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alva · March 13, 2004, 07:58

I'm fine with that, it will only sweeten(sp?) our victory.

DrSpike · March 13, 2004, 08:08

Quote:

Originally posted by alva
I'm fine with that

Awesome. Alva has spoken for their team. Jamski, make it thus!

alva · March 13, 2004, 09:26

It's a Belgian tradition to use 'insults' in our banners.

Jamski · March 13, 2004, 10:33

I have orders and I'm starting to process... Spike is playing VERY dirty.

-Jam

Jamski · March 13, 2004, 10:45

Gold Team :
DoY: INT Doc
Hueij: INT Ras
Alva: INT Skanky
UR: moves to C4
Zopperoni moves to C6

Red Team Orders :

Raz runs to 2b.
Doc tackles Hueij, (Foul! Obstruction!) so that SC's pass will get to Raz if Hueij intercepts Raz.
SC passes to Raz.
Skanky and Frozzy both move forward one.

Code:




Jampitch












Wide Left
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Left Pitch
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Team Goal
(centre pitch)
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Right Pitch
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Wide Right
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Deep
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Yellow
Deep
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Doc
fouls Hueij
who then failed to intercept
Raz(*)
Duke 




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Defense
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Attack
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Skanky
Alva 
 





 







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Attack
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Urban

Frozzy





Midfield
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Attack
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Spaced
passes to Raz
 



 



 
 



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Attack
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Zopperoni
 






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Defense
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Deep
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Red
Deep
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Wide Left (a)



Left Pitch
(b)

Red
Team Goal
(centre pitch)
(c)



Right Pitch
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Wide Right
(e)

As Spaced lauched the ball up-field to Raz, Heuij saw the danger and rushed to intercept. He'd not reckoned on Doc charging over and hacking his legs from under him. The ref raised an eyebrow, but decided to give Doc the benefit of the doubt. With no distractions Ras picked up Spaced's long ball perfectly.

-Jam

DrSpike · March 13, 2004, 11:02

Nice work team. You are evil buggers as Jamski said.

alva · March 13, 2004, 11:13

If there was a foul, how come we don't have the ball?

I don't claim to know every little rule concerning football but I think it is custom that when somebody commits a foul, the ball(possesion) will be handed over to the other team.

Jamski · March 13, 2004, 11:16

That's because everyone gets 2 fouls for free. 3rd one is a free kick, and then I start getting strict. Raz can't afford another foul now, for example.

-Jam

DrSpike · March 13, 2004, 11:24

It's all within the letter of the law. The spirit can kiss my extra sharp studs.

alva · March 13, 2004, 12:32

Although a nice move

, I do think we need something to counter this, no profits from abusing the rules g'dammit !!!

Seriously, I suggest using a dice to randomise wether it is a foul ar not.

Jamski · March 13, 2004, 14:04

It IS a foul.

But the ref didn't see it.

-Jam

alva · March 13, 2004, 15:57

ok then, to determine if the referee spots it's or not.

Urban Ranger · March 13, 2004, 22:03

Need a clarification on the ways a team can score a goal. Please use the existing situation to illustrate.

Rasputin · March 14, 2004, 02:05

yes pleae, how do ensure my kick goes in back of net LOL

Urban Ranger · March 14, 2004, 05:52

We want answers!

Rasputin · March 14, 2004, 06:03

we want goals !!!!

DrSpike · March 14, 2004, 09:15

I'd like an answer too. Why are there different options like beat the keeper? Does each option give a chance of scoring? If so what are the chances?

Jamski · March 14, 2004, 09:22

***Goal Scoring Clarification***

The player with the ball must either "pass" or "run" the ball to the goal from one of the three lighter colored squares in front of the goal.
If they "pass" (=shoot) then another player can "intercept", if they "run" (=beat the keeper) then another player can tackle them.

Shooting from a range :

If you are unmarked (i.e. in a square on your own) and two square away from the goal you can have a shot. This fails only if the opposition have a player in one of the 3 light-coloured squares, who uses the order "intercept" with the target "goal"

So, from the current position Raz cannot shoot, because he is marked too closely. If he was on his own, but Duke was next to the goal, Raz could shoot and Duke [/i]could[/i] intercept the shot. If Raz runs closer to the goal, then he has the choice next turn of run or shoot, and Gold can try to tackle or intercept him.

Simply - imagine that the goal is a player that can be passed to, and a square that can be run to. If the ball gets there, its a goal. But you can only pass to the goal from within 2 squares (medium green)

-Jam

alva · March 14, 2004, 09:44

So what is the keepers role in this?

Jamski · March 14, 2004, 09:46

The keeper's role is to hang back in one of the "light green" squares to intercept/tackle people who want to score.

If there is noone in one of those squares, its pretty hard to stop someone scoring, yes?

-Jam

Urban Ranger · March 14, 2004, 10:06

Jamski, please increase the contrast between different areas on the pitch.

Jamski · March 14, 2004, 10:10

I will do. Next pitch. I thought the more subtle contrast would be more pleasing to the eye, but... well, its not so efficient.

-Jam

DrSpike · March 14, 2004, 10:14

It's much easier to intercept with your hands though.

Jamski · March 14, 2004, 10:24

So?

-Jam

DrSpike · March 14, 2004, 10:43

Well the goalie has the same interception method as anyone.

Jamski · March 14, 2004, 10:48

This is true. But remembering the K.I.S.S. principle, I think its best to keep it that way... unless we want to have each team nominating a keeper, and making a special set of shooting rules.

-Jam

DrSpike · March 14, 2004, 11:01

Not whilst we are in their half. Later maybe.

Jamski · March 14, 2004, 11:05

Ok, the rules are alway open to discussion if exploits or problems appear.

For now... I'm awaiting orders from both Captians, and I'm off to play BG2 for a while...

-Jam

Zopperoni · March 14, 2004, 19:15

I submitted our moves.

Jamski · March 14, 2004, 19:19

I got them, and they look good

-Jam