The Basics of ESMS

 

Part 1

ESMS is what is used in EFA for simulating the matches. Every club in EFA has a roster file for the senior team.

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Below is a sample of what’s in a roster file. This part just covers the player skills. Player stats are things that are awarded during the game, such as amount of games played, goals scored etc.

 

What each part of the roster means is described below.

 

Name

Age

Nat

St

Tk

Ps

Sh

Ag

KAb

TAb

PAb

SAb

G_Browny

28

ger

14

1

1

1

39

660

300

300

300

R_de_Bruce

30

sco

1

12

7

3

48

418

656

418

418

N_Barmby

27

eng

1

1

13

5

29

467

467

802

467

 

Field

Meaning

Name

Players Name

Age

Players Age

Nat

Players Nationality

St

Stopping- the goalkeeping skill of the player

Tk

Tackling- the tackling skill of the player

Ps

Passing- the passing skill of the player

Sh

Shooting- the shooting skill of the player

Ag

Aggression- between 0 and 100, the higher the more likely the player is to be sent off

KAb*

The Ability points for the keeping skill

TAb*

The Ability points for the Tackling skill

PAb*

The Ability points for the Passing skill

SAb*

The Ability points for the Shooting skill

 

* When a set of ability points reaches 1000 that specific skill will go up 1. The Ability points will restart at 300.

If they drop below 0 the player looses 1 point in that skill. Again they reset at 300.

 

Ability points are awarded during every match for Ktk (Key Tackles), Kps (Key Passes), Sht (Shots),

Ass(Asssists), Sav (Saves) and Clean Sheets.

 

They are also deducted for Yellow and Red Cards, and goals conceded for Keepers

 

Part  2

This part covers the players stats. Player data is the information of the player such as name, age, skill etc.

 

What each part of the roster means is described below.

 

Name

Gam

Sav

Ktk

Kps

Sht

Gls

Ass

DP

Inj

Sus

G_Browny

30

154

0

0

0

0

0

10

0

1

R_de_Bruce

25

0

54

15

5

1

2

25

5

0

N_Barmby

27

0

1

25

78

28

2

20

6

2

 

Field

Meaning

Name

Players Name

Gam

Amount of games played this season

Sav

Amount of saves made this season, most likely only goalies will have it

Ktk

Amount of Key Tackles made during the season

Kps

Amount of Key Passes made during the season

Sht

Amount of shots during the season

Gls

Amount of goals the player has scored during the season

Ass

Amount of assists made by the player during the season

DP*

Amount of Disciplinary Points the player has accumulated

Inj#

Amount in weeks the player is injured for

Sus@

Amount in games the player is suspended for

* DP points are awarded in JAFL as follows. 2 points for a yellow card, 10 points for a red card.

 

#Injuries are only decreased every Saturday in EFA. Players cannot play if they are injured. The maximum injury length is 5 weeks.

 

Teamsheet Help

Making a team sheet is a very important part of the EFA, perhaps the most important in fact. It has all the tactics, players and information that will be used each week in your match.

 

To create a team sheet please follow all the steps below.

 

Step One- The team sheet maker will be sent to you when you join. If for some reason you have not received it, you can download it.

The team sheet maker is the most essential part of making a team sheet, it will do all the hard work for you, and all you need to enter is your tactics.

 

Step Two- Make sure you have your roster.

To be able to create a team sheet you need to have your clubs roster.

 

Step Three- Creating a team sheet

This is quite a simple procedure. Below is an image of what the team sheet maker looks like and there are labels to assist you.

Firstly you have to open the team sheet maker by double clicking on the tsm.exe file

Secondly you need to load in your roster, by clicking on the load roster icon on the team sheet maker (see below).

 

Send your team sheet to [email protected]

 

 

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