What are the best teams to start your FIFA player career mode?
What ive found is that if you start with a mexican league team, you get loaned after 3 games.This is GREAT.Why?Because they send you to a lower league, where you are the best player. Right off the bat you can have more play time than those who were there before you. It's a playground to develop your player super fast.When i finished at Dundee FC we won the league and cup, my rating was at 78. When i returned to Toluca i finished the league, but transfered out.Why?My player grew to 84 and was signed to Wolfsburg. Which limited my growth, but offered more prestige. Winning the champions cup, Deutsche pokal, and some other cups along the way.Before i transfered out from Wolfsburg to Arsenal, i even won the World Cup for Mexico.Arsenal then bid for me and gave me 150k per week to my 90k. Now I'm trying to win this league and whatever cup comes after, hopefully i get scouted by Barcelona or Real Madrid.Though, for the prestige…update: im not sure if my other comment was posted, but yeah… i got scouted by real madrid. i wanted barcelona but they didnt make an offer.if you want a starting role in the mexican league instantly pick lobos buap team, theyre lowly rated and you will probably be able to get a starting position. i chose toluca, because im a fan.the mexican league is easy enough to grow, but competitive enough to be noticed. on a separate run i got scouted by dortmund and i stayed 2 years before playing for real madrid, i got offers for bayern and manchester united but i prefered dortmund.
Is there a rule against women playing in men's association football (soccer) leagues? Couldn’t a newly promoted Premier League side sign some of the top female players and instantly improve the technical level of their team?
I have not read any rules as such that would stop playing women in any of the premier league sides.But keep rules aside. Lets talk football.First of all, you have a very low opinion on the quality of players who play for mid-table premier league sides or players who make it to championship sides.You need to clear that off.Mid table premier league sides ( finishing 8-14). Can we call Crystal Palace/Everton, a mid-table side based on their finishing last season. Yes. Lets look at the players that make it into those sides. They aren't Messi's or Ronaldos. They aren't even Suarez's or Lewandowski's. Hell, they aren't even Greizmann's. That doesn't mean the best women player can push any one of their starting 11 onto the bench. I highly doubt if best women player can even make it to starting 11 in a struggling championship side. Delle Ali was playing for a struggling third tier english side 5 months ago has now played for England.It is not because she is a woman. It is because, those players playing for championship sides or mid table premier league sides are trained at a different level to women from their childhood.There is huge money in men's game. Huge. Loads and loads. This often plays a crucial part in the tools available to development from an young age. Those men or boys didn't wake up and started playing for those sides. They were trained since they were 6 or 8 at world class training facilities under guidance of certified coaches, physios, medics and technical analysts. They are totally at a different level technically, physically and emotionally by the team they are even 18.Women may outrun, out jump their male counterparts. They may even execute super skills or show technical brilliance. But they'll always fall short because of their lack of training at an intensity that matches their male counterparts. They'll fall short because of their lack of exposure to a variety of tricks, styles, plays among various other things. They'll fall short as they never have been trained to make an appearance in at least 45 games a season which spans for 9 months with international fixtures thrown in between.Very good question. I would like to hear what others think about it.
Which team is more likely to win EPL 2018 - 19?
Last year I was asked the same question being a Liverpool fan and I refused to get carried away and honestly said that Liverpool don't have the chance of winning the title 2017–18 because of the obvious keeper scenario , fragile squad depth and defensive troubles.Fast forward 2018–19 Season , I'm 100% confident that this is definitely the year (I know we Liverpool fans say this every season) but this is surely the year. Klopp has finally found the much needed balance in the side , with a solid defence and a world class attack coupled with a dynamic midfield.The additions of Fabinho, Shaqiri, Keita and most importantly Alisson have added much needed squad depth for Liverpool to challenge both domestically and in Europe.Goalkeepers account for almost 20 extra points every season for a title winning side and De Gea , Cech , Van der Sar and recently Ederson proved how important it is to have a ball playing keeper as well as a good shot stopper and Liverpool were missing one for a very long time but finally with Alisson , they have a world class goal keeper.The UEFA champions league final perfectly displayed the areas where Liverpool were still lacking , injury to Salah exposed their weak bench and the game was over at that very moment. But addition of Shaq,Fabinho and Keita adds to the depth of the squad and that leaves Klopp with a lot of options if one of his star player is injured.Coming to the point , Liverpool are serious contenders for the title this season but they must be vary of Arsenal , Manchester City and Chelsea because they have strengthened as well.My final predictions for 2018/19 Premier League season:Liverpool F.C.Manchester CitySpursChelseaArsenalManchester UnitedBournemouthWolvesEvertonWest Ham UnitedBrighton and Hove AlbionWatfordLeicester CitySouthamptonNewcastle UnitedCrystal PalaceHuddersfield TownBurnley19. Cardiff City20. Fulham•YNWA•