A Football Manager '09 Dynasty

[JetsIn06]

Here's another..

How do I go about looking for a parent club?

[JetsIn06]

August 23, 2008

Bromley at Hampton & Richmond
(Blue Square South)



WOW! We scored two goals in the final 7 minutes to tie the game, with one occuring on our absolute last chance! There were 4 minutes of ET and at 94:40 or so we had a corner kick and made it!

Opponent Goals:

AMF Cosgrave (62)
ST Hockton (pen 78)

H&R Goals:

ML Lake (83)
ST Hodges (90 +5)

Man of the Match:

ML Stuart Lake (H&R)

Injuries:

-

[JetsIn06]

August 28, 2008

H&R sign Rambir Marwa off free transfer.

[JetsIn06]

Here is a look at the new formation we're using. Still a 4-1-2-1-2, but the wingers are now centered.

[JetsIn06]

August 29, 2008
Hampton & Richmond at Dorchester
(Blue Square South)




Opponent Goals:

AMF Maguire (8,31,45,79)

H&R Goals:

-

Man of the Match:

AMF Danny Maguire (Dorchester)

Injuries:

-

[JetsIn06]

August 31, 2008

H&R sign Mackin on $1K transfer.

[JetsIn06]

September 9, 2008

Hampton & Richmond at Hayes & Yeading
(Setanta Shield South 1st Round)



Blah. Went to OT 0-0, they scored first, we tied it up with little time to spare, and then we get wrecked in the penalty tie-breaker. Ugh.

Opponent Goals:

ST Duer (96)

H&R Goals:

MF Lake (117)

Man of the Match:

GK Delroy Preddie (Hayes & Yeading)


Injuries:

-

[kislingbury]

Every time you play for your international team, you are awarded a cap. (Both figuratively, and an actual hat). So for example, David Beckham has 107 caps and 9 for the U21 team, and I am criminally still 'uncapped'.

[SirFozzie]

to request a parent team, go to (your manager name), on the left hand side choose "Board Room" then go down, Make Board Request, and then find parent team

[JetsIn06]

Thanks to the both of you for helping me out!

We've asked the board for a parent team. It could really help us get some loaned players on our team. The board said they are considering it and will discuss it at the next board meeting.

[JetsIn06]

September 13, 2008

Worcester at Hampton & Richmond
(Blue Square South)



Yeah! This is what I'm talkin' about.

Opponent Goals:

-

H&R Goals:

ST Yaku (20)
ST Hodges (27)
MFL Lake (29)

Man of the Match:

ST Ian Hodges (H&R))

Injuries:

-

[JetsIn06]

Heres another question. Can someone briefly explain the different competitions in the lower England leauges? I have the FA cup and the Setnanta Shield.

[JetsIn06]

September 15, 2008

Hampton & Richmond draw Ashford in FA Cup.

[JetsIn06]

September 20, 2008
Hampton & Richmond at St. Albans
(Blue Square South)



Nice! Another win in the BSS!

Opponent Goals:

-

H&R Goals:

MFL Lake (20)
ST Hodges (41)

Man of the Match:

DL James Wheelers (H&R)

Injuries:

MFL Lake, Injured Shin, Out 5-6 Months.

[JetsIn06]

September 22, 2008

H&R unload DC Wells to Blue Square North's Southport.

I really liked having this guy as a backup, but he just cost too much money to sit on the bench.

[SirFozzie]

Originally Posted by JetsIn06

Heres another question. Can someone briefly explain the different competitions in the lower England leauges? I have the FA cup and the Setnanta Shield.

The FA Cup is the largest, and most prestigous English Cup Competition. It's theoretically open to every team in England from the amateur ranks up. Some of the greatest upsets ever have happened in the FA Cup. Smaller teams like yours don't have a hope in hell of WINNING it, but what they really hope for is a game against one of the big boys. Getting sent to play Man United or whatever can make your finances sing (In Cup competitions the away side gets I believe 50% of the gate)

The Setanta Shield is the Conference League Cup. It's open to teams from the Blue Square Premier and Blue Square Regional Leagues. It's not a major tournament by any stretch of the imagination (a lot of teams will play 2nd stringers in early roudns), but it is a chance to win silveware.

[JetsIn06]

Originally Posted by SirFozzie

The FA Cup is the largest, and most prestigous English Cup Competition. It's theoretically open to every team in England from the amateur ranks up. Some of the greatest upsets ever have happened in the FA Cup. Smaller teams like yours don't have a hope in hell of WINNING it, but what they really hope for is a game against one of the big boys. Getting sent to play Man United or whatever can make your finances sing (In Cup competitions the away side gets I believe 50% of the gate)

The Setanta Shield is the Conference League Cup. It's open to teams from the Blue Square Premier and Blue Square Regional Leagues. It's not a major tournament by any stretch of the imagination (a lot of teams will play 2nd stringers in early roudns), but it is a chance to win silveware.

Thanks again, Foz.