Big Boss
KJH = The Hunter!
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Well done SB! Sparta for European domination!
Well done SB! Sparta for European domination!
The Master League adventures thread
- Thread starter Professor Nutmeg
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Professor Nutmeg
ML Fanatic
- 3 July 2002
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Well done SB.
Perhaps it's the way i organize my leagues, but i generally end up with well balanced groups. Often one nation per place. (With Vaduz, my qualifying group was Auxerre, Fiorentina, and Liverpool, for example). I have created some more european teams since my first ML, so the mix should be even better now.
Well done SB.
Perhaps it's the way i organize my leagues, but i generally end up with well balanced groups. Often one nation per place. (With Vaduz, my qualifying group was Auxerre, Fiorentina, and Liverpool, for example). I have created some more european teams since my first ML, so the mix should be even better now.
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
When i first hit the ball, it looked like it was just going over, but it hit the roof of the net! I wasn't meant to do that by the way.
hahahah! You right mate!
When i first hit the ball, it looked like it was just going over, but it hit the roof of the net! I wasn't meant to do that by the way.
Thanks mate.Well done SB! Sparta for European domination!
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
For example in one of the leagues, i've got two English teams, two Spanish, two Italian teams, then i start adding Dutch teams, Danish team, Swedish, Turkish and so on. It bit hard to explain without writing down how i set up each team.
What i done with the other leagues is mix the teams up from different nations.
For example in one of the leagues, i've got two English teams, two Spanish, two Italian teams, then i start adding Dutch teams, Danish team, Swedish, Turkish and so on. It bit hard to explain without writing down how i set up each team.
denirobob
IBERIAN PRIMERA
- 28 June 2002
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
hi sb,
I can't view the video for some reason mate i'm afraid.
sounds like a ripsnorter of a game though. Is that the highest total number of goals you've had in a game?
db
hi sb,
I can't view the video for some reason mate i'm afraid.
sounds like a ripsnorter of a game though. Is that the highest total number of goals you've had in a game?
db
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
I think it has something to do with the type of software you've got on your computer, probably JavaScript.
Yeah that currently the highest number goals i've scored in one match, I recall.
I think it has something to do with the type of software you've got on your computer, probably JavaScript.
Yeah that currently the highest number goals i've scored in one match, I recall.
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
UEFA Champions League Qualifier 2010 (final table)
Celtic......................12
Sparta Rotterdam....12
Atletico Madrid.........10
Sevilla FC................1
Results:
Matchday 5: Celtic 1-0 Sparta Rotterdam
Matchday 6: Atletico Madrid 2-0 Sparta Rotterdam
I played my substitute players for the last two matches of the CL qualifiers to rest first team players for the league and league cup games. Lost both of them but still managed to go through to the CL proper in the end.
Miller scores the winning goal against Sparta Rotterdam
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NCE League Division 1 (after week 6)
1 PSV Eindhoven 16
2 Borussia Monchengladbach 15
3 Bayern Munchen 12
4 VfB Stuttgart 12
5 Borussia Dortmund 10
6 FC Utrecht 10
7 Bayer 04 Leverkusen 10
8 AFC Ajax 10
9 Feyenoord 9
10 Sparta Rotterdam 8
11 FC Groningen 8
12 Hamburg SV 7
13 Arminia Bielefeld 6
14 FC Schalke 04 4
15 SV Werder Bremen 1
16 1. FC Nurnberg 0
Clubs top goal scorers:
Oost...............3
Emnes............2
van Tornhout...2
Yildirim............1
In the league cup i've got a tough first round draw with Borussia Dortmund at home
Celtic......................12
Sparta Rotterdam....12
Atletico Madrid.........10
Sevilla FC................1
Results:
Matchday 5: Celtic 1-0 Sparta Rotterdam
Matchday 6: Atletico Madrid 2-0 Sparta Rotterdam
I played my substitute players for the last two matches of the CL qualifiers to rest first team players for the league and league cup games. Lost both of them but still managed to go through to the CL proper in the end.
Miller scores the winning goal against Sparta Rotterdam
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NCE League Division 1 (after week 6)
1 PSV Eindhoven 16
2 Borussia Monchengladbach 15
3 Bayern Munchen 12
4 VfB Stuttgart 12
5 Borussia Dortmund 10
6 FC Utrecht 10
7 Bayer 04 Leverkusen 10
8 AFC Ajax 10
9 Feyenoord 9
10 Sparta Rotterdam 8
11 FC Groningen 8
12 Hamburg SV 7
13 Arminia Bielefeld 6
14 FC Schalke 04 4
15 SV Werder Bremen 1
16 1. FC Nurnberg 0
Clubs top goal scorers:
Oost...............3
Emnes............2
van Tornhout...2
Yildirim............1
In the league cup i've got a tough first round draw with Borussia Dortmund at home
Stan
Allez les Lionceaux !!!
- 12 September 2002
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Congratulations Stringer...great game that was (against Sevilla that was)...
Medunjanin tunrs out to be a great player????
Congratulations Stringer...great game that was (against Sevilla that was)...
Medunjanin tunrs out to be a great player????
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Thanks Stan
Medunjanin becomes a good player, but doesn't turn out to be Superman! Which i like, i don't like having God like players in my team. But Medunjanin becomes a good player, what stands out about him is his stamina, balance and aerial abilities!
Peace.
Thanks Stan
Medunjanin becomes a good player, but doesn't turn out to be Superman! Which i like, i don't like having God like players in my team. But Medunjanin becomes a good player, what stands out about him is his stamina, balance and aerial abilities!
Peace.
alexcarreira
Non-League
- 22 March 2004
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Racing Clube de Lens
Queiroz handed Lens reins
January 30th
Pre-Season Schedule Announced
The Club
Racing Club de Lens
Effectif professionnel
The First Team
Tactics
The Formation
Racing Clube de Lens
NEWS
January 30thQueiroz handed Lens reins
RC Lens FC have appointed former Real Madrid Coach Carlos Queiroz
as their new coach after parting ways by mutual consent
with Francis Gillot earlier the week.
A RCL statement said: "From today, Mr Francis Gillot is relieved of his role as
head of the professional coaching team, which is handed to Mr Carlos Queiroz and his assistant Rui Barros."
The decision to install the former Sporting Clube de Portugal manager comes after a club meeting on Sunday,
in which new President Paulo Pinto decided to part ways with Gillot after 2 Years.
as their new coach after parting ways by mutual consent
with Francis Gillot earlier the week.
A RCL statement said: "From today, Mr Francis Gillot is relieved of his role as
head of the professional coaching team, which is handed to Mr Carlos Queiroz and his assistant Rui Barros."
The decision to install the former Sporting Clube de Portugal manager comes after a club meeting on Sunday,
in which new President Paulo Pinto decided to part ways with Gillot after 2 Years.
January 30th
Pre-Season Schedule Announced
Racing Clube de Lens has announced its Pre-Season Schedule ahead of this years
Mediterranean Master League Division 2 campaign. The 5 Summer Games include Matchups
with german outfits Werder Bremen and 1.FC Nürnberg, England's West Ham United and Arsenal FC
as well as a Duel with Sporting Clube de Portugal during the Training Camp in Vale do Lobo/Portugal.
Mediterranean Master League Division 2 campaign. The 5 Summer Games include Matchups
with german outfits Werder Bremen and 1.FC Nürnberg, England's West Ham United and Arsenal FC
as well as a Duel with Sporting Clube de Portugal during the Training Camp in Vale do Lobo/Portugal.
INFO
The Club
Racing Club de Lens
Lens' nickname, sang et or (literally, 'blood and gold'), comes from its traditional colors of red and gold. It was founded in 1905 as Racing Club Lensois, but was not officially registered until 1906 as Racing Club de Lens. Lens originally played in green (as the club's seat was located "Place Verte", literally Green Square) and black (for the coal dug in the area) stripes. Between 1908 and 1910, they used black and red quartered shirts, then an all black shirt bearing the three white letters R.C.L., a cheaper kit for a poor club. The club's activities were silenced by World War I. In 1919, it restarted as Union Sportive du Foyer Franco-Américain and played in sky blue. Finally, late in 1923 chairman Pierre Moglia was inspired to choose the colours of the Spanish flag after someone from the club remarked that the ruins of the Saint-Léger church they happened to be walking by that night were the last remains of the Spanish occupation in the seventeenth century. Lens played their first match with their new colours when the Stade Municipal was inaugurated in 1924. For a long time, the huge influx of Polish miners between the two world wars provided Lens with a great pool of talent, reflected in the names of many players. More recently, they have turned to Africa for their recruitment.
The club has long marketed itself as a regional club rather than a town-based outfit, and has become noted for its strong support across its region, despite the fact that a second top-level team, Lille OSC, is located in nearby Lille. The club's ground, Stade Félix Bollaert, which hosted six games in the 1998 World Cup, seats 41,233 — more than the population of the city (about 36,200 inhabitants), although Lens is at the center of a considerably more populous area. With around 35,000 supporters turning out for each home game in 2004-05, RC Lens's average attendance was only fourth to the clubs from France's three biggest cities, Olympique de Marseille, Paris Saint-Germain and Olympique Lyonnais. The club also has a reputation for having the country's best supporters.
In recent years, Lens have been competitive in the top level of French football, winning the league in the 1997-98 season, finishing second in 2001-02 and winning the Coupe de la Ligue in 2000. In 2005 Lens succeeded in winning the Intertoto Cup to qualify into the UEFA Cup. After an average 2004/05 Ligue 1 campaign, in which local rivals Lille OSC finished a surprising second and outperfomed them for once, Lens expect a finish in the top six for the 2005/06 campaign but still probably second best to Lille. Unfortunately, they failed to get a place in the last 16 of the UEFA Cup going down to Italy's Udinese (0-3, 1-0).
Former coaches include two ex France coaches: Gérard Houllier (1982-85) managed France between July 1992 and November 1993, and Roger Lemerre (second half of the 1996-97 season, then as assistant coach 1997-98), who managed France between July 1998 and July 2002.
Three Lens players won the gold medal in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games: defender Didier Sénac, as well as strikers François Brisson and Daniel Xuereb who scored a goal apiece in France's triumph over Brazil 2-0 in the final at the Pasadena Rose Bowl in front of a 103,000 crowd.
The club has long marketed itself as a regional club rather than a town-based outfit, and has become noted for its strong support across its region, despite the fact that a second top-level team, Lille OSC, is located in nearby Lille. The club's ground, Stade Félix Bollaert, which hosted six games in the 1998 World Cup, seats 41,233 — more than the population of the city (about 36,200 inhabitants), although Lens is at the center of a considerably more populous area. With around 35,000 supporters turning out for each home game in 2004-05, RC Lens's average attendance was only fourth to the clubs from France's three biggest cities, Olympique de Marseille, Paris Saint-Germain and Olympique Lyonnais. The club also has a reputation for having the country's best supporters.
In recent years, Lens have been competitive in the top level of French football, winning the league in the 1997-98 season, finishing second in 2001-02 and winning the Coupe de la Ligue in 2000. In 2005 Lens succeeded in winning the Intertoto Cup to qualify into the UEFA Cup. After an average 2004/05 Ligue 1 campaign, in which local rivals Lille OSC finished a surprising second and outperfomed them for once, Lens expect a finish in the top six for the 2005/06 campaign but still probably second best to Lille. Unfortunately, they failed to get a place in the last 16 of the UEFA Cup going down to Italy's Udinese (0-3, 1-0).
Former coaches include two ex France coaches: Gérard Houllier (1982-85) managed France between July 1992 and November 1993, and Roger Lemerre (second half of the 1996-97 season, then as assistant coach 1997-98), who managed France between July 1998 and July 2002.
Three Lens players won the gold medal in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games: defender Didier Sénac, as well as strikers François Brisson and Daniel Xuereb who scored a goal apiece in France's triumph over Brazil 2-0 in the final at the Pasadena Rose Bowl in front of a 103,000 crowd.
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gerd
Retired Footballer
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Welcome Alex and good luck with Lens...a nice club.
Welcome Alex and good luck with Lens...a nice club.
Re-arranged
Hashish?
- 3 August 2004
- Newcastle United FC
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Hey there, Alex, nice choice, but aren't u scared of the fact that Lens is one of the big clubs in France and it might turn out too easy to play with em?
AS Nancy-Lorraine 1-1 FC Nantes-Atlantique
22' Fae
35' Zerka | Biancalani
Not the worst start of the season for Les Canarais. Althou Nancy was the better side in this match it still ended up as a draw. Can't say that the visitors really deserved it thou. Nantes goal was really beautiful, but it wasn't a good team goal but a merit of a single player - Emerse Fae. Fantastic right-foot shot from about 30 minutes left no chance for Gennaro Bracigliano. 13 minutes later Nancy was able to score an equalising goal. Zerka headed the ball into the net after Biancalani's service from the left hand side. After that Nancy took the total posession of the ball and had a couple more chances, but neither Zerka nor Curbelo or Kim(twice) were able to use them.
Starting line-up: Stojkovic - Cetto, Guillon, Cubilier, Signorino - Fae, Dimitrijevic, Payet, Wilhelmsson - Rossi, Diallo
subs: Rossi > Oliech; Payet > Boukhari
Nantes MOTM: Fae (Solid performance and the goal left no doubt who it should be)
FC Nantes-Atlantique 1-2 RC Lens
13' Diallo
41' Cousin
71' Seydou Keita
Nantes, urged on by supporters started the game in good attacking manner and on the 13-th minute Mamadou Diallo Nantes' malian striker opened the score. Home side continued to press on, but every time something prevented them from scoring a goal. Diallo, Wilhelmsson, Fae, Cetto, Capoue all missed their chances, some of them even twice. Retribution for squandering moments like that followed on the 41-st minute. After a number of ricochets ball came to Cousin who unlike the home players did a great job of finding the back of the net 1-1. After the half time break Nantes apeared as the side capable of nothing but clearing the ball away from their penalty box, and even this job wasn't performed so well. Hosts' defence with Cetto at the head were making one mistake after another. Second goal was just a matter of time. In the middle of second half Seydou Keita was finally able to score and put the end to effortless strugles of the home players.
Starting line-up: Stojkovic - Cetto, Guillon, Cubilier, Signorino - Fae, Ca, Capoue, Wilhelmsson - Rossi, Diallo
Subs: Cubilier > Savinaud; Rossi > Keseru; Ca > Da Rocha
Nantes MOTM: Stojkovic (if it wasn't him the score would've been a couple of times bigger)
- Ca out for two weeks
FC Nantes-Atlantique 0-2 AJ Auxerre
20' Pieroni | N'Diaye
27' Thomas | Jaures
This game was like a continuation of the second half of the previous game. It seemed like Auxerre was the only team on the field. One by one the constant waves of attacks rolled onto Nantes' goal. It was clear that the goal won't be far off. on the 20-th minute Pieroni scored the first goal. 7 minutes later Thomas increased the advantage. After that the game calmed down a bit, however Auxerre had a couple more chances, but the lack of finishing touch or great reflexes of the keeper prevented them from scoring more. The only Nantes' chance was once again created by Fae, but the left-foot shot from about 25 meters was stopped by Fabiene Cool. All in all a fair result for this one-sided game.
Starting line-up: Stojkovic - Cetto, Guillon, Cubilier, Signorino - Fae, Dimitrijevic, Capoue, Wilhelmsson - Keseru, Diallo
Subs: Capoue > Boukhari
Nantes MOTM: Signorino (was simply the best defender on the pitch)
Standings after 3 games:
...
11. Lille OSC | 3pts -3
12. Toulouse FC | 1pt -3
13. FC Nantes | 1pt -3
14. ASSE | 1pt -3
15. OM | 1pt -3
16. Rennes | 1pt -4
Hey there, Alex, nice choice, but aren't u scared of the fact that Lens is one of the big clubs in France and it might turn out too easy to play with em?
AS Nancy-Lorraine 1-1 FC Nantes-Atlantique
22' Fae
35' Zerka | Biancalani
Not the worst start of the season for Les Canarais. Althou Nancy was the better side in this match it still ended up as a draw. Can't say that the visitors really deserved it thou. Nantes goal was really beautiful, but it wasn't a good team goal but a merit of a single player - Emerse Fae. Fantastic right-foot shot from about 30 minutes left no chance for Gennaro Bracigliano. 13 minutes later Nancy was able to score an equalising goal. Zerka headed the ball into the net after Biancalani's service from the left hand side. After that Nancy took the total posession of the ball and had a couple more chances, but neither Zerka nor Curbelo or Kim(twice) were able to use them.
Starting line-up: Stojkovic - Cetto, Guillon, Cubilier, Signorino - Fae, Dimitrijevic, Payet, Wilhelmsson - Rossi, Diallo
subs: Rossi > Oliech; Payet > Boukhari
Nantes MOTM: Fae (Solid performance and the goal left no doubt who it should be)
FC Nantes-Atlantique 1-2 RC Lens
13' Diallo
41' Cousin
71' Seydou Keita
Nantes, urged on by supporters started the game in good attacking manner and on the 13-th minute Mamadou Diallo Nantes' malian striker opened the score. Home side continued to press on, but every time something prevented them from scoring a goal. Diallo, Wilhelmsson, Fae, Cetto, Capoue all missed their chances, some of them even twice. Retribution for squandering moments like that followed on the 41-st minute. After a number of ricochets ball came to Cousin who unlike the home players did a great job of finding the back of the net 1-1. After the half time break Nantes apeared as the side capable of nothing but clearing the ball away from their penalty box, and even this job wasn't performed so well. Hosts' defence with Cetto at the head were making one mistake after another. Second goal was just a matter of time. In the middle of second half Seydou Keita was finally able to score and put the end to effortless strugles of the home players.
Starting line-up: Stojkovic - Cetto, Guillon, Cubilier, Signorino - Fae, Ca, Capoue, Wilhelmsson - Rossi, Diallo
Subs: Cubilier > Savinaud; Rossi > Keseru; Ca > Da Rocha
Nantes MOTM: Stojkovic (if it wasn't him the score would've been a couple of times bigger)
- Ca out for two weeksFC Nantes-Atlantique 0-2 AJ Auxerre
20' Pieroni | N'Diaye
27' Thomas | Jaures
This game was like a continuation of the second half of the previous game. It seemed like Auxerre was the only team on the field. One by one the constant waves of attacks rolled onto Nantes' goal. It was clear that the goal won't be far off. on the 20-th minute Pieroni scored the first goal. 7 minutes later Thomas increased the advantage. After that the game calmed down a bit, however Auxerre had a couple more chances, but the lack of finishing touch or great reflexes of the keeper prevented them from scoring more. The only Nantes' chance was once again created by Fae, but the left-foot shot from about 25 meters was stopped by Fabiene Cool. All in all a fair result for this one-sided game.
Starting line-up: Stojkovic - Cetto, Guillon, Cubilier, Signorino - Fae, Dimitrijevic, Capoue, Wilhelmsson - Keseru, Diallo
Subs: Capoue > Boukhari
Nantes MOTM: Signorino (was simply the best defender on the pitch)
Standings after 3 games:
...
11. Lille OSC | 3pts -3
12. Toulouse FC | 1pt -3
13. FC Nantes | 1pt -3
14. ASSE | 1pt -3
15. OM | 1pt -3
16. Rennes | 1pt -4
alexcarreira
Non-League
- 22 March 2004
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
@gerd
thanks for the welcome
@ re-arranged
Nah,I plan to mix things up a bit in the winter transfer window. Some veterans like carriere and cousin are probably on their way out, as I don't see much space for them in the first team and I'll try to give young guns like monnet-paquet or sidi keita a chance...
@gerd
thanks for the welcome
@ re-arranged
Nah,I plan to mix things up a bit in the winter transfer window. Some veterans like carriere and cousin are probably on their way out, as I don't see much space for them in the first team and I'll try to give young guns like monnet-paquet or sidi keita a chance...
PES King
Wengerball
- 26 January 2007
- Arsenal F.C
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Nigel Clough Takes Over At Forest
Nigel Clough has been named as the new manager at struggling Nottingham Forest.
Clough, who has joined from Burton Albion, has been at the club since 1998 but is excited at the prospect of managing a club that is close to his heart.
The Son of legendary manager Brian Clough is Nottingham Forest’s 2nd all time top scorer with 131 goals in 403 appearances during 2 spells at the club.
Clough faces the daunting task of trying to put forest back in the top division and will have to achieve the task with limited resources and an ageing squad of players.
“ This is the club I have dreamt of managing since becoming a manager and cannot wait for the season to start. I am relishing working with some top players such as Castollo and Minanda.:lol: This is a massive club who belong in the big time and I hope to be the one to take them there. If I can be half as successful as my dad then I will be extremely pleased.”
Clough, no doubt will be a popular choice at the City Ground and hopefully the former 2 time European cup winners will put the recent bad times behind them.
Nigel Clough Takes Over At Forest
Nigel Clough has been named as the new manager at struggling Nottingham Forest.
Clough, who has joined from Burton Albion, has been at the club since 1998 but is excited at the prospect of managing a club that is close to his heart.
The Son of legendary manager Brian Clough is Nottingham Forest’s 2nd all time top scorer with 131 goals in 403 appearances during 2 spells at the club.
Clough faces the daunting task of trying to put forest back in the top division and will have to achieve the task with limited resources and an ageing squad of players.
“ This is the club I have dreamt of managing since becoming a manager and cannot wait for the season to start. I am relishing working with some top players such as Castollo and Minanda.:lol: This is a massive club who belong in the big time and I hope to be the one to take them there. If I can be half as successful as my dad then I will be extremely pleased.”
Clough, no doubt will be a popular choice at the City Ground and hopefully the former 2 time European cup winners will put the recent bad times behind them.
- Thread starter
- #645
Professor Nutmeg
ML Fanatic
- 3 July 2002
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
MALLORCA FACE BETIS IN SEASON OPENER
A big crowd is expected at the Manuel Ruiz de Lopera
In what will be Professor Nutmeg's first competitive game in charge at the club, Real Mallorca kick off their League campaign away to Real Betis. The islanders will want to get off to a winning start under the new manager. Attention will no doubt be firmly directed towards the dugout, where 'El Profesor' will be residing.
Mallorca look set to field Ariel Ibagaza behind Argentinian forward Maxi López, in a possible 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-1-1 formation. Central midfield could well be bossed by pairing Aggelos Basinas and Jordi López, while stoppers Sergio Ballesteros and José Nunes will provide the defensive wall in front of keeper Antonio Prats.
Probable line up: Prats - Dorado, Nunes, Ballesteros, Varela - Basinas, Jordi, Jonás, Ibagaza, Arango - Maxi López
Subs: Moyà, Ramis, Navarro, Jankovic, Pereyra, Tuni, Tristán
Player to watch: Maxi López
MALLORCA FACE BETIS IN SEASON OPENER
A big crowd is expected at the Manuel Ruiz de Lopera
In what will be Professor Nutmeg's first competitive game in charge at the club, Real Mallorca kick off their League campaign away to Real Betis. The islanders will want to get off to a winning start under the new manager. Attention will no doubt be firmly directed towards the dugout, where 'El Profesor' will be residing.
Mallorca look set to field Ariel Ibagaza behind Argentinian forward Maxi López, in a possible 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-1-1 formation. Central midfield could well be bossed by pairing Aggelos Basinas and Jordi López, while stoppers Sergio Ballesteros and José Nunes will provide the defensive wall in front of keeper Antonio Prats.
Probable line up: Prats - Dorado, Nunes, Ballesteros, Varela - Basinas, Jordi, Jonás, Ibagaza, Arango - Maxi López
Subs: Moyà, Ramis, Navarro, Jankovic, Pereyra, Tuni, Tristán
Player to watch: Maxi López
Stan
Allez les Lionceaux !!!
- 12 September 2002
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Second division North-West: midseason round-up:
Reading - Watford 1-1
Reading - Rosenborg 1-1
Charlton - Reading 1-2
West Ham United - Reading 0-0
Reading - Kobenhavn 3-1
Wigan Athletic - Reading 0-0
Reading - Sheffield United 2-2
Division 2 Cup:
Reading-Watford 2-1
Watford - Reading 1-2
Watford - Reading 2-3
Rosenborg - Reading 1-2
Rankings after 9 games:
1 West Ham United 21
2 Reading 17
3 Charlton Athletic 12
4 Rosenborg BK 12
5 Watford 9
6 FC Kobenhavn 9
7 Sheffield United 8
8 Wigan Athletic 7
Best players:
Lita - Sidwell - Sonko - Harper (thanks to the Prof i put him on the field as regular)
Weaknesses:
Goal Keepers
Goal scoring
Second division North-West: midseason round-up:
Reading - Watford 1-1
Reading - Rosenborg 1-1
Charlton - Reading 1-2
West Ham United - Reading 0-0
Reading - Kobenhavn 3-1
Wigan Athletic - Reading 0-0
Reading - Sheffield United 2-2
Division 2 Cup:
Reading-Watford 2-1
Watford - Reading 1-2
Watford - Reading 2-3
Rosenborg - Reading 1-2
Rankings after 9 games:
1 West Ham United 21
2 Reading 17
3 Charlton Athletic 12
4 Rosenborg BK 12
5 Watford 9
6 FC Kobenhavn 9
7 Sheffield United 8
8 Wigan Athletic 7
Best players:
Lita - Sidwell - Sonko - Harper (thanks to the Prof i put him on the field as regular)
Weaknesses:
Goal Keepers
Goal scoring
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
@alexcarreira, Hello Alex, nice report. I was wondering what happened to Dermont, the RB with the dyed blonde hair?
Good luck on your adventures with Lens.
@alexcarreira, Hello Alex, nice report. I was wondering what happened to Dermont, the RB with the dyed blonde hair?
Good luck on your adventures with Lens.
denirobob
IBERIAN PRIMERA
- 28 June 2002
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Good luck Proff. Watch out for Odonkor if he gets a start.
db
MALLORCA HOST BETIS IN SEASON OPENER
A big crowd is expected at the ONO Estadi
In what will be Professor Nutmeg's first competitive game in charge at the club, Real Mallorca kick off their League campaign at home to Real Betis. The islanders will want to use home advantage in order to get off to a winning start. Attention will also no doubt be firmly directed towards the dugout, where 'El Profesor' will be residing.
Mallorca look set to field Ariel Ibagaza behind Argentinian forward Maxi López, in a possible 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-1-1 formation. Central midfield could well be bossed by pairing Aggelos Basinas and Jordi López, while stoppers Sergio Ballesteros and José Nunes will provide the defensive wall in front of keeper Antonio Prats.
Probable line up: Prats - Dorado, Nunes, Ballesteros, Varela - Basinas, Jordi, Jonás, Ibagaza, Arango - Maxi López
Subs: Moyà, Ramis, Navarro, Jankovic, Pereyra, Tuni, Tristán
Player to watch: Maxi López
Good luck Proff. Watch out for Odonkor if he gets a start.
db
PES King
Wengerball
- 26 January 2007
- Arsenal F.C
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Mid season update
Influential captain Malcolm Stein
After going the first 3 matches of the season unbeaten, Forest hit a rough patch of form, failing to any of their remaining league games and find themselves sitting in sixth place. With Charlton Athletic and West Ham United way ahead of the chasing pack, automatic promotion to the top flight seems very unlikely for Nottingham Forest. Another worrying fact is the team has managed only 3 league goals, although they have only conceded 4 goals.
On the plus side Forest managed to knock Celtic out of the D2 Cup and progress to the semi finals thanks to a single goal in the first leg from Castolo. They will play Rangers in the next round.
Captain Malcolm Stein has been arguably Forest’s best player so far and the tough tackling Irishman had this to say to the clubs website.
“ Since being named captain by Nigel Clough I have upped my game considerably and I will give 120% for the rest of the season.3rd place is a realistic target for the club and let’s not forget we still have a great chance of winning silverware come the end of the season”
Meanwhile Nigel clough had this to say on the rumours of him dipping into the transfer market for a striker.
“ It is true I am looking for a striker who could get us bags of goals but I will not be paying over the top for any player. Although the chances of that happening are slim because we have not got any money to buy anyone at this point in time. The chairman has told me players will have to leave before I can bring anyone in”
Hopefully come the end of the season,Forests fortunes will have improved, Maybe even with a piece of silverware in the trophy cabinet!
League Table
Charlton 17pts
West Ham 16pts
Sheff Utd 8pts
Celtic 8pts
Hearts 7pts
Notts Forest 7pts
Rangers 7pts
Watford 6pts
Results so far
Sheff Utd-H 0-0
Rangers-H 1-0
West Ham-A 1-1
Watford-H 1-2
Celtic-A 0-0
Hearts-A 0-0
Charlton-H 0-0
D2 Cup Quarter final
Cup leg 1- Celtic-H 1-0
Cup leg 2- Celtic-A 0-0
My top scorers (all competitions)
Castolo 3 (2 league, 1 cup)
Ximelez 1
By the way, does anyone here have any suggestions for a cheap striker who will get goals.
Mid season update
Influential captain Malcolm Stein
After going the first 3 matches of the season unbeaten, Forest hit a rough patch of form, failing to any of their remaining league games and find themselves sitting in sixth place. With Charlton Athletic and West Ham United way ahead of the chasing pack, automatic promotion to the top flight seems very unlikely for Nottingham Forest. Another worrying fact is the team has managed only 3 league goals, although they have only conceded 4 goals.
On the plus side Forest managed to knock Celtic out of the D2 Cup and progress to the semi finals thanks to a single goal in the first leg from Castolo. They will play Rangers in the next round.
Captain Malcolm Stein has been arguably Forest’s best player so far and the tough tackling Irishman had this to say to the clubs website.
“ Since being named captain by Nigel Clough I have upped my game considerably and I will give 120% for the rest of the season.3rd place is a realistic target for the club and let’s not forget we still have a great chance of winning silverware come the end of the season”
Meanwhile Nigel clough had this to say on the rumours of him dipping into the transfer market for a striker.
“ It is true I am looking for a striker who could get us bags of goals but I will not be paying over the top for any player. Although the chances of that happening are slim because we have not got any money to buy anyone at this point in time. The chairman has told me players will have to leave before I can bring anyone in”
Hopefully come the end of the season,Forests fortunes will have improved, Maybe even with a piece of silverware in the trophy cabinet!
League Table
Charlton 17pts
West Ham 16pts
Sheff Utd 8pts
Celtic 8pts
Hearts 7pts
Notts Forest 7pts
Rangers 7pts
Watford 6pts
Results so far
Sheff Utd-H 0-0
Rangers-H 1-0
West Ham-A 1-1
Watford-H 1-2
Celtic-A 0-0
Hearts-A 0-0
Charlton-H 0-0
D2 Cup Quarter final
Cup leg 1- Celtic-H 1-0
Cup leg 2- Celtic-A 0-0
My top scorers (all competitions)
Castolo 3 (2 league, 1 cup)
Ximelez 1
By the way, does anyone here have any suggestions for a cheap striker who will get goals.
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Nice post PES King, you could try a player called Oost.
Nice post PES King, you could try a player called Oost.
PLF
Legend
- 2 August 2004
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Good to see so many of the veteran PES ML threads still around.
You guys haven't forgotten about me, have you?
:p
Great to see you guys all still here old friends and some new faces as well.
He's a quality player. Played as a winger for Ajaccio but since joining Lens, been mostly employed as a right-back. But even as a defender, he can provide a lot of danger and attacking threat to the opposition. He's one of Lens' best players in real life along with others like the classy Brazilian CB, Hilton and the solid Coulibally and of course the most complete player overall who is so effective and does so many little things for teams he plays for which often goes largely unnoticed by the majority is Seydou Keita. A player who has to be admired not just because of his footballing ability but also sportsmanship, loyalty and overall being a very good guy.
It's Lens' 'left-back' position which is by far the biggest problem in the team after selling promising young full-back, Benoit Assou-Ekotto to Spurs last summer and offloading veteran Lachor to Sedan without a proper replacement. In fact Mr. Gillot recently admitted that if Lens are to do anything this year, they NEED to acquire a decent LB because currently they have probably the weakest set of LB's in all of Ligue 1! And that's true and not good at all for a club the size of RCL and their ambitions.
p.s. I don't know if you heard but Bordeaux and Ricardo (Their Brazilian coach) have just managed to take away the talented Brazilian Jussie away from Lens on loan for the rest of the season on the last day of the transfer window.
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@DB and Gerd, Don't forget what I wrote you in a pm a week or so ago.
The discussion is now in its latter stages and at a place where I'm sure you'll enjoy reading and the 'example' I've been hinting about for a week or two to wrap up the "English Media" discussion will be coming very soon.
Link
Take care guys.
See ya all later.
Good to see so many of the veteran PES ML threads still around.
You guys haven't forgotten about me, have you?
:pGreat to see you guys all still here old friends and some new faces as well.
It's Demont, SB. There's no R but you probably knew that and just made a typo.
He's a quality player. Played as a winger for Ajaccio but since joining Lens, been mostly employed as a right-back. But even as a defender, he can provide a lot of danger and attacking threat to the opposition. He's one of Lens' best players in real life along with others like the classy Brazilian CB, Hilton and the solid Coulibally and of course the most complete player overall who is so effective and does so many little things for teams he plays for which often goes largely unnoticed by the majority is Seydou Keita. A player who has to be admired not just because of his footballing ability but also sportsmanship, loyalty and overall being a very good guy.
It's Lens' 'left-back' position which is by far the biggest problem in the team after selling promising young full-back, Benoit Assou-Ekotto to Spurs last summer and offloading veteran Lachor to Sedan without a proper replacement. In fact Mr. Gillot recently admitted that if Lens are to do anything this year, they NEED to acquire a decent LB because currently they have probably the weakest set of LB's in all of Ligue 1! And that's true and not good at all for a club the size of RCL and their ambitions.
p.s. I don't know if you heard but Bordeaux and Ricardo (Their Brazilian coach) have just managed to take away the talented Brazilian Jussie away from Lens on loan for the rest of the season on the last day of the transfer window.
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@DB and Gerd, Don't forget what I wrote you in a pm a week or so ago.
The discussion is now in its latter stages and at a place where I'm sure you'll enjoy reading and the 'example' I've been hinting about for a week or two to wrap up the "English Media" discussion will be coming very soon.
Link
Take care guys.
See ya all later.
- Thread starter
- #652
Professor Nutmeg
ML Fanatic
- 3 July 2002
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
MALLORCA NEWS
3 DAY ROUND UP
Real Mallorca stumble away, losing to Real Betis, but show
promising home form, winning twice at the ONO Estadi.
Home form could be key this season
Real Betis 1 Robert 37'
Mallorca 0
A lacklustre away performance from the islanders. Nothing seemed to go their way.
Mallorca 1 Maxi López 7'
Zaragoza 0
A bright start to the game gave the home side the lead, but momentum stalled in the second half. However, a well deserved first win of the season.
Mallorca 2 Tristán 27' Ibagaza 72' Nunes (sent off)
Real Madrid 1 Reyes 67'
"The corker in Mallorca." Diego Tristán fired the home side into the lead from close range, minutes before stopper José Nunes was shown a straight red for a challenge on Robinho. Jordi failed to add another when his 20 yard drive rebounded off the upright, having beaten Casillas. The loose ball fell to Tristán, but his finish from two yards was deemed offside. Roberto Carlos threatened from disatnce with a few hard driven free kicks, but keeper Antonio Prats was equal to the Brazilian's efforts, acrobatically palming the shots to safety.
Madrid dangerman, José Antonio Reyes, was a constant thorn in Mallorca's right side and he levelled the score with a well taken header from a cross, back across Prats. Midfielder Ariel Ibagaza then fired home a sublime winner on 72 minutes, sending the home crowd into a frenzy and denting Madrid's perfect start to the season in the process.
Real Mallorca's next game sees them travel to the capital, to face Atlético Madrid.
MALLORCA NEWS
3 DAY ROUND UP
Real Mallorca stumble away, losing to Real Betis, but show
promising home form, winning twice at the ONO Estadi.
Home form could be key this season
Real Betis 1 Robert 37'
Mallorca 0
A lacklustre away performance from the islanders. Nothing seemed to go their way.
Mallorca 1 Maxi López 7'
Zaragoza 0
A bright start to the game gave the home side the lead, but momentum stalled in the second half. However, a well deserved first win of the season.
Mallorca 2 Tristán 27' Ibagaza 72' Nunes (sent off)
Real Madrid 1 Reyes 67'
"The corker in Mallorca." Diego Tristán fired the home side into the lead from close range, minutes before stopper José Nunes was shown a straight red for a challenge on Robinho. Jordi failed to add another when his 20 yard drive rebounded off the upright, having beaten Casillas. The loose ball fell to Tristán, but his finish from two yards was deemed offside. Roberto Carlos threatened from disatnce with a few hard driven free kicks, but keeper Antonio Prats was equal to the Brazilian's efforts, acrobatically palming the shots to safety.
Madrid dangerman, José Antonio Reyes, was a constant thorn in Mallorca's right side and he levelled the score with a well taken header from a cross, back across Prats. Midfielder Ariel Ibagaza then fired home a sublime winner on 72 minutes, sending the home crowd into a frenzy and denting Madrid's perfect start to the season in the process.
Real Mallorca's next game sees them travel to the capital, to face Atlético Madrid.
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
About the last part, no, i never heard. Why did they loan him out if his so "talented"?
ps - i've been reading your thread, but i don't post.
Thanks for the info but where did he go? Did they sell him?It's Demont, SB. There's no R but you probably knew that and just made a typo.
He's a quality player. Played as a winger for Ajaccio but since joining Lens, been mostly employed as a right-back. But even as a defender, he can provide a lot of danger and attacking threat to the opposition. He's one of Lens' best players in real life along with others like the classy Brazilian CB, Hilton and the solid Coulibally and of course the most complete player overall who is so effective and does so many little things for teams he plays for which often goes largely unnoticed by the majority is Seydou Keita. A player who has to be admired not just because of his footballing ability but also sportsmanship, loyalty and overall being a very good guy.
It's Lens' 'left-back' position which is by far the biggest problem in the team after selling promising young full-back, Benoit Assou-Ekotto to Spurs last summer and offloading veteran Lachor to Sedan without a proper replacement. In fact Mr. Gillot recently admitted that if Lens are to do anything this year, they NEED to acquire a decent LB because currently they have probably the weakest set of LB's in all of Ligue 1! And that's true and not good at all for a club the size of RCL and their ambitions.
p.s. I don't know if you heard but Bordeaux and Ricardo (Their Brazilian coach) have just managed to take away the talented Brazilian Jussie away from Lens on loan for the rest of the season on the last day of the transfer window.
About the last part, no, i never heard. Why did they loan him out if his so "talented"?
ps - i've been reading your thread, but i don't post.
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Nice results there Professor Nutmeg. Are you using --SG--patch for your game?
Nice results there Professor Nutmeg. Are you using --SG--patch for your game?
- Thread starter
- #655
Professor Nutmeg
ML Fanatic
- 3 July 2002
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Nope, no patches here.
Chuffed about the Madrid result. Especially a man down. I didn't think i'd get my first win so soon. Home form looks promising too
Nope, no patches here.
Chuffed about the Madrid result. Especially a man down. I didn't think i'd get my first win so soon. Home form looks promising too
PES King
Wengerball
- 26 January 2007
- Arsenal F.C
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Dutch Striker Signs For Forest
After being linked with a whole host of strikers in the transfer window including Marcus Bent and Carlton Cole, manager Nigel Clough has surprised every one by signing Sparta Rotterdam striker Jason Oost for an undisclosed fee.
Jason Oost in action for Sparta
The talented 24 year old started his career at Feyenoord Rotterdam but signed his first professional contract with RKC Waalwijk in 2002. At RKC Waalwijk he played 84 matches in three seasons and scored 12 goals. In 2005 he moved to Sparta Rotterdam, where he became the clubs top goalscorer with 8 goals in the 2005-2006 season.
The Nottingham Forest manager had this to say about the new signing. “I have had scouts rave about Jason and after going out to Sparta to watch him play that made my mind up about the lad. Even the Sparta manager assures me he will be a great signing He is still relatively young , I have no doubt concerning his abilities and I believe he will settle into our side pretty quickly”.
“ I am very excited about joining a club with such history” said Oost. “ I will do my absolute best to help my new club get promoted to the top league. After being in and out of the Sparta side I want to start playing regularly again and score goals for fun starting against Sheffield United on Saturday.
On the way out at the club however is Dutch veteran striker Ruud Huylens. The 35 year, who has been reduced to one substitute appearance this season has completed his move to Bayer Leverkusen for a fee estimated to be around the £500,00 mark.(bet they never play him :mrgreen
Major transfers roundup
Bayern Munich- Rothen, Matuzalem
PSV- Dhorasoo, Sereni
A.C Milan- B.Mendy, Ceh, de la pena
Roma- Parnaby:shock:
Real Madrid- Almiron, Daniel Carvalho, Buffon
Sevilla- Woodgate
Valencia- Ambrose:shock:
Man Utd- Chiesa
Thanks for the tip Stringer Bell. Konami made Oost black :lol: Looking forward to reading more from the cool stories in this thread, keep it up :applause:
Dutch Striker Signs For Forest
After being linked with a whole host of strikers in the transfer window including Marcus Bent and Carlton Cole, manager Nigel Clough has surprised every one by signing Sparta Rotterdam striker Jason Oost for an undisclosed fee.
Jason Oost in action for Sparta
The talented 24 year old started his career at Feyenoord Rotterdam but signed his first professional contract with RKC Waalwijk in 2002. At RKC Waalwijk he played 84 matches in three seasons and scored 12 goals. In 2005 he moved to Sparta Rotterdam, where he became the clubs top goalscorer with 8 goals in the 2005-2006 season.
The Nottingham Forest manager had this to say about the new signing. “I have had scouts rave about Jason and after going out to Sparta to watch him play that made my mind up about the lad. Even the Sparta manager assures me he will be a great signing
He is still relatively young , I have no doubt concerning his abilities and I believe he will settle into our side pretty quickly”.“ I am very excited about joining a club with such history” said Oost. “ I will do my absolute best to help my new club get promoted to the top league. After being in and out of the Sparta side I want to start playing regularly again and score goals for fun starting against Sheffield United on Saturday.
On the way out at the club however is Dutch veteran striker Ruud Huylens. The 35 year, who has been reduced to one substitute appearance this season has completed his move to Bayer Leverkusen for a fee estimated to be around the £500,00 mark.(bet they never play him :mrgreen
Major transfers roundup
Bayern Munich- Rothen, Matuzalem
PSV- Dhorasoo, Sereni
A.C Milan- B.Mendy, Ceh, de la pena
Roma- Parnaby:shock:
Real Madrid- Almiron, Daniel Carvalho, Buffon
Sevilla- Woodgate
Valencia- Ambrose:shock:
Man Utd- Chiesa
Thanks for the tip Stringer Bell. Konami made Oost black :lol: Looking forward to reading more from the cool stories in this thread, keep it up :applause:
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
hahahah, No problem PES King!
Glad to see Oost had made a good start for you (i wonder if i have to sell him then, since i don't let him start regularly :-k )!
LOL@ Bayer Leverkusen buying Huylens!
ps - like the way you put Ruud as Huylens first name lol.
hahahah, No problem PES King!
Glad to see Oost had made a good start for you (i wonder if i have to sell him then, since i don't let him start regularly :-k )!
LOL@ Bayer Leverkusen buying Huylens!
ps - like the way you put Ruud as Huylens first name lol.
Stringer Bell
Banned
- 12 February 2005
Sparta Rotterdam Transfer News
Sparta Rotterdam have signed Eremenko Jr. from Sevilla on a six month loan deal with an option to buy. The 27-year-old Finnish international who moved to Sevilla from Russian club, FC Saturn, failed to hold down a place for the Spanish side and will looking forward for a regular playing time in the Rotterdam club.
The manger of Sparta Rotterdam said during an interview, "Alexei is a quality player who would be a boost to our team, during our European and league cup ambitions and having him can possible get us far in these competitions". The manager also mentioned on the issue of bringing him in on a permanent "When his loan deal is over the club will be looking at making a permanent offer for him, depending on his performances on the pitch".
Eremenko Jr. has been taking part in training with the club this evening and has already showed his team mates what he can do.
In the other way goes Vlug who was sold to Borussia Dortmund for €3125. The 24 year old attacking midfielder, who came up through the Sparta youth academy, left the club after five years at the club making, 50 appearances and scoring 1 goal.
Sparta Rotterdam have signed Eremenko Jr. from Sevilla on a six month loan deal with an option to buy. The 27-year-old Finnish international who moved to Sevilla from Russian club, FC Saturn, failed to hold down a place for the Spanish side and will looking forward for a regular playing time in the Rotterdam club.
The manger of Sparta Rotterdam said during an interview, "Alexei is a quality player who would be a boost to our team, during our European and league cup ambitions and having him can possible get us far in these competitions". The manager also mentioned on the issue of bringing him in on a permanent "When his loan deal is over the club will be looking at making a permanent offer for him, depending on his performances on the pitch".
Eremenko Jr. has been taking part in training with the club this evening and has already showed his team mates what he can do.
In the other way goes Vlug who was sold to Borussia Dortmund for €3125. The 24 year old attacking midfielder, who came up through the Sparta youth academy, left the club after five years at the club making, 50 appearances and scoring 1 goal.
gerd
Retired Footballer
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Good start of the season for you Prof...how is Arango doing for you???
I have him in my PSP ML with Bolton and he's great...
The best team i've played against in PES6 is Man Utd, i played against them with Atalanta and they totally outplayed me twice...great, great team...wasn't even with their strongest line-up...
Any other suggestions????
Good start of the season for you Prof...how is Arango doing for you???
I have him in my PSP ML with Bolton and he's great...
The best team i've played against in PES6 is Man Utd, i played against them with Atalanta and they totally outplayed me twice...great, great team...wasn't even with their strongest line-up...
Any other suggestions????
gerd
Retired Footballer
Re: The PES6 Master League Thread
Stringer, i had Eremenko in PES4 (Wolfsburg).
I really liked him: good passer, scores goals...
Stringer, i had Eremenko in PES4 (Wolfsburg).
I really liked him: good passer, scores goals...