Am now in my fourth season with Spurs, not on the updated database. It was quite the job to get rid of deadwood in the start, but things are looking better now, even though it is hard to win something in England with City, Pool and Manu offering so much higher wages.
Son is leaving on a free after the season, which is a shame, although he has started to decline physically. Never got the best out of him, usually around 10 goals a season, but not much more. Kane has also struggled this season, but with Scarlett ready its not that big of a problem.
I have usually played Son as inverted winger support or inside forward attack in a 4-2-3-1 and Kane as either advanced forward or deep lying forward. Kane has scored 22, 25 and 33 in the league the first three seasons, which is really good, but players like Salah had 31 one season, Ronaldo had 28-31-29 and Haaland have 32, 49 and now 39 in 24 games for City...
Looking for tips if someone got more out of Kane or Son than I have. I think they are both a bit underrated in the game, although for me as Spurs-fan maybe I am the one who is not neutral. I think they both should have had some more pace in the game, especially given how important it seems to be. Now that Kane is slowly starting to decline physically I might consider retraining him to a CM or AM.
As for the youth prospects Scarlett has been really good, but should probably have played him a bit more. Dorrington is developing great at loan, and is probably ready to be third choice in the 25/26 season. Devine is also a good one to have around, but will probably end up as more of a squad player.
Tanganga, Skipp and Sessegnon have all been decent and performed better than their stats would suggest, but none are good enough to be first-choice in my opinion.
For some good players to buy:
Moutinho is my favourite for the first window. Quite cheap but solves some issues in the midfield and is great on set pieces. Usually try to get Ward-Prowse after one or two seasons. Kacper Kozlowski is also a great option in midfield.
At left back I bought Josko Gvardiol, beast of a player. Was not aware of him before the third season, but could probably get him earlier.
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Am now in my fourth season with Spurs, not on the updated database. It was quite the job to get rid of deadwood in the start, but things are looking better now, even though it is hard to win something in England with City, Pool and Manu offering so much higher wages.
Son is leaving on a free after the season, which is a shame, although he has started to decline physically. Never got the best out of him, usually around 10 goals a season, but not much more. Kane has also struggled this season, but with Scarlett ready its not that big of a problem.
I have usually played Son as inverted winger support or inside forward attack in a 4-2-3-1 and Kane as either advanced forward or deep lying forward. Kane has scored 22, 25 and 33 in the league the first three seasons, which is really good, but players like Salah had 31 one season, Ronaldo had 28-31-29 and Haaland have 32, 49 and now 39 in 24 games for City...
Looking for tips if someone got more out of Kane or Son than I have. I think they are both a bit underrated in the game, although for me as Spurs-fan maybe I am the one who is not neutral. I think they both should have had some more pace in the game, especially given how important it seems to be. Now that Kane is slowly starting to decline physically I might consider retraining him to a CM or AM.
As for the youth prospects Scarlett has been really good, but should probably have played him a bit more. Dorrington is developing great at loan, and is probably ready to be third choice in the 25/26 season. Devine is also a good one to have around, but will probably end up as more of a squad player.
Tanganga, Skipp and Sessegnon have all been decent and performed better than their stats would suggest, but none are good enough to be first-choice in my opinion.
For some good players to buy:
Moutinho is my favourite for the first window. Quite cheap but solves some issues in the midfield and is great on set pieces. Usually try to get Ward-Prowse after one or two seasons. Kacper Kozlowski is also a great option in midfield.
At left back I bought Josko Gvardiol, beast of a player. Was not aware of him before the third season, but could probably get him earlier.