Onderwerp: Season 68

Yep I've seen the graph, but expectations implies a focus on the future, not last season.

Not really, it's FULFILLMENT of expectations, so something you already achieved / are during achieving. So past and present.

Blame the translation. If it was fulfillment and expectations then that would be correct, but it's fulfillment of expectations (future). There's no past tense there when you link them.

I have no idea why would you think that. Expectations can be past, present and future.

As an example: "Moyes had high expectations for next season, yet he was sacked before it even started".

or:
"Fans had high expectations for the 20/21 season, unfortunately those were not fulfilled since the team failed to achieve anything".

Again, you change the context when you use "for" in that example

Fulfilled expectations refers to the past

Fullfillment expectations refers to expectations of fullfillment in the future

You cant have expectations for something that has already happened

You cant have expectations for something that has already happened

of course you can...

"We did an amazing job, beyond our expectations" - referring of course the expectations you had in the past (as it is in sokker, where you can talk about the fulfilment of expectations of the season before)

You can talk about past expectations, as well as present expectations and future expectations

Expectations refer to the future from said point of view - but that point of view can be in past/present/future

I would say though that the sokker version "Level of satisfaction with fulfillment expectations" is not very good, is it? I mean there's no such thing as "fulfilment expectations", it should be "fulfilment of expectations" or "expectations' fulfilment"

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I guess that's what you meant before ("Fullfillment expectations refers to expectations of fullfillment in the future")
I agree that this wording doesn't really make any sense here
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If you're going to use expectactions you've got to qualify the tense, because it implies future. It's the difference between

My expectations for last season are being met
My expectations for last season were met

The first of those statements is illogical

If it just says "Fullfillment expectations", there's no past tense there. It's "Do I expect to be fulfilled" and not "Have I been fulfilled".
I'm not sure how you'd actually word it to cover both past and future tense. It's easier just to say Satisfaction as a catch-all statement, but then they went and used that for recent matches instead.
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I'm really not happy with my formation for tonight. Losing my best mid to injury and my best striker to suspension has left my hands tied in terms of tactics I can use. I really need to purchase a decent winger.

Changed formation. It's real pretty but whether it works is another matter.
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A very good RTS match and a 7-3 victory.

New formation worked beautifully, I think it's my new favourite. Unfortunately I can't use it because of training requirements.

I think the Prem might be interesting this season. 5 or 6 teams pushing on for that 70 rating

Since I'm not the U21 England manager, I can focus more on my team. I need some time to unwind a bit. This season looks to be more exciting.

I won last night vs Legia fairly well. Very interesting score from Man Utd and RTS Widzew game..........this Sunday should be entertaining against Piotr and potentially very big in the season.

Playing against you is like colliding with a tank :)

There is not a lot in the ratings now, it will be a tough game against you....plus you as rev demolishing teams!

New club name set. New username incoming.

Well, damnit. Apparenly between now and 6 months ago when I chose a new name, someone got in before me and nabbed it. Luckily they've been inactive for a month, so I won't have to wait long.
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