From: Futbolmetrix on 27 Jul 2010 10:55 "milivella" <milivella(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:c4055421-c7ed-4037-9d1a-37d9ea5665ae(a)d17g2000yqb.googlegroups.com... > Your goal is to set up a 4-2-3-1 (no goalkeeper) such that all the > players are very good in a particular skill. Let's try an Aggressive XI. Don't think it's going to win, but worth a try: RD: Sergio Ramos CD: Walter Samuel CD: John Terry LD: Ashley Cole DM: Marc Van Bommel DM: Gennaro Gattuso RAM: Franck Ribery CAM: Steven Gerrard LAM: Carlos Tevez S: Wayne Rooney
From: milivella on 27 Jul 2010 12:10 Abubakr: > > > Seedorf > > > s*g: 0.00 sum: 2.49 record: 2.94 > > s: 0.00 sum: 3.15 record: 4.35 > > I hate FM! No, you hate milivella's rules. ;) Seedorf is 50-75% fit as MC-DM, so he should be reasonably allowed in that position. > > > Robben > > > s*g: 0.66 sum: 5.50 record: 6.39 > > s: 0.75 sum: 6.40 record: 7.40 > > Come on the dude has played in 4 different countries, he's got to be > more adaptable than that! Agreed. Maybe they look at his face and think that he hasn't been happy in any of those countries (?!). > Had I replaced Messi with Seedorf and put Mascherano in DM, what would > have been the score? Your scores 5.50 6.40 + Seedorf 0.80 1.00 + Mascherano 0.65 0.75 - Messi 0.67 0.70 = 6.10 7.45 -- Cheers milivella
From: milivella on 27 Jul 2010 16:23 Futbolmetrix: > Let's try an Aggressive XI. Don't think it's going to win, but worth a try: Definitely! Great submission. > RD: Sergio Ramos s*g: 0.73 sum: 0.73 record: 0.62 s: 0.90 sum: 0.90 record: 0.90 > CD: Walter Samuel s*g: 0.71 sum: 1.44 record: 1.18 s: 0.85 sum: 1.75 record: 1.85 > CD: John Terry s*g: 0.70 sum: 2.14 record: 1.54 s: 0.80 sum: 2.55 record: 2.60 > LD: Ashley Cole s*g: 0.68 sum: 2.82 record: 2.22 s: 0.80 sum: 3.35 record: 3.45 > DM: Marc Van Bommel s*g: 0.72 sum: 3.54 record: 2.94 s: 0.95 sum: 4.30 record: 4.35 (odd... didn't he won FIFA WC Fair Play award?) > DM: Gennaro Gattuso s*g: 0.78 sum: 4.32 record: 3.81 s: 0.95 sum: 5.25 record: 5.10 > RAM: Franck Ribery s*g: 0.50 sum: 4.82 record: 4.67 s: 0.55 sum: 5.80 record: 5.90 (it's not about _sexual_ assaults...) > CAM: Steven Gerrard s*g: 0.83 sum: 5.65 record: 5.62 s: 0.90 sum: 6.70 record: 6.65 (back on track!) > LAM: Carlos Tevez s*g: 0.00 sum: 5.65 record: 6.39 s: 0.00 sum: 6.70 record: 7.40 (sorry, I'll fix it in the next game) > S: Wayne Rooney s*g: 0.76 sum: 6.41 record: 7.25 s: 0.85 sum: 7.55 record: 8.40 Impressive performance indeed! Rankings (3 hours and an half to go): Skill*Greatness --------------- 7.25 Futbolmetrix Technique* 6.92 Jesus Petry Stamina 6.41 Futbolmetrix Aggression 6.32 Abubakr Adaptability 6.28 The Scrutineer Pace 6.22 Abubakr Dribbling 6.01 Diabolik Agility 5.85 Diabolik Passing 5.77 Diabolik Technique 5.61 Abubakr Long Shots 5.44 Futbolmetrix Injury Proneness 5.41 Diabolik Passing 4.97 The Scrutineer Injury Proneness * Maicon Pique Lucio Evra - X.Alonso Xavi - Ronaldo Messi Robinho - Ibrahimovic Skill only ---------- 8.40 Jesus Petry Stamina* 8.20 Futbolmetrix Technique 7.85 The Scrutineer Pace 7.55 Futbolmetrix Aggression 7.40 Diabolik Technique 7.30 Abubakr Adaptability 7.05 Abubakr Dribbling 6.95 Diabolik Passing 6.90 Diabolik Agility 6.70 The Scrutineer Injury Proneness 6.65 Abubakr Long Shots 6.60 Futbolmetrix Injury Proneness 6.55 Diabolik Passing * Maicon Lúcio Terry Capdevila - Guiñazú F.Melo - Ramires C.Ronaldo Messi - Kuyt -- Cheers milivella
From: Futbolmetrix on 27 Jul 2010 16:43 "milivella" <milivella(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:3d109a8b-89a5-49b4-98b8-0aa5948bf0d1(a)h1g2000vbc.googlegroups.com... Futbolmetrix: LAM: Carlos Tevez > s*g: 0.00 sum: 5.65 record: 6.39 > s: 0.00 sum: 6.70 record: 7.40 Bwaaargh! Well, it was a bit of a risky move. I wonder who would have been a good fit here. Kuyt? Oh sh... Balotelli! Anyway, third place in the skill*greatness ranking is not bad. D
From: Futbolmetrix on 28 Jul 2010 02:01
"milivella" <milivella(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:f504e83c-5d8d-4eb8-a59a-a05118fa0752(a)i1g2000vbk.googlegroups.com... > Congratulations to Daniele, that is now on top of both rankings, but I > guess he too agrees that this can't be the winning entry: come on > guys, let's beat it with something more interesting! ;) The problem with this game is that we soon realized that the best way to get high scores was to load the team with superstars, who tend to have high scores in most skills. An interesting variant would be to use as the skill score for each player the difference between that skill and the average of all the player's skills. So, for example, say that Xavi is: Passing: 100 Dribbling: 80 Technique: 90 ------------- Average: 90 Then his passing score would be 10, his dribbling score would be -10, and his technique score would be zero. Consider instead Denilson (the 1998 WC one, can't remember where he plays now) Passing: 20 Technique: 40 Dribbling: 90 ------------- Average: 50 He would have a dribbling score of +40 D |