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[Masterdome]

i know it doens't seem reasonable, but my goalie did use his dribbling skills in a game and prevented a goal and i never even trained him in dribbling!
watch it, it's hilarious:

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4 minutes and 40 seconds into the game

this brings up a question. do players have inherent skills? because like i said, i never trained my goalie in dribbling, and i am sure the defensive liner of the opposing team has better dribbling skills

[Tim's Dodgers]

I don't think that had anything to do with dribble. If you slow it down, Xabo never had control of the ball. Earthquake just came out and kicked it without ever taking control of the ball either.

BTW... I need you to check the Italian forums for the Season 11 signup.

Tim...
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[simon]

I haven't trained 232063 goalie in any kicking or dribbling, or driving at all. i think i should start some kick practise soon though, but i dont think it's really needed for lower stars, like 1-4*...
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[yagadan05]

Since the ball was never settled, like Tim pointed out, I have a feeling that it was more interception skill that allowed your goalie to take control like that.

Note: That's weird to see a goalie challenge that much on a play - we need more of that

[Masterdome]