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It's really long time that no articles have been written IN and FOR Barbados... Let's try to fix it!
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Written by gibbux
Every week, every Friday at 20:00 HT time. Doesn´t matter at your league or division. At the time is time for Barbados. National teams of Barbados, means NT and U20, plays their matches. Let´s join and force them to victory! "National teams are something what makes my HT life interesting. League is good but here you all have the same mind - you want to be part of glorious country. And that´s much more than league title," said by Sithorin, U20 headscout.
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Written by Sithorin
Hattrick is turning 20 years today and that's why we present an interview with one of the oldest user from Barbados -
leftarmover (11722940). He is Hattrick user since 13th October 2011.
I'd like to see more specialist types to allow for a deeper level of tactical thinking and options for managers (...)
Here is the list with the 9 oldest users from Barbados:
1. Boyce (9815345)
2. 10BBBR (10883191)
3. leftarmover (11722940)
4. kolmogorov (13087176)
5. speardiver (13093639)
6. esmeraldinho9 (13097521)
7. jerrynho91 (13142464)
8. Income (8616610)
9. medinoA (13340267)
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Written by emsi9
Special thanks to HPE-Trent71 (2721158) - the real author of this material and HPE-relu_ (7533491) for the article in Jamaica.This guide will be just а few basic things to help when you start with the youth academy. In a smaller nation like Jamaica, every talent produced makes a difference and even a double inadequate can become a U20/NT potential.
Quite often I heard the phrase "no sense in starting an academy, because there's no financial benefit from it". Usually, people think "oh, no, I'm pulling crap players for two seasons now, why I am doing this", but in reality, all it takes sometimes is even just one player to cover the losses inflicted in seasons. Overall, with good planning and a little luck, one can achieve much through the academy, and in helping
Bajan Boys. Not to mention the thrill when you see your kid reveal solid/excellent potential or when he has the "proper" specialty for his position ... or even when he puts on Barbados national shirt! ;)
Original Article posted on Jamaica HT Press: (19198).
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Written by emsi9
Welcome to the Hattrick world! You’ve just received your team, and you’re probably asking yourself “What next? How do I play this game? When is the next match? Should I increase the stadium size? Who should be my team’s goalkeeper? These players are all no-names, where’s the likes of Maradona, Van Basten, Gheorghe Hagi? How should I prepare the match?”
Anyway, before jumping right into the pool, let’s check the water temperature first and start with some warming up! Take your time, this is only your first day in Hattrick, there’s people around here with as much as 15 years in this game, most of whom have done a ton of mistakes in their first days/weeks – now is your chance to learn from their experience and from their mistakes and, as time goes by, you may as well achieve better results than they had.
You’ve read the game rules and possibly a beginner’s guide to Hattrick, you’ve chosen perhaps one or more CHPP assistant tools and you’ve grown somewhat accustomed to Hattrick’s web interface – having accomplished all these, you’re anxious now to deep dive into the actual game.
So, what are those main aspects you should focus on?
I’d like to thank Flatron330 (11528071) who insisted that I write this article. Truth be told, the data contained here is from (http://www.hattrick-university.ro) (some 2-3 of the website’s sections), and Flatron330 succeeded in getting everything together into one article.
I’d like to point out also that some of the spending/income figures are relative, transfer prices can vary e.g. higher transfer prices may happen earlier in the season etc.
Original Article posted on Global: (19473)
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Written by emsi9
This match:
(530033543) is his record. "Normal" (not MOTS), but key players were in great form. Maybe it's the world record:
| (530033543) | Wild Oscar
(166187) |
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| Midfield | divine (20) (high) |
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| Right defence | magical (18) (high) |
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| Central defence | magical (18) (very high) |
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| Left defence | magical (18) (high) |
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| Right attack | extra-terrestrial (16) (very high) |
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| Central attack | magnificent (12) (low) |
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| Left attack | mythical (17) (very low) |
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| Indirect set pieces |
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| Defence | magnificent (12) (high) |
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| Attack | excellent (8) (very high) |
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| Team attitude | Normal |
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| Tactic | Normal |
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| Tactic skill | (no tactic) |
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| HatStats | 626 |
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| HatStats | Defence: 214
Midfield: 237
Attack: 175 |
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| LoddarStats | 70.31 |
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His team is a result of slow building for the future (step by step). It has been a long process...
How you can build a team like this - you can read in the interview with Thomas-T (3725093), manager of Wild Oscar from Norge (166187), who won Hattrick Masters in the 60th season in Hattrick.
Original Article posted on Global: (19393).
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Written by emsi9
An interview with
GeissbockHennes (1806088), manager of the
Bajan Billy Goats (987670) from Barbados Premier League.
In general, I think it's important to make some smaller changes to the gameplay every few months that users have to adapt to, and that help keep the game interesting for everyone
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Written by emsi9
An interview with
Mashan (8111779), manager of the
Holetown 3W's (987606) - owner of young defender / set piece taker from Barbados NT - Richie Julien
(388951849).
My team name has 3 W's after Walcott, Worrell and Weaks who were three great Barbadian cricket players...
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Written by emsi9
An interview with
gibbux (6972187) from the city of Ferrari, manager of the
Carini e Coccolosi 2 (987674) -
current Barbados Premier League Leader.
During these years I have known a lot of people and with many of them we are still in contact and few times during every year we met toghether in real life. It's funny!
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Written by emsi9
An interview with leftarmover
(11722940), boss of the Car Colours team
(987655) and former Barbados NT & U20 Coach.
This year's U/20's has been terrible with a manager who has little or no grasp of the game or skills to communicate
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Written by emsi9