Ninjaz, there is a lot of stuff you have absolutely zero clue about as far as PES or the 4chan cup and its associated invitationals.
I would start with reading this.
>https://implyingrigged.info/wiki/New_Manager_AdviceSecond, I'd highly advise you look into how a 4cc "autopilot" plays. Please calm down before managing, I recommend you not believe the memes regarding tactical changes and testing saying they don't matter. PES is RNG, but actions you take can drastically alter that, especially outside of and including the meme choices like "gegen +2".
Regarding players, you don't need any kind of "express permission" to utilize players as long as the player is relevant to your team in some way or another, and in fact with some invitational teams, some players are repeated on multiple teams or are there because the manager wanted it. Both /pol/ and /biz/ have Bogdanoff players on their teams, for a 4chan cup example, although they use different names. In the Friendship Association Games Invitational that /mlp/ runs, Rainbow Dash has her own team and is also a player on half the other teams; I believe she's represented on 8 different teams.
Invitational in the context of the 4chan Cup means Informal, which means outside of the 4chan cup proper. If Derpy is actually relevant to /mlpol/ as a meme - let's say someone avatarfagging as Derpy goes and hacks the soyjakker site, and this becomes a staple of spamming derpy on the soyjak site - then there is no obstacle and no one CAN or WILL stop you from using her. /mlpol/ is an Invitational team, which means, again, informality.
Invitational tournaments and teams are not bound by any rules that govern the 4chan cup aside from the one regarding reserving time slots, and are ruled by the organizer who can dictate whatever he wants. Getting your team to play, in many cases, means either being contextually aligned - for example, /e-s/, an electroswing music team, would fit in a /mu/ tournament, but would not fit in a /k/ organized tournament - or relies on having built a rapport with the organizer, or having signed up for a limited number of entry slots as would be the case with, say, /ag/ League, which is a nearly no-holds-barred entry invitational.
/mlpol/ as a team is an invitational team, which, again, means informality. If an invitational tournament organizer doesn't want ponies in his tournament, he can simply say no to ponies.
Sometimes "official" 4chan cup teams can play in unofficial invitational tournaments. But unofficial invitational teams - /mlpol/ - cannot play in "official" 4chan cup matches, which are reserved for 4chan board teams.
Try to lurk in the 4chan cup a bit more, or rewatch the old matches.
>>386609>https://implying.fun/Most old matches are here.