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234133.3 in reply to 234133.1
Date: 1/3/2013 6:07:02 PM
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I actually like playing in a small league.

If I was better at this game then I'd be all for testing myself against more managers, but I'm not!

I certainly wouldn't support a "Team GB" where the NTs were merged. Would kill all interest in the U21/NT from me.

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234133.4 in reply to 234133.3
Date: 1/4/2013 3:41:31 AM
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I'm with you on the 'Team GB' thing, I think it is important to keep the NT's separate. Training a player up and seeing them compete in the NT is one of the most satisfying parts of this game and a GB team would only dilute this.

But I would definitely like to play in a more competitive set up with several tiers of teams. It would add an extra element to the game, making it more competitive and it would also create a more beginner friendly environment. Any new team in Division 2.1 will be at a stark disadvantage compared to a team starting in Division 3, 4 or 5 elsewhere.

Most people want to be competitive from the start, patience is not a virtue held by most new members of this game unfortunately.

There would be some serious questions to answer on how they could structure and set up a GB league though. I suppose they could just create the league's ranking everyone by their World Ranking? Or possibly a teams average turnover to discount for the advantage Scottish teams have playing in a smaller set up?

Either way, it would be very hard to keep everybody happy in the short term but it would be beneficial in the long term.

From: Rickaaa

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234133.5 in reply to 234133.4
Date: 1/4/2013 10:25:25 AM
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I would fully back a GB league with separate NT's....... It always disappoints me when you play against CPU managed teams in the 2nd tier because there isnt enough managers that stick with it