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Here it is reuploaded to Google Drive, now top-3 Russian teams from the 2004-05 season to challenge CSKA 04-05, all with full domestic and Euro kitpacks, automatic GK kits, custom fonts and numbers, correct ball assignments and formations, few new players created with approx FIFA05 stats:
ThanksHere it is reuploaded to Google Drive, now top-3 Russian teams from the 2004-05 season to challenge CSKA 04-05, all with full domestic and Euro kitpacks, automatic GK kits, custom fonts and numbers, correct ball assignments and formations, few new players created with approx FIFA05 stats:
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if it is yellow it is complete.
No, I mean is really Monaco is Munich in Italian
aaah yes. This is the Italian database. In Italy Munich is called Monaco di Baviera. Monaco in short and informal way. This abbreviation can often create problems with Monaco (Principality of Monaco). Monaco in Italy is called Principato di Monaco... Monaco in short XD
I don't think it can be done with CM. I don't edit the audio part, it is permanently disabled by me. I prefer to play while listening to music.
Seems a bit offAlessandro Altobelli new texture
He always had an addict's expression XD
Kiev is in English, but it isn't representing the original pronounciation pretty well.Great stuff!
Not a deal breaker, but I've always wondered why Dynamo Kyiv is spelled as Dynа́mo Kyïv?
Dynamo comes from the athletic society established in the Soviet Union with regional teams in Moscow, Tbilisi, Lelingrad etc; and Kiev (Kyiv) is the name of the city in English.FC Dynamo Kyiv - Wikipedia
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Yeah I know how Russian/Ukrainian works lolKiev is in English, but it isn't representing the original pronounciation pretty well.
In Ukrainian it's Київ. Kyiv is proper romanized transcription, recognized as equivalent, and the preferred translation for the Ukrainians themselves. It is, because Ukrainians use "-iv" as a suffix used for names derived from given names.
For comparison, we have the same in Polish. But we use different suffix - "-ów", so in Polish it's Kijów. I don't know how it works in Russian.
This ï doesn't exist in Russian alphabet. In this case it's use to lengthen "i" into /ːɪ/.
For more: even Wikipedia has an article about it
Kyiv - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
www.uefa.com
This is a question I was looking at days ago. It is transliteration from Cyrillic and Latin script. When I created the first Dynamo Kiev on the English wiki it was written as I wrote. Then you see that they have changed. Even on wiki italia the transliterations often change (currently we use Czech characters, not part of the Italian grammar). I have noticed that there are players created years ago that have a different transliteration than the current wiki pages. I will consider whether to modify ... It is a question of redoing every single team on every language database ... quite a lot of work.Yeah I know how Russian/Ukrainian works lol
All I'm saying is that all the club names are in English, and in English the club is called Dynamo Kyiv, not Dynа́mo Kyïv.
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