Mr_Tans

Has anyone else found there being an absurd amount of goals scored, but only in user controlled leagues? In my most recent season in the Vanarama National I won the league with 124 goals, of the top 8 teams the lowest goalscorers came in at 87 and three other teams scored over 100 goals. The team in 8th scored 101 and conceded 98! York and Chesterfield were both in the division the season before where they finished 3rd and 4th and scored 72 goals, this season they finished 2nd and 3rd and both scored 108 goals. It was the same story the season before in the VNN where 9 teams scored more than 90 goals, and five scored more than 100. Compare this to every other league in the English pyramid where if anything not enough goals are scored compared to real life. The top goalscorers in League 1 scored 64 goals for example which seems ridiculous. Not sure what the issue is here, and while it is just a couple of seasons there is definitely a pattern emerging.