Man Its Hard Starting Out New

[Sting2002]

Ive Just had to start out new on my Footie side after my computer went wrong and i couldnt get on for a month and a bit, and my side went under i was so bitterly disappointed as a had worked hard to get some good players in my side and get them up to div 3 my team was Mablethorpe FC then, my new team is Dynamo Hill and i cant believe how much : you start off with i didnt even start off with a better than a 2 in keeping it was diabolical heres to the long long run back to where my former side was... .

 

[chris boston]

I had a 2 ball "keeper" when I started too. Times are different now from nearly 2½ years ago... I'd suggest training youths. They'll be about the same standard as most of your first team, but they'll train quicker and have more time left in their careers. Also, concentrate on speed and stamina early on, as well as their other stats like shooting etc. An all-rounded player is better than a player with 5 tackling and not much else... unless they're a goalkeeper.

http://www.fab.dial.pipex.com/mz/

Check that site out, too. Useful resources like stadium ratios etc.

 

[michaelowe]

Yeah agree with that! need to go for youths from the start. As for a keeper, if u sell most of the poor starting players for a couple of K each, added to a little of the starting money (most should go on stadium), you can sign a 5 or 6 ball keeper pretty cheap on the market as a short term solution. If he's maxed it doesn't matter as don't need a better one than that till Div3 anyway

 

[Medz]

You can have an 18 year old 6 ball keeper off me

 

[moneybags]

Look on the bright side - it's much cheaper to buy mid-range players these days (just sold a 5 ball keeper for 12k!). Not like the good old days when I used to play you in div 3!