2026-05-15, 02:49 PM - Word count:
As Matchday #11 has come to a close, Port Royal has been officially removed from title contention
As many do in such a situation, I started to wonder what issues may have arose in the squad for a seemingly well-assembled team
Looking at some pre-draft rankings, Port Royal players are found near the top of their positions time after time, with the names appearing most commonly being Barry McGlynn, Reece Munro, STAR SCREAM, Jimothy Erickson, and Sadie Black.
The sources used for this are:
https://forum.simulationsoccer.com/showt...p?tid=9581 (from user AustinP0027)
https://forum.simulationsoccer.com/showt...p?tid=9568 (from user anjro)
https://forum.simulationsoccer.com/showt...p?tid=9545 (from user jeanious)
Thus, I was wondering with talent like this, what happened to Port Royal's season?
After a strong start in the first game, Port Royal then lost 4 in a row, where they had a gf/ga of 1/15, only scoring a single goal, before they opted for a tactical change before their match against PS Jakarta, finally winning another game, before promptly losing the next to Instanbul FK.
Once again, a tactic change was in order before their match against Stockholm, and they came out of a game against the team standing on the top of the league with a win.
Since then, they have been 1-1-1 in their last three games.
This has left me curious about the impact that an early 4 game losing streak had on the team. With the exclusion of the first 5 games of the season where the team opted for their first tactic, Port Royal would have a record of 3-1-2, as opposed to their actual 4-1-6 record.
Another finding I've had is that out of Port Royal's four wins, three of them have come in the first match using a new tactic
Therefore, in conclusion, I believe that the evidence shows that the best way for Port Royal to succeed in the future is to pre-load 14 tactics at the start of the season, and then submit a different one each week. This is a flawless plan that will guarantee a title for any manager who chooses to follow this model, which I have patented as the Rezo Special ©, and I will be requiring a payment of $50 CAD for anyone who would like to buy my online course of how to win with this tactic.
As many do in such a situation, I started to wonder what issues may have arose in the squad for a seemingly well-assembled team
Looking at some pre-draft rankings, Port Royal players are found near the top of their positions time after time, with the names appearing most commonly being Barry McGlynn, Reece Munro, STAR SCREAM, Jimothy Erickson, and Sadie Black.
The sources used for this are:
https://forum.simulationsoccer.com/showt...p?tid=9581 (from user AustinP0027)
https://forum.simulationsoccer.com/showt...p?tid=9568 (from user anjro)
https://forum.simulationsoccer.com/showt...p?tid=9545 (from user jeanious)
Thus, I was wondering with talent like this, what happened to Port Royal's season?
After a strong start in the first game, Port Royal then lost 4 in a row, where they had a gf/ga of 1/15, only scoring a single goal, before they opted for a tactical change before their match against PS Jakarta, finally winning another game, before promptly losing the next to Instanbul FK.
Once again, a tactic change was in order before their match against Stockholm, and they came out of a game against the team standing on the top of the league with a win.
Since then, they have been 1-1-1 in their last three games.
This has left me curious about the impact that an early 4 game losing streak had on the team. With the exclusion of the first 5 games of the season where the team opted for their first tactic, Port Royal would have a record of 3-1-2, as opposed to their actual 4-1-6 record.
Another finding I've had is that out of Port Royal's four wins, three of them have come in the first match using a new tactic
Therefore, in conclusion, I believe that the evidence shows that the best way for Port Royal to succeed in the future is to pre-load 14 tactics at the start of the season, and then submit a different one each week. This is a flawless plan that will guarantee a title for any manager who chooses to follow this model, which I have patented as the Rezo Special ©, and I will be requiring a payment of $50 CAD for anyone who would like to buy my online course of how to win with this tactic.
