PS: Rushing to the top of the chart, kneeling down to beg for support!!
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Yang Cheng's tactics have never been the kind that can't work without someone, after more than half a year of indoctrination, many players have already become accustomed to Yang Cheng's demands on them, and have become accustomed to those originally seemingly cumbersome tactics.
Lost Barak, Yang Cheng and Kyle, this player is also one of the most improved players in the past six months. His current strength has reached 117, surpassing Barak when he first took over the team.
Clemens Fritz's strength also reached 112 points, Tom Stargardt's strength reached 106, and even Thomas Müller's strength as a strong center forward reached 101. Unfortunately, Thomas is already 22 years old, his potential is only 110 points, and there is little room for improvement.
The only relatively unexpected one is Louis Hutt, who was originally thought to be a mediocre player by everyone, but has taken root in Yang Cheng's main lineup for more than half a year and has performed better and better. His current strength has reached 121 points, surpassing the progress of Kyle and others, and his potential has also reached 140.
Luis Hutt's situation is quite special, Yang Cheng has used two growth acceleration scrolls on him one after another, currently he is growing at a speed three times that of others, so he has surpassed Kyle and the others, and his potential is also slowly rising with his growth and progress.
From Luis Suarez, Yang Cheng verified one thing that as long as he is willing and given the opportunity to play and train, even the worst player can be trained by him to become very outstanding.
Of course, another important aspect of Luis's growth comes from his own character, his professional ethics and determination are both 20, which means he is a player with very high professional ethics and determination. He is always diligent on and off the court, and after training every day, he will actively stay behind to practice more.
Yang Cheng's progress was largely due to the help of the Super Coach Assistant System, but his own efforts were also indispensable. Without his own persistence and hard work, he would not have made it this far.
Apart from these players, the strength of several other main players is also between 80-100. The overall strength of Chemnitz II can be said to be the strongest in the Northern High League, and they happen to have a very strong tactical overall, so the undefeated record maintained so far does not surprise Paul Bayer and Timm at all.
Yang Cheng and the other two began to discuss, after the winter break ends in a few days, the team resumes training, how to adjust the team's lineup, and how to fill the gap left by Barak's departure from the first team.
Apart from Barak, Yang Cheng is also worried that Heffernan's performance in the first team has been poor and he may continue to draw young players from the reserve team, which will have a greater impact on the reserve team.
The two teams have already completed the relegation task set before the season, and Yang Cheng has also completed the relegation task in the Super Coach Assistant System. The system automatically rewarded 10 achievement points and a skill, and Yang Cheng directly opened the tactical analysis because he felt that this skill was very useful for him.
As for the employee recommendation and evaluation report that he originally wanted to start, after getting help from Tim Hanks and Paul Beyer, the former has a very limited role for Yang Cheng at present, and the latter also has little effect.
On the contrary, tactical analysis can clearly understand the current position attributes and characteristics of all players in the team, and then formulate the most suitable tactics for the current team. For Yang Cheng, it is absolutely the best choice.
In terms of achievement points, Yang Cheng has accumulated 38 achievement points in more than half a year. Except for using a growth acceleration scroll on Louis Huth once, he also used the injury recovery service on Barak when he was injured, spending 5 achievement points to heal his leg strain within three days.
Using achievement points to heal injuries is also a gradual process, and it's impossible to recover completely at once. So for those players who suffered some serious injuries one or two days before the game, it's impossible to let them catch up with the competition!
This is just an auxiliary system, not a modification system!
Yang Cheng has become increasingly familiar with and mastered this system over the past six months or so.
As for the achievement points, Yang Cheng temporarily does not plan to continue using them. Firstly, he has a bad impression of the other players on the second team. Either they have some talent but are not hardworking enough, or they have personality problems, or they just don't get along with Yang Cheng. For these players, Yang Cheng thinks it's not worth wasting achievement points on them.
While Keer and others have grown and progressed under the influence of the accelerated growth scroll, it's no problem to play in the amateur league, let alone the German Second Division, and there is no need to use it again.
Moreover, Yang Cheng also had a private mind, which was to prepare for the worst.
To be honest, he has no feelings for Chemnitz at all. He stayed with the team only because he hoped to use it as a stepping stone. Once he got the chance to coach a professional team, he would go without hesitation, rather than staying in Chemnitz.
Before the winter break, three teams from the third tier had already sent out invitations to him one after another. During the winter break, Hannover 96 and Nurnberg, who were struggling in the second division, also expressed their interest in Yang Chen through connections. The only concern is Yang Chen's age - he is only 23 years old and has no experience coaching a professional team.
These teams are all professional teams in cities near Chemnitz, so they must have heard about Yang Chen's performance on Chemnitz II and it is understandable that they are interested in him. They just haven't sent out a formal invitation yet, otherwise Yang Chen would have left already.
Once he leaves Chemnitz and goes to a brand new team, if he can accumulate more achievements, then Yang Cheng will have more confidence in his coaching prospects.
It's for this reason that Yang Cheng didn't plan to continue using achievement points in Chemnitz, instead he is striving to complete a 10-win streak task which rewards 5 achievement points. At the same time, he is doing his best to complete other tasks and strive for as many achievement points as possible, just in case.
Paul Bier and Tim H?nke are well aware of Yang Sheng's thoughts, but the two Chemnitz-born players neither felt that Yang Sheng betrayed Chemnitz nor showed any intention to advance or retreat with Yang Sheng. They just treated everything as if nothing had happened.
Just as Yang Cheng and others had a wonderful winter break, on the first day of returning to the club, a shocking news suddenly broke out!
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"Is Kamenitz going bankrupt?" Yang Cheng's first reaction upon hearing this sentence was to be stunned, and then he dared not believe it.
The same goes for Tim Hanks, who also finds it unthinkable.
Whistleblower Paul Bier nodded bitterly, at this moment, the news was top secret, but as soon as two or three days passed and the club started to fail to pay wages, it would become an open secret.
"Is the news accurate?" Yang Cheng was the first to regain consciousness.
Paul Bayer nodded, "Absolutely reliable, Stefan told me himself!"
What Chairman Dilsner said must be absolutely true!
Yang Cheng and Tim were both a little flustered, this was their first time experiencing such a thing. Although they had heard about Dresden's bankruptcy and relegation from the professional league before, they were more in a spectator's mood. But now that they have personally experienced the club's bankruptcy, Yang Cheng's mood is also not good.
"Stefan is currently in close talks with the banks on this side of Chemnitz, as well as local wealthy individuals to see if anyone is willing to bail out the club, but I think it's unlikely to be effective!"
Yang Cheng thought so too, the financial crisis in Chemnitz shouldn't be a one-day thing, Dirksmeier must have had some understanding of finance long ago and was preparing for it, but now that things have developed to this point, it just proves that Dirksmeier is powerless.
"How much is owed?" Yang Cheng asked.
"600,000 marks, borrowed from two banks in Chemnitz, are due but there's no money to repay!"
Yang Cheng suddenly thought of something and sighed: "Is it because of Heibao's transfer before the season?"
Paul Bier nodded and sighed with great helplessness: "Originally, Dirkschmidt's idea was very optimistic. Introducing these players is risky, but the team's strength has increased greatly. With Kurna, as long as the results are good, the team's attendance rate can also keep up, and the club's income will not be less."
"If Chemnitz can be promoted to the Bundesliga this season, a debt of 6 million marks is nothing. Even if it cannot be promoted, as long as it enters the top league, the problem will not be big through sponsorship and team operations, and the bank will continue to tolerate it. But who would have thought that Chemnitz is now at the bottom of the 2nd Bundesliga!"
Everyone knows that once Chemnitz is relegated from the 2nd Bundesliga to the third-tier Regionalliga, it's all over for them. It won't matter if it's 600,000 marks or even 60,000 marks.
It wasn't until this moment that Yang Cheng truly felt a cruel fact, that football, especially professional football, has always been a polarized game, between the rich and the poor, with an insurmountable gap in between, which is why teams like Chemnitz from East Germany could never become big and strong.
6 million, not to mention Bayern and other giants, even for other mid-table teams in the Bundesliga, it's nothing, but for Chemnitz, it's enough to be the last straw that crushes this East German giant.
Yang Cheng told himself at this moment that if he wanted to continue on the path of a football coach, he had to follow the trend. Reality and FM football manager games were two completely different worlds. In the game, he could lead a weak team to slowly climb up, but that was just a digital game.
But in reality, this is simply impossible to achieve.
To put it simply, Chemnitz is currently heavily in debt. I believe that after this season, players like Barak, Keil, Fritz and Jankola who have some value will be sold off very cheaply.
Next season's Chemnitz, whether it is fighting in the 2nd Bundesliga or fighting in the third-level league, has already lost all combat effectiveness!
Maybe this season's relegation or not has no significance for Chemnitz at all!
That's the cruel reality of professional football!