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This is football. It happens in the real world, you'd be annoyed if it never happens in the game. The computer scores more own goals than I do, so I can't complain.

Don't know how to help you - I take it you're playing a copied/downloaded version? I'm not sure that will endear you to the community here. Most people are playing the game legally. I live in China, so I have little choice but to buy a copied game. Mine was in Chinese when I bought it, but I...

Oh ok - the hearts. I thought of it as "happiness", or "contentment". Increase it by playing the player. Best way though is to win trophies. It goes down if you bench or transfer list them.

Sounds strange - isn't the 1st cup game the second match of the season?

Loyalty? Have I missed something?

I keep my Club Doctor at level 1 for this reason, but unfortunately my level 5 Athletic Coach is preventing any and all injuries currently. I would bring him down to level 1 too, but that would seriously negatively affect my training. It's a shame, and Konami needs to sort it out.

How can you tell what wages other team's players are on? Better to get too many decent youth players than none at all. And there's no problem with the market value thing - it's what the player is worth - per season. How much a player is worth as a transfer fee depends on several factors...

Of course, but all Pro Evo fans are used to covering the cracks in Konami's game design in this series by now. It's not just about editing. But we love the game - and that's why we do it. It's better than going over to FIFA.

Whether you think he'd over or underrated wasn't my point. My point was that he's clearly not peaked yet. Having said that, Every transfer window there are rumours he'll go to a Big Four club or a Spanish Giant for at least double what Villa paid for him. I hope they can keep hold of him...

The best way for Konami to solve this problem is to have the finances of every single club in the game worked out in EXACTLY the same way as the player's club (sponsorship, prize money, bonuses, everything - it wouldn't be hard). This way, we wouldn't have the problems of people complaining that...

It's no good for the game you're playing now, but I'll tell you what I do. Make a separate save for each season. Save 1 was made on the last day of season 1, save 2 on the last day of season 2, etc. I can look back at any player, top scorer, league or cup winner, in any season I have played...

This is the main point, you should be "recycling" your players. If a player demands too much, let him go (or, ideally, sell him before contract negotiations start) and replace him with someone just as good or a little worse who wants less. Anyone who plays the game for 20 seasons is hardcore...

It's nothing to do with how long he's been in your team, it's more to do with how old he is. While it might not be realistic from a physical, technical or mental development point of view that a 19 year old should progress quicker than a 16 year old, you can imagine that the older player would...

Ashley Young has been underrated by Pro Evo every single season since he's been in the game. Or, perhaps more accurately, he's been given good initial stats, but has a poor development curve, and has never grown at all. Even when he was 21 or so, he had already peaked and would not improve at...

Looking forward to it :-)

I guess you mean Youth Team? A good scout won't help your youth set-up. You need to invest in your Youth Team and Coaches.

Further to what I said above, I'll say that there are many ways in the early game to improve your squad at little or no cost - youth players, free transfers, pre-contracts, transfer list, looking for players who have a horrendously low market value for their overall ability rating, etc. After...

Most of the great PES players I remember from previous versions are the fictional youth players (Kaiser, Shimizu, Wolf etc.), but there are one or two real ones who stick out... Babel was a great young player before he went to Liverpool, and there was a South Korean attacker, it might even have...

I think it does happen in real life, in the media you often see chairmen say to managers "You must sell before you buy". This is partly to mitigate the cost of the transfer fee, but mainly to control the wage bill, which is by far the biggest cost of a transfer (a player like Torres can be...

According to recent figures you can find with google, the average Premier League club spends around 58% of it's turnover on players wages. Maybe you could note down all your income over a season and see how your wage bill compares? Have a look at the Premier League Wikipedia page...