Frank Ng

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Fixed

The issues are fixed. Please spot out any if you find any other Malaysian sikh players are having such problem. The 2 players are the missing ones when I fix the issue massively around 2 years ago.. Regarding the Datuk / Dato' issue, I would like them to be kept. The reason is simply... even the Malaysian FA also announce such "Datuk / Dato' or even "@" , etc" as part of a player full name in their official website ... So, why not keeping them...

The exclusion of Melaka and Sarawak Utd from Super League was reported but it would be too late to include such feature.... Not sure if it can be included in the next patch.

Can you please provide more screenshot about the "military services"?? It is so weird that there is such a setting being "invented"....

Please raise the issue in the Chinese data thread.

The game should have a bug about Hong Kong U23s. In the database, I only set 5 players loaning to Hong Kong U23s. But inside the game, I have no idea why around 15 of the players were automatically set to loan to the club. I have report this bug already.

You cannot simply set a player to forfeit his originally nationality after he gained the nationality of Hong Kong. The mechanism of the game and the real life situation are totally different. In real life, it is true that a player should give up his original nationality in order to have Hong Kong passport. But in real life, a player can also simply give up his Hong Kong passport and simply get back his own country passport once he is retired. The Hong Kong passport is only a tool for a player to represent Hong Kong to play in national side and also to play in a league in Asia where he can be treated as an Asian foreigner and easier for him to play there. It is common that player will give up his “new passport” and get back his original motherland passport once he is retired. But inside the game, if you simply delete his original nationality and only set Hong Kong as his nationality, how could a player get back his own country nationality once he is retired? The game won't support such function to retrieve his original passport.

May you provide a date please?

1- Sponsorship name is not included. 2- May you please provide the left date? 3- Both Ye Jia and Tam Lok Hin has non-playing role in Tai Po while they are contracted as players to Kowloon City and Wofoo respectively. The game does not support such function to set a staff playing as player at Club X but managing as staff at Club Y. 4- I checked with the latest info provided by HKFA but it is not listed that Chan Ka Ki to be the GK coach. He used to be the GK Coach during 2016/17 Season for instead..... Any extra sources to support this? 5- They are included in the final version. 7- They are set with the ability to play as AML (14 and 13 respectively) but not high enough to be shown. Such feature will be shown in the final version. 8- Was set already in final version

- According to the federation's website, there are 4 rounds instead of 3 rounds. Link: https://www.fas.org.sg/quadruple-round-robin-format-for-2022-singapore-premier-league-season/ It is known already... I reported such issue at around July or August but then no news at all. Thanks for reporting that again to alert the coding team.

I have already increase his CA one of the highest among all Malaysians. It maybe because he is too young and thus game AI won't choose him to the first team.... This issue is hard to fix I think. Just like I have set many players especially those foreigner correctly to the II team but the game will automatically promote them to the senior squad....

Final version was updated of that position already

In the semi-official document, the post of "Manager" of Kitchee is actually vacant. They registered Chu Chi Kwong as "Head Coach" (總教練) and Kim Dong-Jin as "Asst Coach". In fact, last year it also reported that Chu Chi Kwong left the post of Manager and Kim Dong-Jin took in charge as Interim Manager. But after that, no formal news saying he sat back the post of Manager. https://www.sportsroad.hk/archives/347680 https://hk.sports.yahoo.com/news/港超聯-傑志金東進望與球員建立信心-對兩名新球員感期待-091013899.html

Ortega lived in Hong Kong since 2010. Again, he is eligible to have Hong Kong nationality as well.