Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)

[Matt10]

Definitely will start the technique "rehab" immediately, thanks guys. I wish I had thought of that before the last transfer session - but that's okay, we'll give Matteo some time. I think that is what makes last season's performance so remarkable that Matteo was able to still have a "Ronaldo-escque" season with low technique.

Something is definitely in the making :P - let's see how we go with Newcastle tonight!

btw, izu - I don't see the chart bud.

[mamizu]

http://img221.imageshack.us/ifs/9238...ributesbd2.jpg

Hopefully this will work... And even if you don't get your technique up fast enough this season, if you have 2 seasons in a row like last year's season, you're bound to get some incredible offers anyway. It's not just stats that do the trick, me thinks.

And good luck tonight. Go pound them Magpies.

[Badminton]

Hey, I really like Lam Matteo, and this is the second dynasty I'm following after Bhurst's hockey one, and they are on even grounds! B's has a nice novelistic theme to it, but I like the way yours is presented a lot too! Keep it up!

[Matt10]

[Matt10]

Cesc Fabregas could thank the referee after converting two penalty kicks back to back, but Giovinco had other things in mind when he notched the match winner.

Newcastle 3-4 Fulham
Mysterious officiating gives Fabregas two goals; Cottagers avoid defeat thanks to Giovinco's late strike
-Johnson Peoples, September 2014
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'35 Vincken, '71-73 Fabregas (PK)
Caution: Tozer ('42), Beye ('87) Sent Off:

'9 Lazaros, '30 Matteo, '60 Andreasen, '86 Giovinco
Caution: Andreasen ('71), Steve Davis ('73) Sent Off: Volz ('79, tackle from "behind")

Standings: Fulham (2-0-0, 6 pts -- 2nd)
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Strange. Seeing a red card and two penalties back-to-back from the referee was something St. James witnessed tonight. The tackles from Volz and Andreasen, which resulted in the penalty kicks, seemed to be ball first contact - however, the referee saw it the other way around - even by sending off Volz for his "malicious" tackle on Cesc Fabregas. Matteo's goal was a striker's goal - right place, right time - good finish!

[mamizu]

Hey Matt,

Nice goal. Nice win.
but this must've been from another match?: but it was Lam Matteo who finished the match with a hat-trick

[Whitesox]

Good goal, and win. I also noticed the above observation, I just assumed that it was from another match.

[Matt10]

Yup - I was being hasty because the MLS all-star match was on!

- will fix