Do you call it Cheating if you buy top players
Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 5:58 pm
and bench them so they do not come up against you in matches,etc
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then why do most people complain that teams like Chelsea and Real are bad for football businesses?platinum wrote:No.
However, what makes top players that?
They don't want to sit on the bench. In any sport, you will struggle to find top player who's content to go sit on a bench no matter the money thrown at him or her.
It won't take long for players to see what your strategy is and ensure they never get signed by your club. You may end up signing players who love money but without that competitive fire, it's highly unlikely they'll be top players.
For the same reason people complain about the NY Yankees, the LA Lakers, etc etc. Illusions and delusions. It's all part of what makes sports what it is. That's my take on it anyway. There'll be some who truly believe it's bad, I'd like those people to speak for themselves.Bigpokey24 wrote:then why do most people complain that teams like Chelsea and Real are bad for football businesses?platinum wrote:No.
However, what makes top players that?
They don't want to sit on the bench. In any sport, you will struggle to find top player who's content to go sit on a bench no matter the money thrown at him or her.
It won't take long for players to see what your strategy is and ensure they never get signed by your club. You may end up signing players who love money but without that competitive fire, it's highly unlikely they'll be top players.
I do not see anything wrong with stacking a team with top quality players, to nullify the opponents. United used to do this with Sir Alex , and the rest is history..Real and Barca do this as well.... that is why Barca wins the champs league every 2 or three years lately. Left to me i would buy all the top playersplatinum wrote:For the same reason people complain about the NY Yankees, the LA Lakers, etc etc. Illusions and delusions. It's all part of what makes sports what it is. That's my take on it anyway. There'll be some who truly believe it's bad, I'd like those people to speak for themselves.Bigpokey24 wrote:then why do most people complain that teams like Chelsea and Real are bad for football businesses?platinum wrote:No.
However, what makes top players that?
They don't want to sit on the bench. In any sport, you will struggle to find top player who's content to go sit on a bench no matter the money thrown at him or her.
It won't take long for players to see what your strategy is and ensure they never get signed by your club. You may end up signing players who love money but without that competitive fire, it's highly unlikely they'll be top players.
No top player worth their onion will sit on the bench for more than 2 years without significant contribution to the course especially if they are actually contributing but somehow end up in the bench when the team list comes up match day in and out.Bigpokey24 wrote:and bench them so they do not come up against you in matches,etc
When did Man Utd and Barca stack up top players on the bench? Barcelona have top players starting always with very good quality players who can start in other teams coming in as sub.Bigpokey24 wrote:I do not see anything wrong with stacking a team with top quality players, to nullify the opponents. United used to do this with Sir Alex , and the rest is history..Real and Barca do this as well.... that is why Barca wins the champs league every 2 or three years lately. Left to me i would buy all the top playersplatinum wrote:For the same reason people complain about the NY Yankees, the LA Lakers, etc etc. Illusions and delusions. It's all part of what makes sports what it is. That's my take on it anyway. There'll be some who truly believe it's bad, I'd like those people to speak for themselves.Bigpokey24 wrote:then why do most people complain that teams like Chelsea and Real are bad for football businesses?platinum wrote:No.
However, what makes top players that?
They don't want to sit on the bench. In any sport, you will struggle to find top player who's content to go sit on a bench no matter the money thrown at him or her.
It won't take long for players to see what your strategy is and ensure they never get signed by your club. You may end up signing players who love money but without that competitive fire, it's highly unlikely they'll be top players.