
hey, at least they've managed to build a functional federal state
We did it!
>>68870228
>see Adagio
>think it's Alboioni's
>some weird metal band
oh
>>68870228
disgusting
>>68870073
>>68870136
>>68870205
Britain, in the EU or out of it, now has a ridiculously unbalanced economy from spending far too much money brought forward from the future, all because of abnormally low interest rates. and yes, that's a problem faced by many economies. but the massive current-account deficit (literally a record high 7% of GDP) shows that the problem is far worse in Britain than anywhere else. all this British allegiance to the EU is amusing to watch, as the EU has no qualms in ensuring that British economy and the British financial sector would be sacrificed to protect the euro area.
it's a bitter pill to swallow, but the continued rise in British “living standards,” adjusted to underlying productivity growth, has to decline for a time. there needs to be higher interest rates, lower house prices and a weaker currency; not burying heads in the sand and hoping for the best, hoping that the next crash won't be so bad.
>>68870286
It would be under Alboioni on the screen.
>>68870296
You may have the best metal crowds, you don't have the goods when it comes to metal bands.
>>68870228
fucking steve vai that goofball cracks me up
>>68870200
>when you get 'SMASHING' yelled at you 20 times a day
>>68870318
I couldn't agree more with you
we still got some cool shit, like Almafuerte, Hermética and all Ricardo Iorio-related, but more in a lyrical sense, not so much the instrumentals
>>68870332
If you've heard extracts of the upcoming "Modern Primitive", it's indeed full of goofiness. Well considering it was written around the time Passion and Warfare was...
>>68870349
That's why I betray you with Brazil (Angra). Didn't finish my thoughts (barely ever do).
>>68870318
>>68870349
>implying Finland doesn't have the best metal everything
>>68870311
>higher interest rates, lower house prices and a weaker currency
Indonesia have all that plus tons of natural resources and here we are still a 3rd world country.
>>68869957
hey pal you should friend me on RYM
https://rateyourmusic.com/~killaclaire
>>68870384
d-don't laugh at my ratings i'm trying to get it right
>>68870311
>ridiculously unbalanced economy
in some ways yes
>from spending far too much money brought forward from the future
but not from this
>all because of abnormally low interest rates
or this, you think this is all because of low interest? what is normal in your eyes? low interest is an issue but it is idiocy to say borrowing at historically low levels now is a bad idea, it is something the government is not actually doing enough of, as it would help boost growth and debt/gdp is what matters most
> but the massive current-account deficit (literally a record high 7% of GDP)
this is economic illiteracy, there is nothing wrong with a trade deficit, go read a book on trade
>as the EU has no qualms in ensuring that British economy and the British financial sector would be sacrificed to protect the euro area.
uhhh such as?? all evidence points against this and being part of the eu is a huge boost to our financial sector having access to the single market and being anglosphere/commonwealth ties. just look to all the job losses/being shifted already, you're spewing nonsense
>there needs to be higher interest rates
not yet no it will kill growth and create deflation, things you do not want at all
>lower house prices
sure, but our housing problems are 90% a problem of supply and having the most restrictive planning regulations in europe
>a weaker currency
yes the price of goods rising will be very good for us, or wait no, this is nonsense
You are talking a load of bollocks, you seem to have a particularly weird idea about current account deficits which shows utter economic illiteracy. You also seem to have very weird ideas about our economy in general.
>>68870464
dont worry this is a no-bully zone
Never knew this was a brexit discussion thread
>>68870503
How goes save?
>>68870503
Have you never been here? This is an everything thread.
>>68870464
damn buddy good taste in your 5 stars
Thread theme - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU8P0Ufwpl8
>>68870509
I dont want 2 play injury manager 2016 anymore 2bh. Might play if I have nothing else to do
>>68870510
can we talk about something other than politics? like i dunno football.
Or maybe effect of brexit on the EPL
>>68870521
>Injuries
Stop signing injury prone players, get physios and proper fitness coaches, rotate your squad AND RELAY THE GODDAMNED PITCH ALREADY.
It ain't FM15 where you have bazillions "has picked up a knock".
>>68870521
british teams on suicide watch desu, fewer eu players aside from for the elite teams and all the extra money from tv revenue gets wiped out because the pound is weakened
people gradually realise foreign players havent been crowding out good british players, but that british players are just a bit shit
>>68870537
m8 I am the best team in europe, have best physios best fitness coaches, rotate heavily and have a very good pitch.
How the fuck is that supposed to help if they go to some backwater country like USA or canada to play a international match/train and injure themselves
>>68870545
I think best case would be implement some sort of thing where max 10 foreign players or something like that and use pure british players
>>68870553
>the irony in Suriname calling Canada and the US "backwater countries"
>>68870553
>Withdraw from squad
Start all over again.
>>68870545
>but that british players are just a bit shit
Colour me surprised.
>>68870512
thank you kind dude
>>68870563
JOKE
>you
>>68870571
how the fuck do you withdraw them from competitive matches m8. I dont even have a way to make them retire from international matches
>>68869957
ever use lastfm?
>>68870585
You seem overly aggressive.
>>68870585
I purposefully make them play countless U19/Reserves matches.
i cant sell these shitty steam badges anymore, i have a bunch of them, i can get like 4 dollars out of them, its asking for some gay authenticator thing that doesnt work on my old phone REEE
>driving
>"Friends will be friends" comes on the radio
>start singing along
>"so the pound has dropped"
>almost crash while keking
time to get away from politics and potteric drafting and back to studying with FM in the background
>>68870607
i stopped doing it too, you have to authorize every single badge. i dont have time for this.
>rotate squad
when will this meme end
I manage to run all competitions with this squad size
>>68870598
>first team players
>play reserve matches
hollande pls. These are some of my best players.
>>68870607
I have like 3 euro maybe 4 euro worth of trading cards, do I need to authorize to sell them?
>>68870619
>studying with FM in the background
don't you have that reversed, Morzi?
>>68870626
i have 80 cents, i just want to buy titan quest for 1.80
>>68870637
yes, a couple months ago it didnt ask for this gay shit
>>68870360
Do they have the best metal pans?
he just retired
he was insanely promising as a teenager, he had those attributes at the age of 16 but for some reason never improved. all that wasted potential
>>68870521
Can we talk about how calling it EPL is retarded?
>>68870637
Not quite as determined as I thought you were.
>>68870647
I'm not sure about that but they're pretty good
>>68870663
Is this a thing on how it's actually the BPL? Or about how it's not really a "premier" league? Or a thing where it's not even a league at all?
>>68870658
Check his PA. Now that he's dead, it's not cheating. R-right?
>>68870663
is the BPL less retarded? nice shilling for barclays nigel
>>68870664
m8 how would making my best players play for my u19 and reserve squad make them not get called up?
and not get worse
>>68870679
It tires them. Even if they get called they're not as likely to play.
JUST my league form
>>68870639
wish I could
>>68870677
>>68870679
Not BPL either. It has no sponsor this season for a start
No one says GBL or SLL do they?
>>68870696
not content with having the "The FA", need to own the "The Premier League" as well?
you'll be posting with St George's cross before too long
>ask for parent clubs
>one is a Ligue 2 club with no loan options and 40k a season
>the other is a top Saudi club with loan options and 50k a season
Which one should I choose, lads?
Poor Europeans or rich Arabs?
>>68870691
But why would I want to tire them when they have matches to play in the first team???
I literally have 2 first 11's that I use with a match every 3/4 days
Do you want me to play with players under 90% conditioning?
>Implying I didn't fine him anyway
Thanks for recognizing Maribor bought the fucking match asshats.
>>68870586
never really got into it and the new interface is clunky and ugly as a rock so no
>>68870716
It is what the league is called. It is also now the EFL too below it
Son, I am proud.
what countries have the shortest domestic seasons? tired of banging out 40 game long seasons
Hmmm.
>>68870738
Iceland is 22 games plus Cups.
>>68870738
Gibraltar
>>68870724
arabs, every time
>>68870729
o-ok...
>>68870738
Tippeligaen only has 30 game seasons.
>>68870738
Iceland is very short but the scheduling is wank
>>68870753
>>68870754
since ive had quite an extensive gibraltar save in the past, im going to go iceland. thanks lads
>>68870755
Arabs it is.
>>68870760
make a rym profile and so we can be friends and hate eachother for ratings and shit
>>68870760
nice taste
>>68870738
Australia is 27 + a couple of finals matches
>>68870738
out of decent european leagues, germany, portugal and holland. prtugal used to have 30 game seasons I think, but it increased to 34
>>68870384
>>68870464
>https://rateyourmusic.com/~FadingEyes
whew, looks like i have some catching up to do.
Reminder that once we have officially left the EU the Bosman ruling no longer applies.
Bye bye, free GOATs
>>68870896
so in FM2022
why do AI managers love that formation? I see it so often
>>68870910
Well that will be the longest period of time. Plus Miles might make the effort to program Brexit into FM so might just be a case of reaching a certain year in FM17 or at least FM18.
>>68870910
I'd say they could easily implement it in FM2017 to have the rule change kick in in ~2022 but then again this is Miles we're talking about
>>68870934
>Italy
>3 at the back
I don't see your point.
>>68870879
sit one afternoon listen to a goodie and rate the shit out of some records
>>68870910
we'll be dead by then anyway
>>68870943
>but then again this is Miles we're talking about
I'm confused at what you're trying to say here. Hardcoding future events in FM has been going on for years.
Today I start my "Pay Puerto Rico's Debents" challenge. Modded US pyramid, PRFC, over 50 billion in debt. Is there a microcosm of a chance I actually succeed?
>>68870976
Not at all.
>>68870976
Yes.
When the Brexit referendum result is overturned and MF is the President of Republic of Canada.
If you modded britain to be out of the eu and added a foreign player limit like they have in china, would the ai be able to handle it and build his teams accordingly?
>>68871060
The first two or three windows would be hectic due tot he lack of Britbongs, leading to use mediocre players, inability to offload the foreign players because of their wages and probably use of grey players too, but on the very long term, yes the game would be able to handle it.
>>68871060
Itd switch to develop youth
>>68870956
but I don't often see that coupled with a + sign on the midfield
>>68871060
>>68871088
Actually nevermind the first two or three windows, more like the first three or ten years.
>>68871089
UK youth rating is shit, they'd have nothing. The PL would become irrelevant despite having all the money in the world unless they can naturalize all those niggers in Africa from their ex-colonial empire. You'd have to adjust their youth rating in the db so they can get decent regens.
thanks obama
>>68871088
I don't think they're gonna use the grays much, teams in the prem have very big reserves + youth teams and the lower league teams will be mostly brits anyway
>>68871127
Well go ahead and experiment with it.
>tfw important club in the grand scheme of things
>That aerial
>That first touch
>That composure
Those who have SK as their favourite role are just those who are too shit to be a proper keeper apparently. Dunno if I should really, he'd take one of my non-EU spots.
>>68871220
Who's your best Indo talent?
>>68871236
1/?
>>68871236
2/?
Thinking of taking a shit Danish club and trying to make them a European force.
Any suggestions? I know nothing about Danish football apart from that Brondby use to be decent.
>>68871236
3
>>68871236
4/4
>>68871274
How shit do you want? Shit in European terms or shit in Danish terms
>>68871274
It wouldn't be fun if you take the local Bayern. Just take a club which you like the jersey/logo and be done with it. That's how I landed in Slovenia.
>>68871298
shit even in Danish terms. I guess I'm looking for a club with an interesting history or rivalry.
>>68871299
>a club which you like the jersey/logo
Will do this unless there's a good suggestion. I can't manage clubs with shit colours anyway.
No, Bank Sumsel. You are the demon.
And then Bank Sumsel was a zombie.
>>68871332
FC Vestsjælland
>>68871332
If it's the logo that's shit, there's not much you can do. If it's the kit, you could just rice it. It's not cheating. I did the same... before starting the game however.
There's supposed to be a Danish guy around there, perhaps he could "appear" and give you some tips.
>>68870943
He will have to do it anyway at some point so I do expect he will just get on with it. The only reason it may not be in FM17 is that the government will have to decide what to do about EU national workers already in the country and if/how they will qualify for a work permit.
And the FA will probably have to revise their shit for issuing new work permits, they might leave it the same but it seems unlikely since a huge amount of players would not have made it into the PL without their EU passport under the current rules so they'll probably have to soften it up slightly just to compensate for the fact that signing anyone from outside the UK just got 100 times harder.
If we get some clarity on exactly when we will leave the EU and how work permit rules will be changed and what will occur to those EU nationals already based in the UK then I am confident Miles will put that in appropriately but considering Cameron quit but isn't out until October and FM release is typically late October/early November and obviously most of these decisions will be made by Cameron's successor (also Greg Dyke is leaving as head of the FA soon, completely unrelated to the referendum, just coincides but similarly his successor will be the one dealing with FA changes to work permits so again we will have to wait for whoever that is to get their shit straight too which they likely cannot do until the government have sorted out their shit) so realistically there will be almost no clarification by the time FM17 is due to come out.
So chances are 17 will see us hardcoded out of the EU by a rumoured date and the same WP rules we already have applied to everyone or Miles will hold off on putting it in simply because the important decision have not been made by the time 17 is released or will have only been made a handful of weeks in advance.
All of which means 17 may or may not see brexit programmed in but even if it is it won't be done well and literally none of it will be Miles fault.
>>68871361
I did. After a crazy week of crazy work I just want to slip in into some cozy old save that I have.
I'll continue 16 tomorrow.
>>68871361
What's the job?
Can you still shitpost while working?
>>68871361
congrats messi, whats the job
>>68871353
>FC Vestsjælland
they seem to exist in the past tense
