Advice Required for NSC Simulation game

[The Great Cornholio]

As I need to create stats for Championship Teams for the new game, can I have your opinions on these figures I have come up with? The figures themselves aren't that important - Attack figures are supposed to be higher than defence and money is relative. I just need figures that reflect comparisons well. For example, I have given Crewe a relatively high attack but low defence which should mean they should score a lot but ship a lot in. Money should reflect the ability of teams to attract players - it will probably relate to £100000's in the game so we, for example, would have £1.5m to spend whereas Gillingham would only have £800000. I know that is not reality but it is the values relative to other teams that are important.

The figures are based around the Premiership cards I have that come with the game so the spread is about right - I just thought I would ask if anyone can see any glaring errors.

Att Def Money

Brighton 33 27 15
Burnley 29 16 17
Cardiff 42 27 30
Coventry 35 30 25
Crewe 39 17 13
Derby 37 21 10
Gillingham 27 10 8
Ipswich 53 23 22
Leeds 38 24 12
Leicester 45 36 19
Millwall 34 35 20
Notts Forest46 29 24
Plymouth 34 23 16
Preston 32 24 19
QPR 34 30 20
Reading 40 37 35
Rotherham 26 12 7
Sheff Utd 41 33 35
Stoke 31 23 30
Sunderland 43 44 40
Watford 30 16 5
West Ham 54 38 34
Wigan 49 38 32
Wolves 52 40 24

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

brightons defence is better than attack surely?
and would assue gillingham richer than us as splashed out 200k and 100k at end of last year?-

 

[Kryten]

i'd say our attack needs to be one less, and defence 2 more than attack, and that i should have brighton

 

[The Great Cornholio]

brightons defence is better than attack surely?
and would assue gillingham richer than us as splashed out 200k and 100k at end of last year?-

Due to the way the game is set up, defence scores need to be lower than attack ones - The defence score we have got is about halfway in the league which is probably fair.

As for money - I seem to remember Gillingham being in money troubles recently. And I must be allowed a little bias when it comes to us!