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Chu Bomboclaat- match??

Can someone explain how the fuck i lost this match. (22547599)
I freaking had like 63% ball possesion at both halfs. one shot on goal was reported, and thing kept talking about the teams new organization playing the 4-5-1 when my experience in it was solid and i have played lots of times with success. What the hell mon the guy even told me he PIC this match for his next matches unless he lied, which is starting to look like he did. BUt damn mon dis bomboclaat hattrick hot mi nerves mowhile enu.

I was expecting the best match of the season all my starters were in solid and passable form it was just set up perfect. I played the same team already and they got 5-2 the first match with basically the same stats. MOn he PIC this match mon god.

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Originally Posted by figofamz

BUt damn mon dis bomboclaat hattrick hot mi nerves mowhile enu.

I was following you up until here.

The who is in the what now?

ok ok skip the parts u dont understand. its angry jamaican stuff. just simply explain to me why i lost this match being that the guy said he pic and i beat him b4 and i had 64% both halves and why i had only one shot and why..... just look at the first thread

You lost because there's a lot of randomness in the HT engine. Neither of you have great attacks compared to the defenses they're facing. Chances are only reported when you come close to scoring, so you probably had a bunch of chances that were nowhere near the goal.

Plus, his second goal was a special event.

If you play that game ten times, you probably win six, maybe seven times. You're still going to lose every now and then. Lucky you. :/

FigoFamz 1st Battalion - Arizono 0 - 2

View game:	HT Live
Date:	8/16/2004 at 01.00
MatchID:	22547599
Arena:	Jamaican Battle Pitch
Crowd:	21170

A scorching day at Jamaican Battle Pitch, where 21170 spectators were in place for today´s match. Fans from both teams had been eagerly awaiting this Florida derby and were doing their best to outshout their opponents. Battalion tactics involved an interesting 4-5-1 combination. They fielded: Rose - Parlak, Haas, Jeremy, Casoni - Pagan, Hoff, Lim, Reiterer, Merrill - Aplanalp.

Arizono tactics involved an interesting 4-4-2 combination. The following players had been chosen: Regimbald - Escalera, Charoenrasamee, Davis, Lytle - Johnson, Oliveira, Hájek, Kennedy - Schiopu, Ibáñez.

Counter-attacking seemed to be the preferred strategy of Arizono. Some quick foot work on the left side of the field in the 17:th minute left Arizono´s Adolfo Ibáñez completely free to score. 0 - 1 for the visitors. Battalion appeared unsure on how to play and their organisation was only passable. Ray Lim behaved like an inexperienced youth player in the 25:th minute as he gave the ball away to an opponent. Lucky for him though, there was no goal. Karl Reiterer was just a finger´s breadth away from an equaliser for Battalion, but Bryan Regimbald managed to ward the closing shot off for a corner. The referee showed Arizonos Rolland Davis the yellow card after a particularly nasty challenge. In the 42nd minute Gerçek Parlak went down in a suspected penalty situation after a challenge from the visitors right guard, but the referee, having a good line of sight, signalled to keep on playing. Adolfo Ibáñez of Arizono received a yellow card in the 43rd minute for unsportsmanlike behaviour. The teams went for a half-time break at 0 - 1. Battalion, bringing the final ball possession rate to 64 percent, dominated the battle.

During the break Battalion´s coach went through the teams new tactics yet again, getting them up to solid organisation. The referee signalled a penalty in the 77:th minute following an offence just inside of the box. Dom Lytle knocked home 0 - 2 just out of reach for the goaltender. Battalion appeared unsure on how to play and their organisation was only inadequate. Battalion held the ball, with a clear 63 percent possession rate.

The most dominating Battalion player was without a doubt Storm Rose. Denny Jeremy on the other hand, had a terrible day. The most dominating Arizono player was without a doubt Luís Oliveira. Dom Lytle was a disappointment, however. The match ends 0 - 2.

HIGHLIGHTS

0-1	Adolfo Ibáñez	(17)
0-2	Dom Lytle	(77)

	Rolland Davis	(41)
	Adolfo Ibáñez	(43)

RATING

FigoFamz 1st Battalion
Player rating and Team formation

Team Attitude:	(Hidden)
Tactic:	Normal
Tactic skill:	(Unlimited)

Midfield:	poor (very low)
Right Side Defence:	inadequate (very low)
Central Defence:	inadequate (high)
Left Side Defence:	inadequate (high)
Right Side Attack:	poor (high)
Central Attack:	poor (very low)
Left Side Attack:	poor (very high)

Arizono
Player rating and Team formation

Team Attitude:	(Hidden)
Tactic:	Counter-attacks
Tactic skill:	excellent

Midfield:	wretched (very low)
Right Side Defence:	weak (high)
Central Defence:	inadequate (high)
Left Side Defence:	inadequate (very low)
Right Side Attack:	poor (very high)
Central Attack:	poor (high)
Left Side Attack:	poor (very high)

Supporter Stats
Match report

I agree with Brillig. You'll win or tie most of the time. Your attacks aren't that good, which is why you didn't score, although I'd still expect you to get one goal at least. The only place I disagree with Brillig is the 2nd goal is a set piece event, not an SE. You'll still win that game more often than not. Hang in there.

One hyphenated word

Counter-attack.

prob for the same screwy reason that with 56%/54% possession I won 8-1 :eek: , HT is random sometimes.

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Originally Posted by bbor

One hyphenated word

Counter-attack.

nope, it was a quick SE and a penalty shot that they scored on. just bad luck IMO