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Losing everything - help

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  • 21-11-2009 5:13pm
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    anonymous_joe
    Registered Users Posts: 9,255 ✭✭✭


    I have the highest rated team in my league but everyone beats me. I've just had a player of 4000 CSR dominate my backrow forward with 16000 CSR.

    What the hell do I do tactically?


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    Frankiestylee
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    CSR isn't everything, are your players strong in all the right places?


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    Orizio
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    Whats your team name and tactics, for a start.


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    anonymous_joe
    Registered Users Posts: 9,255 ✭✭✭anonymous_joe


    They mostly do have the right attributes.

    Team name is A Lovely Bunch Altogether.

    Tactics, I've set back to default. It was leaning more towards creativity than pick and go, but nothing exceptional.


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    Orizio
    Registered Users Posts: 9,460 ✭✭✭Orizio


    anonymous_joe wrote: »
    They mostly do have the right attributes.

    Team name is A Lovely Bunch Altogether.

    Tactics, I've set back to default. It was leaning more towards creativity than pick and go, but nothing exceptional.

    These are my tactics, which serve me very well. Feel free to use them...
    Kicking: 30% (all to touch)
    Pick and Go: 30%
    Driving: 35%
    Expansive: 15%
    Creative: 20%
    Discipline: BTB

    Your players are utterly ****ed energy wise - why? Do you only play either WNWIM or LTNT? I'm inclined to think you need to plan things better, use your squad better, plan what energy level you are going to use against whomever in advance etc.


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    anonymous_joe
    Registered Users Posts: 9,255 ✭✭✭anonymous_joe


    Taken some time to remove as many tired players from the side as possible. Hopefully that'll make a difference.

    Also trying to sign a few more back up props.

    What kind of stats do you look for in props? Heavy, short and strength and technique?


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    Frankiestylee
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,325 ✭✭✭Frankiestylee


    anonymous_joe wrote: »
    Taken some time to remove as many tired players from the side as possible. Hopefully that'll make a difference.

    Also trying to sign a few more back up props.

    What kind of stats do you look for in props? Heavy, short and strength and technique?

    Be careful not to make your team too big, you'll want to be building up some cash for improvements etc and a wage bill may kill you.
    Might be an idea to get one decent back-up prop (that you can train up to be your main prop) and do some rotation. Maybe do the same with your other key positions? I'm no expert in any of this by any means and I'm sure the other lads will probably have better ideas, but I think some rotation will allow you to keep the quality up without draining your players. If you think you have the best team in your league then get them rested and keep them rested so they'll deliver consistently decent performances, and then obviously bust out the full squad for big matches.


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