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- @JustinCase0110
Good result against Palace.
I'm intrigued that the player wants to move from Monaco to a league 2 club; in my save, most such players would be 'unwilling to move', so that's an interesting one... I can't even get players at that level (with a top division club) even willing to come on loan, which is weird because other clubs in league 2 have such players. - @JustinCase0110
8th place. So close... Good result against Charlton, which must have been satisfying.
Next season will be easier, with some of the big clubs gone from the division. I understand the division into counties, but out of the four Stockport was (and unfortunately will remain) in the lowest division?
- @Danimal5981
I think that, as the big clubs move back up the divisions (as they will) the smaller clubs will drop back down, which is when Stockport will get more chances. Could even be next season, That's what makes this story interesting for me...
@CO88LER5 wrote:
Good result against Palace.
I'm intrigued that the player wants to move from Monaco to a league 2 club; in my save, most such players would be 'unwilling to move', so that's an interesting one... I can't even get players at that level (with a top division club) even willing to come on loan, which is weird because other clubs in league 2 have such players.I think it may be about him being here already, on a loan deal. I'm not sure though. Anyway, a more frequently common way to sign players these days, starting with a loan deal, then making it permanent later on, if succesful.
I counted six clubs from Greater Manchester. So I put:
Manchester City in the Premier League.
Manchester United in the Championship.
Bolton in League One.
Wigan, Stockport and Salford in League Two.
Ah, now I get it: it's a temporary shake-up of things but nothing permanent. I thought it was according to an American system, with equal conferences and the top teams meeting each other in play-offs.
I've tried something similar by creating the BeNeLeague (Belgium & Netherlands) which is actually a project in the making in real life. Merging them into the current Belgian Pro League in FC24 works best: eight from Belgium (Anderlecht, Antwerp, Club Brugge, Gent, Genk, RUSG, KV Mechelen and Standard Liège) and eight from Netherlands (Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord, AZ, Twente, Utrecht, Sparta and Heerenveen).
However it does leave me with a question mark about the leftover teams. In older games, via the Career Editor, I was able to make a football pyramid, putting one league on top of another and combining the cup tournaments and allocations to European tournaments. But that's no longer possible in the last four or five games. I am still thinking about workarounds.
