Wekeke.. kali ini gw mo share tentang patch option file.. humm.. sebelum di patch.. mendingan option file yang sebelumnya tersimpan di my documents di backup dulu.. :P
History of Serie A: 1923-2005
1.Genoa 23/24: won the last (ninth) scudetto for Genoa
2.Lazio 36/37: finally we get Silvio Piola, topscorer ever of Serie A in the OF
3. Bologna 36/37: a squad who won four scudetti in the 30's
4. Roma 41/42: first scudetto won by Roma
5. Padova 57/58: first team to use catenaccio sucessfully
6. Fiorentina 55/56: first scudetto won by Fiorentina
7. Fiorentina 60/61: first italian team ever to won a european title, also won the Coppa Italia in the same year
2.Lazio 36/37: finally we get Silvio Piola, topscorer ever of Serie A in the OF
3. Bologna 36/37: a squad who won four scudetti in the 30's
4. Roma 41/42: first scudetto won by Roma
5. Padova 57/58: first team to use catenaccio sucessfully
6. Fiorentina 55/56: first scudetto won by Fiorentina
7. Fiorentina 60/61: first italian team ever to won a european title, also won the Coppa Italia in the same year
Link Donlot : http://www.mediafire.com/?nmgmvzwymmf
History of Serie A: 1897-2010 + Kitserver FINAL VERSION
1897-1934: 2-3-5 (classic pyramid system)
1934-1965: Sistema (Pozzo's tactic: 2-3-2-3), Metodo (it's basically a W-M: 3-2-2-3), some forms of pre-catenaccio, usually a 1-3-3-3)
1965-final 1970's: Various forms of catenaccio influenced system, but generally more attack-minded and sporting a 1-3-4-2.
Final 1970's to 1987/88: Zona Mista: the libero isn't now a fixed position, when the team is attacking he plays in midfield: you can make this in the OF using the strategic option "CB Overlap". It's also a 1-3-4-2, with some variations according to each team.
1987/88-2010: Sacchi's zone and high pressure game marks the transition to flat four defenses, with some notable exceptions. So expect in this time frame lots of different systems, some very pressure orientated and with defenders high up the field and vice versa. So you will have: 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 4-3-1-2, 4-2-3-1, 3-5-2, etc, etc.
And the following new teams:
- Genoa 1897 (first team to won a Scudetto)
- Casale 1913-14 (very small team, won a mitical Scudetto)
- US Novese 1921-22 (won a Scudetto federale, the only one to happen in italian football history)
- FC Vado 1921-22 (first winner of Coppa Italia)
- Pro Vercelli 1922-23 (a legend of pre 1930s football, this was Pro Vercelli's last Scudetto win)
- Salernitana 47-48 (the man who introduced in Italy catenaccio: Gipo Vianni: vianema)
- Triestina 47-48 (first team coached by panchina legend Nereo Rocco who also employed a form of pre-catenaccio)
- Inter 52-53 (coached by Alfredo Foni this was the first big team to play with a catenaccio based tactic)
- Catania 1960-61 (mytical team who deprived Inter of a championship win: "clamoroso al cibali)
- AC Milan 93-94 (remember? Scudetto, Champions, 4-0 al Barça)
- Lazio 2003-04 (this one was asked by some italian friends: bankrupt club and no money to pay the players, but the team showed great unity and played some great attacking football)
- Lecce 2004/05 (Zeman's attacking football madness!: for the first time the team with the worst defence managed to survive in the history of Serie A: they finished in Top 10)
- Inter 2009-10 (like it or not, and despite all the shenanigans, Mourinho has put everyone talking about him in Italy: this is probably his last championship victory in Italy).
PLUS the Kitserver.
We've prepared a kitserver folder to use with this OF. It's not mandatory, so do as you want.
It contains balls for all teams, but kits just for some of them. Here are the list of the teams who have at least a main kit:
"Inter 1988-89"
"Juventus 1983-84"
"Milan 1988-89"
"Napoli 1986-87"
"Inter 1997-98"
"Juventus 1997-98"
"Milan 1993-94"
"Sampdoria 1990-91"
"Juventus 1994-95"
"Juventus 1996-97"
"Juventus 1981-82"
"Inter 1984-85"
"Inter 1964-65"
"Milan 1967-68"
"Milan 1950-51"
"Inter 2009-10"
"Juventus 1986-87"
"Juventus 1995-96"
"Juventus 2002-03"
"Milan 1998-99"
"Milan 2002-03"
So here are the links. Link one contains the OF in two versions: PC and PS2 (max). Link two contains the kitserver folder.
LINK ONE: http://www.mediafire.com/?tmwygzmoyzi
LINK ONE MIRROR: http://rapidshare.com/files/38920698...e_A_PC-PS2.rar
LINK TWO: http://www.mediafire.com/?tjjzly0zmmd#1
LINK TWO MIRROR: http://rapidshare.com/files/38921041..._kitserver.rar
1934-1965: Sistema (Pozzo's tactic: 2-3-2-3), Metodo (it's basically a W-M: 3-2-2-3), some forms of pre-catenaccio, usually a 1-3-3-3)
1965-final 1970's: Various forms of catenaccio influenced system, but generally more attack-minded and sporting a 1-3-4-2.
Final 1970's to 1987/88: Zona Mista: the libero isn't now a fixed position, when the team is attacking he plays in midfield: you can make this in the OF using the strategic option "CB Overlap". It's also a 1-3-4-2, with some variations according to each team.
1987/88-2010: Sacchi's zone and high pressure game marks the transition to flat four defenses, with some notable exceptions. So expect in this time frame lots of different systems, some very pressure orientated and with defenders high up the field and vice versa. So you will have: 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 4-3-1-2, 4-2-3-1, 3-5-2, etc, etc.
And the following new teams:
- Genoa 1897 (first team to won a Scudetto)
- Casale 1913-14 (very small team, won a mitical Scudetto)
- US Novese 1921-22 (won a Scudetto federale, the only one to happen in italian football history)
- FC Vado 1921-22 (first winner of Coppa Italia)
- Pro Vercelli 1922-23 (a legend of pre 1930s football, this was Pro Vercelli's last Scudetto win)
- Salernitana 47-48 (the man who introduced in Italy catenaccio: Gipo Vianni: vianema)
- Triestina 47-48 (first team coached by panchina legend Nereo Rocco who also employed a form of pre-catenaccio)
- Inter 52-53 (coached by Alfredo Foni this was the first big team to play with a catenaccio based tactic)
- Catania 1960-61 (mytical team who deprived Inter of a championship win: "clamoroso al cibali)
- AC Milan 93-94 (remember? Scudetto, Champions, 4-0 al Barça)
- Lazio 2003-04 (this one was asked by some italian friends: bankrupt club and no money to pay the players, but the team showed great unity and played some great attacking football)
- Lecce 2004/05 (Zeman's attacking football madness!: for the first time the team with the worst defence managed to survive in the history of Serie A: they finished in Top 10)
- Inter 2009-10 (like it or not, and despite all the shenanigans, Mourinho has put everyone talking about him in Italy: this is probably his last championship victory in Italy).
PLUS the Kitserver.
We've prepared a kitserver folder to use with this OF. It's not mandatory, so do as you want.
It contains balls for all teams, but kits just for some of them. Here are the list of the teams who have at least a main kit:
"Inter 1988-89"
"Juventus 1983-84"
"Milan 1988-89"
"Napoli 1986-87"
"Inter 1997-98"
"Juventus 1997-98"
"Milan 1993-94"
"Sampdoria 1990-91"
"Juventus 1994-95"
"Juventus 1996-97"
"Juventus 1981-82"
"Inter 1984-85"
"Inter 1964-65"
"Milan 1967-68"
"Milan 1950-51"
"Inter 2009-10"
"Juventus 1986-87"
"Juventus 1995-96"
"Juventus 2002-03"
"Milan 1998-99"
"Milan 2002-03"
So here are the links. Link one contains the OF in two versions: PC and PS2 (max). Link two contains the kitserver folder.
LINK ONE: http://www.mediafire.com/?tmwygzmoyzi
LINK ONE MIRROR: http://rapidshare.com/files/38920698...e_A_PC-PS2.rar
LINK TWO: http://www.mediafire.com/?tjjzly0zmmd#1
LINK TWO MIRROR: http://rapidshare.com/files/38921041..._kitserver.rar
Dah ah.. segitu dulu... ntar diupdate lagi... :P
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