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Wow, Kasper Dolberg at Silkeborg - where do they get the money from?
Pobody's Nerfect: Brøndby start on the backfoot in Het Slotspel (Dutch for End Round), but your main title rival did as well so no damage done. You still have quite a gap to København and Nordsjælland.
@Danimal5981 wrote:Wow, Kasper Dolberg at Silkeborg - where do they get the money from?
Pobody's Nerfect: Brøndby start on the backfoot in Het Slotspel (Dutch for End Round), but your main title rival did as well so no damage done. You still have quite a gap to København and Nordsjælland.
Slotspel in Dutch, Slutspil in Danish. Quite similar, eh?
Yes, Kasper Dolberg at Silkeborg. It was mentioned in one of my opening posts in this save. Before the start I moved several top players (by Danish standards) back to their childhood clubs. Kasper Dolberg and Robert Skov returned to Silkeborg, Jonas Wind to København, Joakim Mæhle to Aalborg, Alexander Bah SønderjyskE, Mikkel Damsgaard and Mathias Jensen Nordsjælland. And a few more as well.
Just my idea of making the league a bit harder and more competitive, also giving the thread title "homecoming" a double meaning. Thomas Frank 'coming home', but also quite a few players doing so.
@JustinCase0110 wrote:Before the start I moved several top players (by Danish standards) back to their childhood clubs. Kasper Dolberg and Robert Skov returned to Silkeborg, Jonas Wind to København, Joakim Mæhle to Aalborg, Alexander Bah SønderjyskE, Mikkel Damsgaard and Mathias Jensen Nordsjælland. And a few more as well. Just my idea of making the league a bit harder and more competitive, also giving the thread title "homecoming" a double meaning. Thomas Frank 'coming home', but also quite a few players doing so.
Make Superligaen Dansk Again...
Midtjylland to play Brøndby and København, which will tell a lot which way this slotspel will go.
@Danimal5981 wrote:Midtjylland to play Brøndby and København, which will tell a lot which way this slotspel will go.
Yes indeed. Hadn't thought about that myself. But yes, that is the perk of this league format. Top teams playing top teams. Relegation candidates playing likeminded teams as well. I don't find it to be perfect at all, especially the 4-6 vs 7th issue is a controversial one. But there's excitement in both ends IMO, and you don't find yourselves in a title race, where one has a much easier end schedule than the other.
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