CaptainCabinet
Trapped In Cabinets
Sounds good, Bagrunnell, you're doing a cracking job here
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Olcan Adin from Fenerbahce
http://www.turkfutbolu.net/fenerbahce/kadro/images/olcan_adin_2003-2004.jpg
Tuncay from Fenerbahce
http://www.sporting-heroes.net/files_footballworldcup/SANLI_Tuncay_20030623_GH_R.jpg
önder Turaci from Fenerbahce
http://www.fenerbahce.org/pic_lib/OnderTuraci.jpg
Fatih Tekke from Trabzonspor
http://www.turksportal.net/tsi/v2/image/Haber/fatih_tekke2200.jpg
Sabri Sarioglu from Galatasaray
http://www.galatasaray.org/images/superlig/kadro/sabri_new_b.jpg
Olcan Adin from Fenerbahce
http://www.turkfutbolu.net/fenerbahce/kadro/images/olcan_adin_2003-2004.jpg
Tuncay from Fenerbahce
http://www.sporting-heroes.net/files_footballworldcup/SANLI_Tuncay_20030623_GH_R.jpg
önder Turaci from Fenerbahce
http://www.fenerbahce.org/pic_lib/OnderTuraci.jpg
Fatih Tekke from Trabzonspor
http://www.turksportal.net/tsi/v2/image/Haber/fatih_tekke2200.jpg
Sabri Sarioglu from Galatasaray
http://www.galatasaray.org/images/superlig/kadro/sabri_new_b.jpg
ferdinand93
Registered User
sorry people i havent been able to pst anything in the last few days as i have been away, but i will try to catch up on everything.
Hey there Bagrunnel,
I see you've done Wayne Rooney, have yet to test it out but completely agree with you that Konami completely mis-interpreted him. I look forward to getting home from work even more!!
Plus the Lampard and Gerrard posts that you did are immense, I can't stop playing as England at the moment!! Well done. I do agree with you that Adrianos acceleration and that needs a little tweaking but bar that he was another extremely successful post.
As I've said before keep up the good work.
Also, if you feel like doing another 'themed' day (i.e. Premiership Strikers Day) then how about a Premiership Midfielders Day?!?
To help you out with this I've compiled a short list of potential candidates;
* Morten Gamst Pedersen
* Stewart Downing
* Scott Parker
* Andres Dellasandro (Portsmouth)
* Aaron Lennon
* Nigel Reo-Coker
Anyways just a thought, let me know what you think mate.
I see you've done Wayne Rooney, have yet to test it out but completely agree with you that Konami completely mis-interpreted him. I look forward to getting home from work even more!!
Plus the Lampard and Gerrard posts that you did are immense, I can't stop playing as England at the moment!! Well done. I do agree with you that Adrianos acceleration and that needs a little tweaking but bar that he was another extremely successful post.
As I've said before keep up the good work.
Also, if you feel like doing another 'themed' day (i.e. Premiership Strikers Day) then how about a Premiership Midfielders Day?!?
To help you out with this I've compiled a short list of potential candidates;
* Morten Gamst Pedersen
* Stewart Downing
* Scott Parker
* Andres Dellasandro (Portsmouth)
* Aaron Lennon
* Nigel Reo-Coker
Anyways just a thought, let me know what you think mate.
bagrunnell
Registered User
Paul1489 - Yes I agree Luis Garcia has been poorly done by Konami, hes a great idea for an up date.
DJbig more - cheers man, your always there with great posts! Interesting idea aswell, definately possible. There are some terrific premiership midfielders at the moment, especially Scott Parker whom I rate very highly.
Applying the final touches to Peter Crouch, just getting balance right with his special stars.
DJbig more - cheers man, your always there with great posts! Interesting idea aswell, definately possible. There are some terrific premiership midfielders at the moment, especially Scott Parker whom I rate very highly.
Applying the final touches to Peter Crouch, just getting balance right with his special stars.
bagrunnell
Registered User
Right Im sorry, but for the second day running I have failed to get Peter Crouch done and posted. Ever so sorry people, but Ive just been so busy. Hope you have managed to find something to read on the thread, I know some of the analysis are quite long so maybe youve all caught up on them!
Anyway, will have Peter Crouch up by midday tomorrow GUARANTEED. Sorry again guys.
Anyway, will have Peter Crouch up by midday tomorrow GUARANTEED. Sorry again guys.
bagrunnell
Registered User
Peter Crouch
Basic Settings: Age - 24
Dominant foot - Right
Injury - A
Style of dribble - 3
Free kick type - 1
Penalty - 1
Goal celebration 1 - 49
2 - 27 (just a dancing thing!)
Face: Skin colour 1
Head height -3
Head width -5
Overall position +1
Brows: 20/-3/+1/-3
Eyes: 11/-1/0/0/-3/1/dark grey 2
Nose: 1/0/-3
Cheeks: 1/-1
Mouth: 14/-1/+2
Jaw: 8/+1/+2
Hairstyle: Type - Special 233
Colour - 20
Facial hair: Type - no
Boots: Puma V1 - Black
Physique: Height 198cm
Weight 75kg
Neck length 0
Neck width +2
Shoulder height -1
Shoulder width -4
Chest measurement -1
Waist circumference -2
Arm circumference -3
Leg circumference -2
Calf circumference -2
Leg length -1
Accesories: Untucked shirt
Always long sleeves
Attack - 82
Defence - 48
Balance - 77
Stamina - 80
Top speed - 70
Acceleration - 68
Response - 83
Agility - 76
Dribble accuracy - 80
Dribble speed - 70
Short pass accuracy - 77
Short pass speed - 66
Long pass accuracy - 70
Long pass speed - 68
Shot accuracy - 80
Shot power - 74
Shot technique - 73
Free kick accuracy - 63
Curling - 70
Header - 78
Jump - 70
Technique - 84
Aggression - 86
Mentality - 81
Goal keeping skills - 50
Team work ability - 86
Consistency - 6
Condition - 7
Weak foot accuracy - 4
Weak foot frequency - 5
*Positioning, centre
So after a couple of days I have finally got Peter Crouch up. Partly due to Being very busy, but also partly due to taking a LOT of time, lot more than I usually do making sure he is just right.
The first thing I want to say about Peter Crouch is that for a player who is 198cm tall, he is not what you would expect. He is a different package to what his size would suggest. So firstly he has good first touch. Most players who are of a large frame have a touch which isnt the best, mainly due to the fact they are further away from the ball so its harder to judge. Peter is an exception in the sense of for a man his size he has a great first touch. The technique value for Peter has been adjusted many times and now his rating of 84 is PERFECT. Ingame his first touch is close and subtle, and he is comfortable recieving the ball under a bit of pressure. He has a dribble accuracy of 80 which also raises another point about Peter. He is COMFORTABLE on the ball, something a lot of big players are not. An 80 for dribble accuracy means he is going to be able to move around on the ball nicely, plus with an agility of 76 is going to be able to manouvre well for a man of his size.
Now onto his the physical aspects of Peter's game. As I said Peter is not what you would expect for a man of his size, and the first issue we can derive from this is his Physical presence and his strength. 77 is a high figure relatively for Strength, but if you look at it in the context of Peter Crouch, is surprisingly low. For example other big players like Ibrahimovich and Viduka are very strong, and this is mainly due to a more developed upper body. Peter doesnt have the same kind of Strength as those players, which is due to being not built so well. What strength he does have though comes from his height. So 77 is a great value when taking into account his real life qualities and his height. Two values which will seem more appropriate for a man of his size though, are top speed and acceleration. He definitely isnt the fastest so a 70 for top speed means he is only going to trouble the slowest defenders with pace. A 68 for acceleration may seem harsh, but is very accurate. The fact is that Peter Crouch does not have sufficient muscle development in his legs, and cannot get much force into reaching his peak speed. Some may say, hold on, Peter sometimes gets to loose balls first though. But this is due to his high RESPONSE.
This raises a great point which I spoke to a new stat editor about recently. An important aspect of stats is achieving the balance between certain stats. Getting two levels exactly right which will contribute to achieving one feature realistically. This is a great example. Peter is slow off the mark, but has a good response, so the reason he picks him some loose balls ahead of the defender is he is more AWARE. We can see that if we have 68 in acceleration and 83 in defence, ingame defenders will be able to outrun him, but Peter gets a litttle bit of a head start as he is more aware of when a ball comes loose.
Passing is a part of Peter's game which has both good and elements which he could maybe improve on. Firstly, he has good accuracy with his short passes. 77 means he is going to be good at rolling the ball around and geting it to his team mates. The downside are his passes are SLOW. This probably stems from the fact that Peter is certainly not about power and physicallity as other players are. His game is subtle, and when I say he rolls the ball around, thats exactly what he does. ROLLS! This is reflected in his short pass speed, with 66 a value which means ingame his passes lack pace and crispness, just like in real life.
Shooting is a good area for Peter. Throughout this season he has developed a little bit of cutting edge to his shot accuracy. A value of 80 means ingame, he is definitely a threat in the box. Again power isnt Peter's fortay, and so he doesnt blast his shots goalwards, but again, tries to be more accurate. The part of Peters game of which sometimes lets him down is his ability to get good shots off under high amounts of pressure. 73 is still a good value for shot technique, but it means that ingame, playing against some of the stronger defenders who are great at man marking, he will encounter some problems getting shots off as accurately as he is capable of.
The final point I want to raise is his heading and jump ability. Again a point which doesnt quite seem to match up with the type of person he is. You would expect him to be very good at heading the ball. Sure he wins a lot of the ball, mainly due to his height, but his accuracy at headed passes and shots is sometimes a bit lacklustre. 78 means he is going to be able to give good direction on his headers, but sometimes puts them straight at the goal keeper, which we have seen him do numerous times this season. So with a leap of 70 and his height you are going to win a lot of headers. It is only when you come up against players with tremendous leap like Cordaba, Canavarro and Makelele that you find Peters ineptness at headers becomes slightly exposed.
Basic Settings: Age - 24
Dominant foot - Right
Injury - A
Style of dribble - 3
Free kick type - 1
Penalty - 1
Goal celebration 1 - 49
2 - 27 (just a dancing thing!)
Face: Skin colour 1
Head height -3
Head width -5
Overall position +1
Brows: 20/-3/+1/-3
Eyes: 11/-1/0/0/-3/1/dark grey 2
Nose: 1/0/-3
Cheeks: 1/-1
Mouth: 14/-1/+2
Jaw: 8/+1/+2
Hairstyle: Type - Special 233
Colour - 20
Facial hair: Type - no
Boots: Puma V1 - Black
Physique: Height 198cm
Weight 75kg
Neck length 0
Neck width +2
Shoulder height -1
Shoulder width -4
Chest measurement -1
Waist circumference -2
Arm circumference -3
Leg circumference -2
Calf circumference -2
Leg length -1
Accesories: Untucked shirt
Always long sleeves
Attack - 82
Defence - 48
Balance - 77
Stamina - 80
Top speed - 70
Acceleration - 68
Response - 83
Agility - 76
Dribble accuracy - 80
Dribble speed - 70
Short pass accuracy - 77
Short pass speed - 66
Long pass accuracy - 70
Long pass speed - 68
Shot accuracy - 80
Shot power - 74
Shot technique - 73
Free kick accuracy - 63
Curling - 70
Header - 78
Jump - 70
Technique - 84
Aggression - 86
Mentality - 81
Goal keeping skills - 50
Team work ability - 86
Consistency - 6
Condition - 7
Weak foot accuracy - 4
Weak foot frequency - 5
*Positioning, centre
So after a couple of days I have finally got Peter Crouch up. Partly due to Being very busy, but also partly due to taking a LOT of time, lot more than I usually do making sure he is just right.
The first thing I want to say about Peter Crouch is that for a player who is 198cm tall, he is not what you would expect. He is a different package to what his size would suggest. So firstly he has good first touch. Most players who are of a large frame have a touch which isnt the best, mainly due to the fact they are further away from the ball so its harder to judge. Peter is an exception in the sense of for a man his size he has a great first touch. The technique value for Peter has been adjusted many times and now his rating of 84 is PERFECT. Ingame his first touch is close and subtle, and he is comfortable recieving the ball under a bit of pressure. He has a dribble accuracy of 80 which also raises another point about Peter. He is COMFORTABLE on the ball, something a lot of big players are not. An 80 for dribble accuracy means he is going to be able to move around on the ball nicely, plus with an agility of 76 is going to be able to manouvre well for a man of his size.
Now onto his the physical aspects of Peter's game. As I said Peter is not what you would expect for a man of his size, and the first issue we can derive from this is his Physical presence and his strength. 77 is a high figure relatively for Strength, but if you look at it in the context of Peter Crouch, is surprisingly low. For example other big players like Ibrahimovich and Viduka are very strong, and this is mainly due to a more developed upper body. Peter doesnt have the same kind of Strength as those players, which is due to being not built so well. What strength he does have though comes from his height. So 77 is a great value when taking into account his real life qualities and his height. Two values which will seem more appropriate for a man of his size though, are top speed and acceleration. He definitely isnt the fastest so a 70 for top speed means he is only going to trouble the slowest defenders with pace. A 68 for acceleration may seem harsh, but is very accurate. The fact is that Peter Crouch does not have sufficient muscle development in his legs, and cannot get much force into reaching his peak speed. Some may say, hold on, Peter sometimes gets to loose balls first though. But this is due to his high RESPONSE.
This raises a great point which I spoke to a new stat editor about recently. An important aspect of stats is achieving the balance between certain stats. Getting two levels exactly right which will contribute to achieving one feature realistically. This is a great example. Peter is slow off the mark, but has a good response, so the reason he picks him some loose balls ahead of the defender is he is more AWARE. We can see that if we have 68 in acceleration and 83 in defence, ingame defenders will be able to outrun him, but Peter gets a litttle bit of a head start as he is more aware of when a ball comes loose.
Passing is a part of Peter's game which has both good and elements which he could maybe improve on. Firstly, he has good accuracy with his short passes. 77 means he is going to be good at rolling the ball around and geting it to his team mates. The downside are his passes are SLOW. This probably stems from the fact that Peter is certainly not about power and physicallity as other players are. His game is subtle, and when I say he rolls the ball around, thats exactly what he does. ROLLS! This is reflected in his short pass speed, with 66 a value which means ingame his passes lack pace and crispness, just like in real life.
Shooting is a good area for Peter. Throughout this season he has developed a little bit of cutting edge to his shot accuracy. A value of 80 means ingame, he is definitely a threat in the box. Again power isnt Peter's fortay, and so he doesnt blast his shots goalwards, but again, tries to be more accurate. The part of Peters game of which sometimes lets him down is his ability to get good shots off under high amounts of pressure. 73 is still a good value for shot technique, but it means that ingame, playing against some of the stronger defenders who are great at man marking, he will encounter some problems getting shots off as accurately as he is capable of.
The final point I want to raise is his heading and jump ability. Again a point which doesnt quite seem to match up with the type of person he is. You would expect him to be very good at heading the ball. Sure he wins a lot of the ball, mainly due to his height, but his accuracy at headed passes and shots is sometimes a bit lacklustre. 78 means he is going to be able to give good direction on his headers, but sometimes puts them straight at the goal keeper, which we have seen him do numerous times this season. So with a leap of 70 and his height you are going to win a lot of headers. It is only when you come up against players with tremendous leap like Cordaba, Canavarro and Makelele that you find Peters ineptness at headers becomes slightly exposed.
bagrunnell
Registered User
m8d41t - no worries mate, glad it could be of use. The face is alright, I will probably release a better one once now I have a bit more time to work on it.
Right, I should be able to get another two players up this evening, and hopefully Ferdinand93 may be able to get 1 up, so expect another two or three players this evening.
Right, I should be able to get another two players up this evening, and hopefully Ferdinand93 may be able to get 1 up, so expect another two or three players this evening.
bagrunnell
Registered User
Hey guys, how is everyone doing. Getting round to a lot of requests now, so hopefully people should be getting rewards for their patiences! Something unexpected has come up, and so Im not going to be in this evening. Sorry, my posts are going to have to wait till the morning, but here is what you can expect.
-Eidur Gudjohnsen appearance and stats, and of course a complete analysis
- Probably Riquelme aswell
- Improved Peter Crouch appearance , whom I admit was a little rushed!
-Eidur Gudjohnsen appearance and stats, and of course a complete analysis
- Probably Riquelme aswell
- Improved Peter Crouch appearance , whom I admit was a little rushed!
ste_ellis92
Registered User
bagrunnell you should edit the 1st post so it has links to the players as it would be easier and quicker to find the players
bagrunnell
Registered User
Ste ellis 92 - I would love to do that, but I actually dont know how!
bagrunnell
Registered User
If anyone knows how to put these links in could they let me know? Cheers
Hi bagrunnell,
thanks for the work you put in this
some nice stats so far
You could do it like this:
Hernan Crespo
the code for that is:
you have to replace the < and > with [ and ] in these forums and you get the url from the top right of each post where it says #117 or whatever
its nice to see someone do quality stats apart of PLF and DelPiero.
What do you think of them btw?
take care
thanks for the work you put in this
some nice stats so far
You could do it like this:
Hernan Crespo
the code for that is:
Code:
<url=insert url>insert name</url>you have to replace the < and > with [ and ] in these forums and you get the url from the top right of each post where it says #117 or whatever
its nice to see someone do quality stats apart of PLF and DelPiero.
What do you think of them btw?
take care
bagrunnell
Registered User
Not sure I understand that! explain it as if it was for a complete novice. When I edit the 1st post I dont have a clue how to turn the words into a link.
I know of Del Piero, but havent really seen any of his work. I know hes a legend at Pesfan.com though. I have also spoken to PLF before, but again havent really seen his work
I know of Del Piero, but havent really seen any of his work. I know hes a legend at Pesfan.com though. I have also spoken to PLF before, but again havent really seen his work