Bang for a Buck

[Ominous]

Here's a list of players with low salary & high performance:

1. Lee Chun Soo (Korea) - 150
2. Lee Young Pyo (Korea) - 192
3. Song Chung Gug (Korea) - 160 (forgot exact amount)
4. Yung Chan Sul (Korea) - 170
5. Akita (Japan) - 100
6. Hattori (Japan) - 100
7. Alex Santos (Japan) - 100
8. Inamoto (Japan) - 100
9. Ahn Yan Wang (Korea) - 150

Here's a list of the PRICEY world class players but worth every cent:

1. Lucio (Brasil) - 700*
2. Ferdinand (MUFC) - 750* (Good at 1 on 1 stopping)
3. Campell (Arsenal) - 850*
4. Vieira (Arsenal) - 1200-1400* (Very high work rate)
5. Larsson (Celtic) - 1200* (Very consistent in attack)
6. Salas (Forgot, is not with a club) - 850 (Consistent shooting)
7. Trezeguet (Juventus) - 1100* (Excellent all round player)
8. Shearer (Newcastle) - 1200* (Read 'Trezeguet')
9. Hakan Unsal - 550* (Unstoppable on the left wing)

And here's a list of players that atleast I found absolutely useless inspite of their high price tag:

1. Beckham (Real) - 1400-1600*
2. Scholes (MUFC) - 850* (Not sure) (Just can't attack the ball)
3. Doni (Italy) - 550 (Read 'Scholes')
4. Heaps of forwards that I can't remember now. They have abilities that work like magic for computer but are useless for human players.

Anyways, these are just my personal observations after wheeling and dealing in some 20+ ML seasons. Countless conditional searches and what not. Hope its useful to someone in the next transfer window (New pes/we players?).

Note: Mix the slightly-above-average Korean and Japanese players with some pricey world class players and you should have a great team with good substitutes costing 300-400 salary points per week.

*Player salary varies from time to time.

 

[biker_jim_uk]

I think Doni is fantastic, he's consistently my top scorer.

 

[number nine]

thx for that list

 

[Dan the monkey]

cheers ominous, think i'll look at those koreans

 

[adam jansen]

Doni is good backup for Zidane, in my experience anyway.

 

[Ominous]

No worries guys.

Anyways, the problem with Doni was that he doesn't attack the ball enough. As an OMF, he is supposed to pressurize the opposition player with the ball, run after loose balls, run back to defend the midfield and in my team he simply didn't do that. And then I brought in Larsson and he did exactly all those things.
So atleast in my team, he wasn't a good all round player, which an OMF should be. He made my midfield look like a three-cornered Diamond. But then this game behaves very different with different settings, so you never know.