An emergency fix. Five of the bugs fixed here come from your reports on 2.1.7 - thank you for those.
- The season end counts only once: Loading the end-of-season save ran the whole season end a second time - players aged by two years instead of one, every contract lost two years, and twice as many players retired at the computer clubs. Each of these steps now records in the save that it is done for this season.
- Slow devices: The retirements ran in a single block across all 821 computer clubs, and the screen gave up after 30 seconds - so on a slow device no computer player ever retired. The season end now runs in small steps and belongs to the season rather than to a screen.
- European cups: Champion, cup winner and winner of the first continental tier - and still starting in the third tier the following year. The winners only reached the archive the rule reads from if you actually saw the screen after the final. The game now archives them itself, the title holder is back at the front of his country's list, and in Argentina the rule applies at all.
- Yellow cards: Bookings are wiped after the quarter-final again, even if you simulate through or do not enter the office at that moment.
- Countries without clubs: Ticking every country in the country selection put eight countries without a single club into all the menus. Fixed, and affected saves heal themselves on loading.
- Country tabs: With fifteen active countries they pulled the panel wider than the screen. They now wrap.
- Targeted transfers abroad: The country list could not be scrolled, neither on the phone nor on a PC. Now it can - including with your finger on a button.
- Youth academy: The upgrade window was unreadable, with headings and costs overlapping. Rebuilt.
- For careers in progress: A save in which the computer clubs' season end used to fail now gets a normally ageing world - so more retirements than lately, until the backlog is worked off. A European place lost in an earlier season cannot be restored retroactively; from the next title on, the rule applies.