Kazuki Ito, is this you?
AMADOR - Everyone's football
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fmicablues7
Premiership
- 15 July 2013
Well, look at my profile picture
@fmicablues7
I had this one about a week or so ago before we had the team names in. A 20 minute match and I was Region 7!
and this one. a 15 minute game where the computer got 4 yellows!
https://imgur.com/SLrjB2A
I had this one about a week or so ago before we had the team names in. A 20 minute match and I was Region 7!
and this one. a 15 minute game where the computer got 4 yellows!
https://imgur.com/SLrjB2A
Yesterday I was playing a cup in PES 6 firebird patch, as Portugal. Group stage was rather smooth, with even a 5-0 win against Ecuador. After that, I had Brasil and I was happy, because I wanted to see how much of a challenge I would get in a 20 mins match, 5 stars dificulty.
Brasil was playing a rather direct game, predictable, but still getting more possession. I managed to score against the flow of the match, and I dominated possession from there. Brasil had the occasional run on goal, but not enough to scare me, though they did score on a ball loss by Ricardo Carvalho, at the edge of the box.
The great thing, 5 mins later, penalty and red card for brasilian Gk. My first thought was "This! This NEVER happens in newest versions!!". Ronaldo missed the penalty and the match got tighter. I scored again and thought the match was over. My mistake, Brasil got two goals to finish 2-3... So... yeah, it´s hard enough for me...
Brasil was playing a rather direct game, predictable, but still getting more possession. I managed to score against the flow of the match, and I dominated possession from there. Brasil had the occasional run on goal, but not enough to scare me, though they did score on a ball loss by Ricardo Carvalho, at the edge of the box.
The great thing, 5 mins later, penalty and red card for brasilian Gk. My first thought was "This! This NEVER happens in newest versions!!". Ronaldo missed the penalty and the match got tighter. I scored again and thought the match was over. My mistake, Brasil got two goals to finish 2-3... So... yeah, it´s hard enough for me...
Demo Teams (Part 9)
Team: East Anglia
Country: England
Honours English Champions (2001,2006)
East Anglia have high hopes for young keeper Demarai Heffernan. At just 23 he is already among the top tier of keepers in the Western Federation. At 198cm he commands his box well and adds a good leap to increase his size advantage even more. With good agility and sound defence he is a trustworthy presence between the sticks.
Jay Liddle will play DM for East Anglia this season though is just as effective pushing forward as well, with the ability to go past a player a complement to his short passing game. With his good technique and more than average speed you won’t see him get caught in possession often either. Liddle will keep the team ticking over at worst and drive them on at best.
Experienced Anton Wrathall will lead the attack. Not the quickest or indeed the strongest, but he is nimble, more than competent in the air and has good shooting technique and accuracy. He will look to feed off scraps if necessary but will hope for better with the likes of Liddle in the team.
11 years without a title, East Anglia once again will hope this is their year. They will be playing a 4-3-1-2 formation and the feeling is with Liddle in the middle they won’t be playing second fiddle (sorry). The general consensus though tis hat while they may be able to put in a challenge, ultimately it will fall short. Can they prove everyone wrong?
Team: East Anglia
Country: England
Honours English Champions (2001,2006)
East Anglia have high hopes for young keeper Demarai Heffernan. At just 23 he is already among the top tier of keepers in the Western Federation. At 198cm he commands his box well and adds a good leap to increase his size advantage even more. With good agility and sound defence he is a trustworthy presence between the sticks.
Jay Liddle will play DM for East Anglia this season though is just as effective pushing forward as well, with the ability to go past a player a complement to his short passing game. With his good technique and more than average speed you won’t see him get caught in possession often either. Liddle will keep the team ticking over at worst and drive them on at best.
Experienced Anton Wrathall will lead the attack. Not the quickest or indeed the strongest, but he is nimble, more than competent in the air and has good shooting technique and accuracy. He will look to feed off scraps if necessary but will hope for better with the likes of Liddle in the team.
11 years without a title, East Anglia once again will hope this is their year. They will be playing a 4-3-1-2 formation and the feeling is with Liddle in the middle they won’t be playing second fiddle (sorry). The general consensus though tis hat while they may be able to put in a challenge, ultimately it will fall short. Can they prove everyone wrong?
sniglet
League 1
- 6 August 2007
Glad to see my East Anglia have a top keeper, I'm going to need him.
11 years without a title?! That shall be remedied ...
I thought it did too but it doesn't, there has to be a random number in there somewhere, I'm convinced of it. Sometimes it's the same but often it's higher or lower by 20-50. I'll load it up later and start 2/3 ML's and take a screenshot of the top salary guy so you can see. I'll start with same team, same options each time.
Demo Teams (Part 10)
Team: Borders
Country: Scotland
Honours: Scottish Champions (2007,2008,2016)
Robbie Lyon is one of those midfielder’s that’s likely to go under the radar unless you’re a Border’s fan. A tireless box-to-box worker, ok at everything, puts the team before himself and with a captain’s mentality, which is why he is exactly that. A firm fan favourite he’ll fight to the last for his team.
With not a lot of other standout quality in the side it’s lucky they have front man James Wylie. He has all the attributes to be a top striker in the Scottish League if he can get the service and he might need to be right at the top of his game to make the most of what might be limited opportunities created for him. However he is more than capable of taking on and beating a player himself, so if he has to make his own chances he can.
Borders will play a 4-3-1-2 hoping to stifle opponents and then get the ball to Wylie. They do play with an attacking mentality though so time will tell if it’s enough to get him involved consistently. They seem unlikely to challenge though and a repeat of their 2016 title win would seem doutful.
Team: Borders
Country: Scotland
Honours: Scottish Champions (2007,2008,2016)
Robbie Lyon is one of those midfielder’s that’s likely to go under the radar unless you’re a Border’s fan. A tireless box-to-box worker, ok at everything, puts the team before himself and with a captain’s mentality, which is why he is exactly that. A firm fan favourite he’ll fight to the last for his team.
With not a lot of other standout quality in the side it’s lucky they have front man James Wylie. He has all the attributes to be a top striker in the Scottish League if he can get the service and he might need to be right at the top of his game to make the most of what might be limited opportunities created for him. However he is more than capable of taking on and beating a player himself, so if he has to make his own chances he can.
Borders will play a 4-3-1-2 hoping to stifle opponents and then get the ball to Wylie. They do play with an attacking mentality though so time will tell if it’s enough to get him involved consistently. They seem unlikely to challenge though and a repeat of their 2016 title win would seem doutful.
Just had a 25 minute League match. Borders (me) v Drenthe.
Half time looked like this...
Full time I managed to click off by mistake before taking a screenshot unfortunately!
It ended 1-1. I got two more yellows, one managing to be a second yellow for the man booked in the first half. Drenthe picked up another yellow as well. In the end it was 13 fouls by them and 10 by me! They grabbed an equaliser for it to end 1-1
Half time looked like this...
Full time I managed to click off by mistake before taking a screenshot unfortunately!
It ended 1-1. I got two more yellows, one managing to be a second yellow for the man booked in the first half. Drenthe picked up another yellow as well. In the end it was 13 fouls by them and 10 by me! They grabbed an equaliser for it to end 1-1
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miguelfcp
Premiership
- 27 June 2009
@fmicablues7: The foul count varies a lot, I've seen so far.
Another 30-min match, Flandre-Orientale as CPU. By halftime, they had 9 fouls already. On the second-half, they changed strategy for a more counterattacking one and were much less aggressive on the ball - chose to remain compact as a unit in front of their own box, rather than actively trying to get the ball back -, so the foul count didn't reach the levels I was expecting to see after that first half.
You'll see for yourself(ves) that the number of fouls will vary depending on many factors from your own play style to the opponents', considering also both teams' formations and strategies and how they fit together.
Another 30-min match, Flandre-Orientale as CPU. By halftime, they had 9 fouls already. On the second-half, they changed strategy for a more counterattacking one and were much less aggressive on the ball - chose to remain compact as a unit in front of their own box, rather than actively trying to get the ball back -, so the foul count didn't reach the levels I was expecting to see after that first half.
You'll see for yourself(ves) that the number of fouls will vary depending on many factors from your own play style to the opponents', considering also both teams' formations and strategies and how they fit together.
Goals, shots and saves are great but moments like this give me a buzz too.
On the Abruzzo team write up I wrote this about Walter Libbi
And here in the game I'm playing right now, he summed up that last sentence perfectly.
A great first touch, got it out of his feet and moved it to evade my player before playing a lovely ball out to the wing, tempting my full back in to try to intercept it and leaving the winger wide open to get in.
On the Abruzzo team write up I wrote this about Walter Libbi
And here in the game I'm playing right now, he summed up that last sentence perfectly.
A great first touch, got it out of his feet and moved it to evade my player before playing a lovely ball out to the wing, tempting my full back in to try to intercept it and leaving the winger wide open to get in.
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miguelfcp
Premiership
- 27 June 2009
@jihado86: We haven't thought about adboards yet, we're still on the process of imagining Amador's "official" logo - which would be interesting to have on our adboards. Anyway, keep an eye both here and on our editor recruitment thread https://www.evo-web.co.uk/threads/amador-we-want-you.79365/, when we figure out that vision we're looking for for our adboards we'll let you know.
@miguelfcp I just had that exact thought about that logo from yesterday on an adboard
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@mattmid @miguelfcp
Maybe a variation of ads having the logo, the slogan and maybe this forum's logo since it's the home of this idea
Maybe a variation of ads having the logo, the slogan and maybe this forum's logo since it's the home of this idea
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miguelfcp
Premiership
- 27 June 2009
@miguelfcp Sounds great to me
Demo Teams (Part 11)
Team: Antrim
Country: Northern Ireland
Honours: (2007,2015,2016)
Antrim will need Attacking Midfielder Steve Glenn to be firing on all cylinders this season. There’s every chance he will be. Good passing and teamwork, with an eye for a goal are what he brings to the team with fairly sounds stats elsewhere to back it up. Antrim can and will rely on him this season.
Anto Halliday will be in Defensive Midfield where, if he has any say in matters, the arms, legs, blood and teeth will be flying, not necessarily in that order. One look at him and you can see it wouldn't be wise to mess with him. To call him average would be unfair and probably unwise. He lacks pace but makes up for it in heart. He lacks great ratings in most things but has great teamwork as you’d expect. At the same time he isn’t weak anywhere either and you wouldn’t want anyone else with you in the trenches of midfield. You wouldn’t want to meet him in a dark alley either, come to that.
Up front the pick of two decent striker’s is Marty Harvey. At this level he’s a very dangerous player to allow a shot on goal. He's good across the board with his marksmanship. If possible show him onto his right because that leg is only for standing on. He’ll use the outside of his left rather than swing his right foot. Whatever you do though, don't give him room.
Antrim have had a good time of it of late in the All Ireland League, winning twice in the last three seasons. Will they be up there again this season? They have some quality in their side and if they can perform at the top of their game that will give them half a chance. They’ll be a playing a 4-3-1-2 and with Halliday breaking up play (and limbs) in the middle that might release their ball players to do their stuff.
Team: Antrim
Country: Northern Ireland
Honours: (2007,2015,2016)
Antrim will need Attacking Midfielder Steve Glenn to be firing on all cylinders this season. There’s every chance he will be. Good passing and teamwork, with an eye for a goal are what he brings to the team with fairly sounds stats elsewhere to back it up. Antrim can and will rely on him this season.
Anto Halliday will be in Defensive Midfield where, if he has any say in matters, the arms, legs, blood and teeth will be flying, not necessarily in that order. One look at him and you can see it wouldn't be wise to mess with him. To call him average would be unfair and probably unwise. He lacks pace but makes up for it in heart. He lacks great ratings in most things but has great teamwork as you’d expect. At the same time he isn’t weak anywhere either and you wouldn’t want anyone else with you in the trenches of midfield. You wouldn’t want to meet him in a dark alley either, come to that.
Up front the pick of two decent striker’s is Marty Harvey. At this level he’s a very dangerous player to allow a shot on goal. He's good across the board with his marksmanship. If possible show him onto his right because that leg is only for standing on. He’ll use the outside of his left rather than swing his right foot. Whatever you do though, don't give him room.
Antrim have had a good time of it of late in the All Ireland League, winning twice in the last three seasons. Will they be up there again this season? They have some quality in their side and if they can perform at the top of their game that will give them half a chance. They’ll be a playing a 4-3-1-2 and with Halliday breaking up play (and limbs) in the middle that might release their ball players to do their stuff.
@sniglet Just playing the third game of the season and Borders face East Anglia. East Anglia have opted to play Callam Ring in goal and he's made three great stops at the feet of my strikers in the first half. After one of them I got brought down on the loose ball for a penalty. Which.... I struck wide! East Anglia have picked up two yellow cards, one for the penalty. Wrathall got the goal for the Anglians.
A first half missed penalty and a shot against the bar, but no equaliser for Borders as East Anglia clinch the 1-0 win and also pick up another yellow card!
Meanwhile it's the Man of the Match award to Callam Ring.
Meanwhile pre-game before I make any changes, fatigue is starting to kick in on those players who've played all three matches so far. I also note I'm about to meet bare knuckle fighter Anto Halliday.
Meanwhile it's the Man of the Match award to Callam Ring.
Meanwhile pre-game before I make any changes, fatigue is starting to kick in on those players who've played all three matches so far. I also note I'm about to meet bare knuckle fighter Anto Halliday.
Demo Teams (Part 12)
Team: Connacht
Country: Republic Of Ireland
Honours: All Ireland Champions (2003,2006,2014)
If you like your centre backs to be strong, fit, agile and good in the air then Keiron Canavan will fit the bill nicely. A commanding presence at the heart of the Connacht defence he has teamwork and mentality to match. If need be he will drag the team kicking and screaming back into a game by sheer willpower alone.
Winger Michael Treacy is a tricky customer, he has the skills to beat a player and is more than capable of adding goals to that as well. Also strong for a winger he won’t be getting bullied off the ball. With good passing too you can be sure there’ll be some assists coming from Treacy this season. He is also famous for his 'half a teapot' impression.
On the other wing is Roy Westwood, another with trickery and agility that can find him past an opponent before he’s had time to shove him into the stands. His excellent shot technique should see a few opportune shots at goal flying in from him as well. Whether they’ll go in is a moot point. Like much of this Connnacht team he also has good teamwork.
Connacht plays an attacking in your face 4-3-3. With strength and height at centre back they should deal with set pieces fairly well and with two wingers flying at the full backs Connacht games could be entertaining one’s. Will they have enough to win the tough All Ireland championship? That we’ll have to wait and see.
Team: Connacht
Country: Republic Of Ireland
Honours: All Ireland Champions (2003,2006,2014)
If you like your centre backs to be strong, fit, agile and good in the air then Keiron Canavan will fit the bill nicely. A commanding presence at the heart of the Connacht defence he has teamwork and mentality to match. If need be he will drag the team kicking and screaming back into a game by sheer willpower alone.
Winger Michael Treacy is a tricky customer, he has the skills to beat a player and is more than capable of adding goals to that as well. Also strong for a winger he won’t be getting bullied off the ball. With good passing too you can be sure there’ll be some assists coming from Treacy this season. He is also famous for his 'half a teapot' impression.
On the other wing is Roy Westwood, another with trickery and agility that can find him past an opponent before he’s had time to shove him into the stands. His excellent shot technique should see a few opportune shots at goal flying in from him as well. Whether they’ll go in is a moot point. Like much of this Connnacht team he also has good teamwork.
Connacht plays an attacking in your face 4-3-3. With strength and height at centre back they should deal with set pieces fairly well and with two wingers flying at the full backs Connacht games could be entertaining one’s. Will they have enough to win the tough All Ireland championship? That we’ll have to wait and see.
We conclude the Demo teams round up with
Demo Teams (Part 13)
Team: Clywd
Country: Wales
Honours: Welsh Champions (2003,2006)
Curtis Craven will be operating at DM for Clywd this season. With an eye for a pass, good technique, good strength and shooting stats that most forwards would envy he could be quite a weapon for the Welsh side. Decent in the air as well he has everything he needs to be among the star defensive midfielders operating in the Welsh League and indeed in the Western Federation as a whole.
Attacking Midfielder Nathan Martin is another one to watch out for. With good technique, decent all round passing and agility he will surely be handful for defenders as he looks to prod and probe to find his forwards.
Up front in a two will be Ioan Breeze. Breeze’s main asset is his great heading ability. However there is a problem there. He’s only 171cm and doesn’t get off the ground well, so they’ll probably have to be diving headers. His shooting is average for the Western Federation strikers and his pace is decent and with his agility leads to him being quite lively around loose balls in the box. If the likes of Martin and Craven can get him in good positions he could have a decent season
Clywd will be playing 4-2-2-2 and Martin will be on most of the set plays. They probably won’t be challenging for honours this season but could surprise people if everything were to click. A lot will depend on the form of Craven and Martin who are the creative force in the side.
Side note: Due to the original import csv function on the editor, which was custom built by Juce for someone, they wanted different nationalities and one of them was Bosnia which Wales was amended to on import, which is why the Welsh players show as Bosnian (but they do show in Wales squad in the game)
Demo Teams (Part 13)
Team: Clywd
Country: Wales
Honours: Welsh Champions (2003,2006)
Curtis Craven will be operating at DM for Clywd this season. With an eye for a pass, good technique, good strength and shooting stats that most forwards would envy he could be quite a weapon for the Welsh side. Decent in the air as well he has everything he needs to be among the star defensive midfielders operating in the Welsh League and indeed in the Western Federation as a whole.
Attacking Midfielder Nathan Martin is another one to watch out for. With good technique, decent all round passing and agility he will surely be handful for defenders as he looks to prod and probe to find his forwards.
Up front in a two will be Ioan Breeze. Breeze’s main asset is his great heading ability. However there is a problem there. He’s only 171cm and doesn’t get off the ground well, so they’ll probably have to be diving headers. His shooting is average for the Western Federation strikers and his pace is decent and with his agility leads to him being quite lively around loose balls in the box. If the likes of Martin and Craven can get him in good positions he could have a decent season
Clywd will be playing 4-2-2-2 and Martin will be on most of the set plays. They probably won’t be challenging for honours this season but could surprise people if everything were to click. A lot will depend on the form of Craven and Martin who are the creative force in the side.
Side note: Due to the original import csv function on the editor, which was custom built by Juce for someone, they wanted different nationalities and one of them was Bosnia which Wales was amended to on import, which is why the Welsh players show as Bosnian (but they do show in Wales squad in the game)
sniglet
League 1
- 6 August 2007
Well done the lads! Ref did you a favour, 16 fouls and no cards.
Should have the England emblems done tomorrow - hard parts almost over.