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Originally Posted by Blinker91  Nice "Nestor"
A lot of players I've never seen before in this forum....
@metro: you should tell us why u put them into your list... |
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If you let me, i can add:
Ivan Obradovic-Serbian
Milan 'lola' Smiljaninc-serbian w/swedish passport
Birkir Bjarnason-Iceland
Fabian Schönheim-German
Mads Laudrup-Danish
Albin Ekdahl-Swedish
Guy Asulin-Israel w/spanish passport
Dor Malul -Israel
Antonio Adan-Spain
Oier Olazabal-spain
Marcelo Grohe-Brazil w/german passport |
These guys mostly will end in their national teams, with several participations. I think the AI is enaugh clever to take the best players (hehehe)
Obradovic and Smiljanic goes to the national squad in the first year. Smiljanic will be key player in serbia (in my Espanyol history, Smiljanic qualify Serbia to eurocup, with 2 goals and 3 assists in 3 games).
Bjarnason will be a decent first division winger with electricity. Excelent pace and acc and excellent center.
Schönheim will be the best german defender.
Laudrup plays as playmaker, and will be a good player. Even better if you have a veteran playmaker who can teach him. (I have Ivan de la Peña, and he becomes really good. With other histories he is only good)
Ekdahl is a good player. noy a superstar but he does well everything but he is not the best.
Asulin and Malul, are two of the growing israel stars. Israel in 2010 has a great team qualified for WCH. For me Malul is one of the 3 best Defenders in the game, playing in whatever position he plays. He is a wonderkid. Asulin as well is good midfielder, like Benayoun.
Adan and Olazabal will be the spanish keepers, even in reality. They are amazing both.
And Marcelo Grohe is big money, because he is Big keeper. I found him in my Espanyol (most recent) history (Gremio is affiliate team of Espanyol and Kameni is out for africa cup), and he will be the Olympic Keeper for brazil and reserve for the absolute national team.
@Nestor: I watched Daniel de Ridder last year in Celta, and he is a big talent.
