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I play in an adult league, we have a 75 year old man on our team. He's slower then anyone in the league, but he knows the game and is fiery. He came in to try and help me on a fight, and he's had a few near of his own too.
Hello guys, I do not understand for what employees so receive more money... In given the moment I pay 310 000 every day. That is because I can't receive money for building. Are this true or wrong?
Don't buy those who have big salaries.
I have one question for community - Has anybody got a player in his team that had in season I or II CL 5/6, and that he still has CL 5/6 ?
I need only answers if you are absolutely certain, which is very difficult, I know.
I need only answers if you are absolutely certain, which is very difficult, I know.
If you are absolutely certain that he had 5/6 first time you laid eyes on him - that is great.
Yes, i have a few of them.
2 guys who started as 6/6 are now 6/5 and a few who stared as 5/6 and are still at 5/6
2 guys who started as 6/6 are now 6/5 and a few who stared as 5/6 and are still at 5/6
So you actually have a player that has 5/6 for 6th season in a row???
I find it very hard to believe...
I find it very hard to believe...
6*6=36 15starting age.. In that form player "could" reach age of 51 before training becomes negative?
So I find it also hard to belive? But system is that 6/6 can be 6 years 5/6 can be 5 years an 4/6 can be four years.... ? then top age of training could be 36 years?
Speculation? Usually im wrong..
So I find it also hard to belive? But system is that 6/6 can be 6 years 5/6 can be 5 years an 4/6 can be four years.... ? then top age of training could be 36 years?
Speculation? Usually im wrong..
There was already a research about career longevity, and they found out that 4/6 can last 5 years, but 6/6 and 5/6 can only last 4 years.
Here is the link, it was published in PPM Magazine:
ppm.powerplaymanager.com/...
This is why I said I find it hard to believe that a player can be 19 or 20 years and still have 5/6 if he started with 5/6.
I had a few players who came out of the academy as 5/6 and the best among them still had 5/6 at the age of 18. At the age of 19 it dropped to 4/6.
Here is the link, it was published in PPM Magazine:
ppm.powerplaymanager.com/...
This is why I said I find it hard to believe that a player can be 19 or 20 years and still have 5/6 if he started with 5/6.
I had a few players who came out of the academy as 5/6 and the best among them still had 5/6 at the age of 18. At the age of 19 it dropped to 4/6.
Do you have any problems with PPM site ? Sometimes, all the pages are loading in a very long time ....
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