Ether
Legacy Member
13-02-2005 New feature: Neutral friendlies
It is now possible to challenge teams for a friendly to be played at any arena, not just your own and your opponent's. Choose "Other..." for venue in the challenge forms, then you will be asked to supply the ArenaID. If the arena is in another country than any of the teams it counts as an international friendly. Matches are played at the match time of the arena's league. For instance, two Spanish teams arranging a friendly in France, will have the match played at France's match times.
As before, if you travel abroad, you will pay the travel costs. The owner of the arena has nothing to gain from the match, except the honour of hosting it. As before, income is split between the two teams playing the match.
When you "collect flags", matches played on neutral ground do not count.
Wa vinden jullie dervan?
Mss wel handig voor cups, da ze dan de finale op neutraal terrein kunnen doen, maar voor de rest vinnek et nie zo speciaal, een klein handigheidje ofzo
It is now possible to challenge teams for a friendly to be played at any arena, not just your own and your opponent's. Choose "Other..." for venue in the challenge forms, then you will be asked to supply the ArenaID. If the arena is in another country than any of the teams it counts as an international friendly. Matches are played at the match time of the arena's league. For instance, two Spanish teams arranging a friendly in France, will have the match played at France's match times.
As before, if you travel abroad, you will pay the travel costs. The owner of the arena has nothing to gain from the match, except the honour of hosting it. As before, income is split between the two teams playing the match.
When you "collect flags", matches played on neutral ground do not count.
Wa vinden jullie dervan?
Mss wel handig voor cups, da ze dan de finale op neutraal terrein kunnen doen, maar voor de rest vinnek et nie zo speciaal, een klein handigheidje ofzo
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