Dr. Alessio Q.H.

yesss that is also my reaction to the second one! I also found that it seems quite easier to understand in English of the 'without...' because it doesn't have direct negative structure such as 'no' or 'not'. But in my language version it becomes a disaster. They all read like the second one. I think it's not only all about translation, but also game logics.

I agree with you strongly lol I posted a similar suggestion 2 months ago and I was replied 'will put this under consideration'. I am a SerieA player and one of my friend is a Bundesliga player. We all hope this can appear in future game.

As is shown in the pic, in current game, there are 'tends to' and 'tends not to' in staff profiles. However, some descriptions of them seems a bit complicated, especially in 'tends not to'. Sometimes we can read some negative phrases in this item but 'tends not to' itself is a part of negative sentences. It actually is a double negative sentence. For example. in the profile of Vladimir Petkovic, there are 2 negative phrases in 'tends not to'. 'Operate without...' is the easier one to understand because of 'without', but 'doesn't use' is quite weird. If you want to get the correct meaning, you should transform double negatives to affirmative sentence. I'm not a native speaker of English so I don't know how it influence to English user, but in my language (Chinese version) it is more horrible (at least for me). Almost all of similar phrases are translated as '不' in Chinese which equals to 'not'. I believe change these double negative sentences in 'tends not to' to affirmative sentences in 'tends to' could be better and more concise.

ahh thanks for your remind i recalled last summer that i received a email my academy was reclassified from 1 to 2 and i ask the board to upgrade it this summer maybe my team can promote to pl2 again next season THANKS!!

I seldom played a English team before but I am really confused by the rules of U21 leagues. As is shown in this pic, I am the manager of Blackburn and my U21 team played in Division 1 in my first year. In the second year, my team won promotion to Premier League but my U21 team was invited to play in Division 2. The third year comes, my U21 team was invited to play in PDL. What confused me is the my U21 team won the champion of Division 2 but they was 'relegated'. I don't know how it operates very well so I need your help. Is it normal or a bug? Or I shouldn't accept the invitation in the pre-season? I hope you can understand me because my English is not very well. Thanks!

I have 2 ideas about creating new tactic roles in future FM. Welcome for your discussion! 1) A new D(L/R) role Nowadays, there are lots of top teams building up their defending just like 'zona mista' - a wing back goes high and wide, the opposide one slots in as a third centre-back. For example, when Italy national team played in 2020 Euro, Spinazzola plays like a left wing back in FM, and di Lorenzo moves to the postion of as the right centre-back. So when they tried to attack, it makes the 4-3-3 formation look like 3-5-2 or 3-4-3. (By the way, this defending formation calls '3 and a half backs''三个半后卫' in Chinese literally, but I don't know what it calls in English.) I tried to make similar tactics in FM, but a FB or IWB cannot achieve the above effect. It might be very similar to a asymmetrical 4-backs - WB-CD-CD-WCD. But it seems quite weird to use a WCD in a 4-backs formation. Meanwhile, I don't want use 3 backs with 2 wingbacks or 5 backs to achieve it. SO it might be a good idea to set this special back role at D(L/R) position. 2) A new AM role In some teams, AMs don't provide dribbling, passing or something else like traditional ones. What they are good at is their physical condition. They use their strong bodies to fight with defenders and support their teammates. They act as a TM or WTM, but in the formation they are at the AM position. I think it might be a interesting option to select in the AM position. My English is not very good, so there may be something I can't describe clearly or precisely. It's also the reason why I set this topic as Discussion. Thanks for your reading!

Seldom or even no knee sliding as well

Both in the real world and FM world, some leagues allow teams to possess a B team or Team II such as Juventus in Italy and Real Madrid (Castilla) in Spain. But, in these leagues, there are still some famous teams don't have their B team in FM, such as Inter, Milan and Bayer. So my suggetion is that if it will be possible to add an option in 'Made Board Request' function. And after you make a request of building a B team, the club board will evaluate it by the finance, youth team and so on just like any other requests. Those are my suggestions for future FMs. My English is not very well, thanks for your reading!

I love this skin so much~! and I have a doubt that the my Player Traits in Overview (P1) and player popup (P3)(sorry I don't know its correct name in English) is blank (as well as Development - Training) But it can be finded in 'Development - tactics'(P2) Thanks in advance!