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Desnudo
10-19-2003, 08:40 PM
Now I wouldn't necessarily expect to win, but 8-2 at home? The midfields were obviously fairly close, probably closer than a rating. The only thing I can see is his excellent attack on on side vs. a passable defense, but I had two excellents on two solids, plus a formidable on an excellent. Go figure.

Edit: Not even that, second glance showing excellent vs. solid and solid vs. passable.



Date: 10/20/2003 at 01:00
MatchID: 8331554
Arena: The Money Pit
Crowd: 20000


Fairly good weather for football had drawn a crowd of 20000 to The Money Pit. Pantalones had chosen a strategic 3-5-2 formation. They fielded: Mclaughlin - Vaillant, Waite, Poncey - Prisãcaru, Libby, Hee-Liat, Obukhov, Dunham - Dennison, Choi.

Silver had chosen a strategic 3-5-2 formation. The following players had been chosen: Hall - Spangler, Crow, Edge - Shannon, Elmore, Boyle, Åhnin, Thyén - Torres, Moore.

Silver took the lead in the games 32nd minute with 0 - 1 after some elegant plays down the middle. Christopher Boyle was the scorer. Silver´s Maurício Torres received a play slashing through the home side´s defense in the 39:th minute, chipping it past the keeper scoring 0 - 2. The home crowd was not pleased with that one. Thomas Shannon of Silver received a yellow card in the 39:th minute for unsportsmanlike behaviour. In the 39:th minute the excellent ball from the wing byThomas Shannon reached Corey Moore's head, and he is not one to miss such an opportunity - 0 - 3. The home crowd was given a certain amount of consolation when Vern Choi, after a brilliant midfield combination, put the reducing 1 - 3 goal away for Pantalones. The visitors Gil Elmore took advantage of an error due to a misunderstanding between the home side´s goalie and full backs in the 41st minute. 1 - 4 for Silver. In the 44:th minute the visitors put themselves ahead 1 - 5 as Maurício Torres finished off an attack from the left with a spectacular scissors kick. 1 - 5 was the half-time score. Silver held the ball, with a clear 51 percent possession rate.

Pantalones reduced the score in the 57:th minute to 2 - 5 when Vern Choi got the best of a ball floated in from the left. The referee showed Pantaloness Phillip Waite the yellow card after a particularly nasty challenge. The Silver player was Gil Elmore who had to be helped off the pitch, unable to finish the game. The away team´s Maurício Torres took advantage of a mistake to the home side´s right in the 74:th minute increasing Silver´s lead to 2 - 6. This third goal made a hat trick for Maurício Torres. Johnie Mclaughlin kept the home side in the game with a magnificient save, as Maurício Torres delivered an almost perfect free kick to the far cross bar. Jean-Louis Vaillant got left behind when Silver´s Mattias Thyén made a sudden pull forward in the 78:th minute, finishing off with a swift strike. 2-7! Silver´s Grant MacIvor received a play slashing through the home side´s defense in the 81st minute, chipping it past the keeper scoring 2 - 8. The home crowd was not pleased with that one. The structure of the game started to change as Silver decided to pull back and meet their opponents in the defensive zone. Silver, bringing the final ball possession rate to 56 percent, dominated the battle.

Pantalones´s best player was Jean-Louis Vaillant. Johnie Mclaughlin on the other hand, had a terrible day. Most important Silver player was Christopher Boyle. Larry Spangler on the other hand, had a terrible day. The match ends 2 - 8.

RATING



Adios Pantalones
Player rating and Team formation
Midfield: inadequate
Right Side Defence: passable
Central Defence: solid
Left Side Defence: solid
Right Side Attack: formidable
Central Attack: excellent
Left Side Attack: excellent


Silver Slugs
Player rating and Team formation
Midfield: passable
Right Side Defence: solid
Central Defence: solid
Left Side Defence: excellent
Right Side Attack: excellent
Central Attack: solid
Left Side Attack: solid

Mr. Wednesday
10-19-2003, 09:46 PM
And only two of them special events, I think. But I don't know about the "misunderstanding between the goaltender and the backs," maybe that's an event too.

Havok
10-19-2003, 10:23 PM
Just really really bad luck bro :(

should have been alot closer

daedalus
10-19-2003, 11:33 PM
Originally posted by Desnudo
In the 39:th minute the excellent ball from the wing byThomas Shannon reached Corey Moore's head, and he is not one to miss such an opportunity - 0 - 3.This is an event: "Wingers with sufficient winger skill can create a chance that will have to be finished off by another player (winger or forward). If that other player is a head specialist or has sufficient scoring skill, he will score."The visitors Gil Elmore took advantage of an error due to a misunderstanding between the home side´s goalie and full backs in the 41st minute. 1 - 4 for Silver.The away team´s Maurício Torres took advantage of a mistake to the home side´s right in the 74:th minute increasing Silver´s lead to 2 - 6.These two look like events to me. I don't know which event, though. Since your defenders are Poor, Poor and Weak, it shouldn't be experience. Maybe tiredness?In the 44:th minute the visitors put themselves ahead 1 - 5 as Maurício Torres finished off an attack from the left with a spectacular scissors kick.I think this was an Unpredictable specialty.Jean-Louis Vaillant got left behind when Silver´s Mattias Thyén made a sudden pull forward in the 78:th minute, finishing off with a swift strike. 2-7!This was a Quick speciality by Thyén

Ultimately, you just got REALLY crappy rolls since the scores were so close. :( If I may, I'd definitely suggest training stamina at least once during the offseason and perhaps finding another chance to train a second time (not back-to-back, though, I did that last offseason . . . it HURTED).

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