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Thats possible. But thats not so many cards.. I think its only random
Dumbris already answered what is to be belivead to be the nearest to optimal skills...so if you train in that equation you should have highest grades. Assuming you do not put forward in defence etc... And still if you are lucky and hit the best posible ratio...that wouldn't still be seen in the grades, because the grades are to low to detect the difrence between "nearest optimal" and perfect ratio. But more on the subject should know PPM staff 
Your match definetely fits this and other matches I had against weak teams:
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6 yellow cards (mostly for midfielders) when I usually get around one. I played Hurry up and Ball Possession - but normal on aggressiveness. What did you play? I have the feeling some sort of counter-tactics could be involved.
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6 yellow cards (mostly for midfielders) when I usually get around one. I played Hurry up and Ball Possession - but normal on aggressiveness. What did you play? I have the feeling some sort of counter-tactics could be involved.
hurry up as well but with normal setting, no ball posession
There are some thoughts and ideas on the ratios that go from 4-?-?-1 to 4-?-?-2. You are right to say that the grades are at the moment to low and equal to check more closely but that doesn't settle the dispute. There is much to discuss concerning the skills...
Mh, maybe hurry up creates more play situations where players could get booked.
4 or 5 of the six cards the players in my game got came from situations when my team had the ball, which seemed very strange to me.
4 or 5 of the six cards the players in my game got came from situations when my team had the ball, which seemed very strange to me.
I believe that it also depends on whether your opponent is (much) stronger than you
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than you are and that your players need more fouls to stop attacks, even though their orders are to avoid fouls.
than you are and that your players need more fouls to stop attacks, even though their orders are to avoid fouls.
I don't think that's the case here. I play a lot against bot teams and still I get usually the same amount (sometimes more, sometimes less) of fouls and cards as they get. The difference is that the possession is mostly on their half of field so they don't get any dangerous free kicks. My forwards and midfielders are the ones who get the cards.
As far as I know the only thing that affects the fouls is team aggression.
As far as I know the only thing that affects the fouls is team aggression.
Which of these teams will advance to the next round?
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There's more matches like this, the Portuguese team in the Champions League lost away 1-0 and won the home match 1-0 too... and no extra-time was played.
I dont see what is the problem(am i blind) both games 1-1 and e-time and after that penalty shootout.So sure Monegasco,what is the catch?
Show me those games.
they added the penalty shootout at around 11 o 'clock in the evening.
ok, so there have been problems and now they seems to fix those.
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