One thing I've never got (a bit stupid maybe)

I've played FM 09, 10, 11 and 12, but I never got what the X meant when results were being shown

W - Win

L - Loss

D - Draw

Is it a score draw ? or a no score draw ?

:confused:

score draw

I always thought X was for a 0-0. :o

I always thought X was for a 0-0. :o

I did initially too. it just seemed if your going to differ a draw from a score draw you would make the exception the 0-0. but hey that's the way programmers are. weird! maybe they are australian they love to do everything back to front, don't get me started on their cricket scoring system!

Means 0-0 dunnit? You could probably find it out easily by looking at your fixtures screen.

I did initially too. it just seemed if your going to differ a draw from a score draw you would make the exception the 0-0. but hey that's the way programmers are. weird! maybe they are australian they love to do everything back to front, don't get me started on their cricket scoring system!

I always wondered how Australia could have 250 people out for such little runs.

In Australia - red's are yellows and yellow's are red's too. Do not ask what they are in New Zealand.

I always thought X was for a 0-0. :o

no, a 0-0 is clearly O

no, a 0-0 is clearly O

You mean D?

And I'm still none the wiser...maybe some mods can help lol

D is 0-0 X is score draw

I did initially too. it just seemed if your going to differ a draw from a score draw you would make the exception the 0-0. but hey that's the way programmers are. weird! maybe they are australian they love to do everything back to front, don't get me started on their cricket scoring system!

They do differ a score draw from a no score draw. Score draw is X, no score draw is D. It's they way they've always done it on the pools, which is why the game continues the tradition.

I always remember it the following way:

D = Dull draw

X = Exciting draw

I just checked the form table in my game, and it looks like D is for 0-0 and X is for score draws.

I did initially too. it just seemed if your going to differ a draw from a score draw you would make the exception the 0-0. but hey that's the way programmers are. weird! maybe they are australian they love to do everything back to front, don't get me started on their cricket scoring system!

I always wondered how Australia could have 250 people out for such little runs.

In Australia - red's are yellows and yellow's are red's too. Do not ask what they are in New Zealand.

Hey hey hey! Take it easy! Red is still red here, thank you very much, and all the other colours are correct as well. I have no idea about NZ though, that place is weird.

OT: It took me an age to figure it out too :o