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Clean Sheets: 1. Nicholls (Millwall) 10 Clean Sheets 2. Kiraly (Fulham) 5 Clean Sheets Grant (Derby) 5 Clean Sheets [/center]

Bull**** Kiraly is in the top 3 for clean sheets. He could even save a beach ball floating at 2 miles an hour to save his life for me

Anyway loving the career mode keep it up

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FC St. Pauli
FIFA 15 - Season 1

Die Freibeuter der Liga

March 2015

FC St. Pauli 5 - Erzgebirge AUE 1
STP - Storm 6', Çiftçi 10', 80', 90', Zelalem 84'
AUE - Diring 39'
MOTM: Çiftçi

Storm dribbled to the right side of the goal and split two defenders before firing a shot inside the near post. Nöthe played Çiftçi through on goal for a first time strike to the far right post. Diring then pulled one back with a great strike from the top of the box off the right post and in. Maier attacked down the right wing and sent a cross in that found Çiftçi's head for his second of the night. Trybull chipped a ball over the back line that Zelalem was able to control and place to the far post. Çiftçi then completed his hat-trick with a great shot from the left side of the goal.

1860 Munich 1 - FC St. Pauli 1
M60 - Okotie 90'
STP - Nöthe 70' (Pen)
MOTM: Ortega

Buchtmann was taken down in the box, drawing a penalty in the 70th minute. Nöthe stepped up and calmly converted it to put St. Pauli ahead. With time running out 1860 won the ball back and pushed the counter ahead leading to a cross into the box that Okotie broke free to head home for the equalizer in the 90th minute.

FC St. Pauli 4 - FC Nuremberg 1
STP - Nöthe 39', 55', 90' (Pen), Storm 86'
FCN - Schopf 45'
MOTM: Nöthe

Nöthe had his penalty chance saved by the keeper, but was able to get to the ball first in knock it in. Schopf found an ansewr with a great curling shot from the left side of the net into the far right post. Nöthe was then able to track down a deflection off Storm's shot and tap it in for the lead. Storm used a shot fake to send two defenders past him before taking a touch inside and firing to the right post to put the match out of reach. Buchtmann then drew a penalty in the final minute that Nöthe converted calmly.

RB Leipzig 4 - FC St. Pauli 2
LEI - Rebic 22' (Pen), Boyd 57', 77', Kimmich 65'
STP - Budimir 45', Nöthe 72' (Pen)
MOTM: Boyd

Rebic converted from the penalty spot early to open the scoring. Budimir answered back after getting free from his defender and firing from the right side of the goal off the keeper and in. Boyd then scored with a left footed shot from the top of the box to give Leipzig the lead. Kimmich followed it up with a great right footed shot from distance to the far right post. Nöthe converted from the penalty spot to put St. Pauli back in it. Boyd then beat the keeper to a deflection and put the match away.

League Table

Youth Academy
Lukas Hartmann (Germany) - RB, 17 yrs old, 44-46 OVR 73-79 POT (Defensive Minded)
Niklas Lechleiter (Germany) - 15 yrs old, 49-57 OVR 76-90 POT (Attacker)
Odisseas Wolf (Germany) - 17 yrs old, 44-52 OVR 71-83 POT (Attacker)
Rouwen Beck (Germany) - CF, 16 yrs old, 43-45 OVR 65-69 POT (Winger)

St. Pauli Player of the Month

Christopher Nöthe

Christopher Nöthe was outstanding leading the attack this month. While much attention has been paid to recent addition Nadir Çiftçi, it was Nöthe who really stood out. Baggging 5 goals in 4 matches this month, his attacking presence has been laregly important as the defense continues to struggle.

Press Conference
Q: Your results were very up and down this month. You either routed the other team, or struggled heavily. What do you have to say about the current form the team is in?

A: This is two months in a row now that we have struggled defensively, and it is making a direct correlation in our results. We are dropping points that we shouldn't right now. Something needs to change, I'm not sure what yet, but I will be taking a long look at our formations and make a decision soon.

Q: You have 6 matches left in the season, how confident are you that you will keep your spot at the top of the table and be lifting the league trophy at the end of the season?

A: I don't see any other result. That is the only thing we are focused on right now. Our current form has me worried, but we are still holding our spot up there. These last 6 matches I will be taking very seriously, and I will be throwing every tactical move I have out there if I feel it will help us win.

Q: Many were concerned about the role of Christopher Nöthe after you brought in key attackers in both Nikola Storm and Nadir Çiftçi. He seems to have proven those doubts wrong as far you selecting him. How big of a role does he play for this team?

A: Christopher is our leading scorer. Just because I bring in new attackers doesn't mean that I am looking to replace him. I am looking for players to compliment him with, to help him, and to give him some rest from time to time. He is absolutely an important piece for us.

[Cruzerr]

Well, things are looking bad.

I've tried most things and I just can't advance to next season. I tried what you suggested, Simppu, yet it does not work.

I haven't given up just yet, if anybody does have any good ideas, please note.

If not, the next post will be the final one, sadly.

[10cabee]

Exeter City F.C

FIFA 15 – Season 1

The Grecians

September

Capital One Cup Match:

Exeter City 2 – Leeds United 0

EXE - Reid (101’)

Regular time couldn’t separate the two teams so it goes into extra time. Ollie Watkins receives the ball and passes to Jamie Reid on the edge of the box. Jamie skips past the defender and smashes the ball into the right corner. The movement is great considering that he just recovered from an injury.

EXE - Watkins (120’)

Ribiero clears the ball from the defence as Leeds press for an equaliser. The clearance falls straight to Ollie Watkins, who finds himself in a two-on-two situation. But Watkins doesn’t need Reid and he shows his strength and pace as he gets past his marker and bursts down the wing where he cuts in and bullets the ball inside the keeper’s near post at a very narrow angle. Leeds are now officially out and Exeter City continue their amazing form.

Our best performer: Glen Mabil (Glen was crucial today and he made some amazing saves to keep out Leeds! Credit to Ollie Watkins who changed the whole course of the game when he came on)

SkyBet League 1 Match:

Rotherham United 1 – Exeter City 2

EXE – Sinclair (15’)

Rotherham lose possession from an Eastmond tackle and the ball rolls to Albian Ajeti on the edge of the box who lofts the ball over the defenders to Sinclair. The goalkeeper runs out but Sinclair dives and heads the ball past the keeper.

ROT –Frecklington (50’)

Ryan Hall receives the ball in the middle and passes to Lee Frecklington who hits the ball through the legs of the sliding Ryan Inniss and past the goalkeeper. The shot was only a little to the right of Mabil but for some reason, his dive for the ball was not good. Mabil should have saved it.

EXE –Flannigan (81’)

Cowan-Hall takes a corner from the right. He whips the ball into the box. Jake Flannigan makes a run from the edge of the penalty area to head home.

SkyBet League 1 Match:

Exeter City 2 – Oxford United 0

EXE – Ajeti (10’)Jamie Reid gets a free kick on the right. He whips the ball into the back post where Albian Ajeti rises above everyone to nod home.

EXE – Reid (62’)

Ajeti lifts the ball over the defence and onto the boot of Jamie Reid who hits it first time and the ball dips at the last moment for the ball to go into the top corner.

Our Best Performer: Albian Ajeti

SkyBet League 1 Match:

MK Dons 3 – Exeter City 4

MKD – Louisy-Daniel (7’)

Ben Reeves breaks down the right and delivers a cross into the sliding Louisy-Daniel who gets his toes to it to poke the ball into the net.

EXE – Sinclair (13’)

Liam Sercombe skips past his marker in the midfield and slots the ball into the path of Jake Sinclair who slips the ball under the goalkeeper and past the line.

EXE – Ajeti (30’)

Jake Sinclair dummies on the left and pretends to cut in. He uses his pace to run past the defender and further down the wing. He whips the ball into the unmarked, Albian Ajeti, who nods the ball into the far corner to put Exeter City into the lead.

EXE –Sinclair (33’)

Only three minutes after the previous goal, Appiah bombs down the right where he gets away from a slide tackle to just keep the ball in play. He then lifts the ball over to the back post where Jake Sinclair is unmarked again and easily nods home. Can MK Dons get a grip before it is too late?

EXE – Ajeti (49’)

The half-time break doesn’t seem to give MK Dons a lift and a bad touch from Dons keeper, David Martin, rolls straight to Albian Ajeti who flicks the ball past the desperate goalkeeper and he manages to finish coolly from a tight angle and on the half turn. MK Dons look like they’re out of the game now...

MKD –Reeves (54’)

Ben Reeves dispossesses Jordan Moore-Taylor and finds himself through on goal. Reeves lifts the ball over the rushing goalkeeper and into the net. Could they come back into this?

MKD – Louisy-Daniel (63’)

The new signing for MK Dons puts them back into the game. Awful defending by Ribeiro leaves Ben Reeves on the left who can slot the ball into Louisy-Daniel who hits the crossbar but the ball creeps across the line.

Our Best Performer: Kwabena Appiah (He was amazing today. He made the most runs, the most successful passes and the most successful crosses and he also got an assist.)

SkyBet League 1 Match:

Exeter City 1 – Yeovil Town 0

EXE – Jay (25’)

Bee decides to play a different team in preparation for the cup tie against Stoke. Eastmond wins the ball in the midfield and drifts to the right wing where he delivers a low cross into the box. Jay manages to poke the ball past the goalkeeper and into the net. Jay’s first game of the season and he has already scored.

Our Best Performer: Jordan Moore-Taylor

Capital One Cup Match:

Stoke 3 – Exeter City 4

STO – Shawcross (RED) (33’)

Albian Ajeti receives the ball on the half-way line and attacks on the break. Ajeti busts a gut getting into the box where he tries to shoot but Ryan Shawcross cynically slides in and gets the player before he could shoot. Shawcross gets a red and marches of the pitch. The challenge is in the area but for some reason, the referee decides it is a free-kick. An awful decision by the referee there!

EXE –Ajeti (36’)

Three minutes after the red card and Exeter City get the first goal of the game. Reid sprints down the left where he manages to cut inside and pass to the unmarked Ajeti in the middle of the box. He takes a touch which allows him to spin around and he then just slots the ball into the bottom of the far corner with his weaker left foot. Stoke look wounded without Shawcross and there was way too much space in the box for Ajeti.

STO –Diouf (69’)

Stoke go big and bring on Mame Diouf and he manages to get the equaliser. Steven Ireland skips past a challenge by Inniss and then manages to slot the ball into Diouf who just flicks the ball around the keeper and into the net.

STO –Diouf (71’)

A clearance falls all the way to Diouf who finds himself through on goal. He puts the ball past the goalkeeper’s outstretched leg and into the bottom corner. Bee is outraged because Diouf trips Jordan Moore-Taylor to make him through on goal.

EXE – Watkins (75’)

Eastmond makes a crunching tackle but a fair one to win the ball in the midfield. The ball rolls to Cowan-Hall who wastes no time slotting the ball into Watkins who coolly puts the ball past Butland and into left corner. It will be a great moment to remember for Ollie.

EXE – Sinclair (99’)

The game goes into extra time and Sinclair manages to roll the ball over the line at the back post after a lovely ball from Appiah from the left. So many chances have been missed for both teams and the score line could easily be four – four.

STO –Arnautovic (104’)

Marc Wilson boots the ball up field to Arnautovic who takes a touch to fool Moore-Taylor and manages to slip the ball into the near corner. Bad defending by Moore-Taylor...

EXE – Sinclair (113’)

Cowan-Hall whips the ball into the box where the unmarked, Jake Sinclair, chests the ball in the air and then hits the ball on the volley into the bottom right corner. That goal was a great display of technique and skill and it finishes the game off. Surely if Ryan Shawcross was on the field, it would have been different...

Our Best Performer: Paris Cowan-Hall (It was an extremely difficult decision between Cowan-Hall and Sinclair but I choose Paris because he was always threatening with his pace and found himself behind the defenders numerous times. He also got two assists.)

SkyBet League 1 Match:

Blackpool 1 – Exeter City 3

EXE – Östlin (OG) (13’)

Sercombe collects the ball on the half-way line and drifts to the left where he gets past the defender and delivers a ball into the near post. Rikard Ostlin dives out in front of his own goalkeeper and tries to take a touch but spills it, allowing the ball to roll over the line. If he had just left that then it wouldn’t have been a goal.

EXE –Watkins (19’)

Ollie Watkins starts over the tired Jake Sinclair and it works well! After great link-up play on the half-way line, Ajeti sprints into the box to pull the ball back to Watkins who slots the ball home.

BLA –Joan Oriol (38’)

Steven Davies skips past a challenge in the area on the left and pulls the ball back to Joan Oriol who just hits the ball into the empty net.

EXE –Watkins (45’)

A clearance from the Blackpool goalkeeper is headed by six foot five Ryan Inniss, which goes to Ajeti who easily spots the run of Watkins and he finds himself through on goal. He nudges the ball to the right and then slips the ball under the goalkeeper and into the net.

BLK –Mellis (Two Yellows) (64’)

Jacob Mellis’ first yellow was in the ninth minute for a silly outstretched leg on Liam Sercombe. His second was on Eastmond just outside the box. Craig was about to shoot and Mellis slides in recklessly and doesn’t get the ball.

Our Best Performer: Ollie Watkins

SkyBet League 1 Match:

Exeter City 3 – Peterborough 1

EXE – Sinclair (23’)

Grimes passes to Jake Sinclair who uses his pace to get away from the defender and then he manages to squeeze the ball past the goalkeeper and into the corner.

PET – Washington (24’)

Kane Ferdinand receives the ball on the left and quickly lifts the ball over Jordan Moore-Taylor and into the path of Conor Washington who hits it first time with his weaker foot past Mabil and into the bottom right corner.

EXE – Grimes (26’)

In three minutes, there have been three goals! Appiah uses his pace to get past the right back and run into the box where he finds the unmarked Matthew Grimes at the back post who nods the ball home easily.

EXE –Appiah (73’)

Appiah switches to the right wing where he receives the ball from Ribiero. The last fifteen minutes have been relentless attacks from Exeter City and finally they score. Appiah drifts into the middle where he shoots with his weaker left foot. It takes a slight deflection and goes into the left corner of the goal.

Our Best Performer: Kwabena Appiah (He has been really doing well now!)

Exeter City’s Player of the Month:

Kwabena Appiah

SkyBet League 1 Table

1. Exeter City - 31 points
2. Sheffield Utd - 24 points
3. Barnsley - 23 points
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4. Peterborough - 23 points
5. Brentford - 23 points
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8. Chesterfield - 17 points
9. Doncaster - 16 points
10. Yeovil Town- 15 points
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21. Oldham Athletic – 9 points
22. Bradford City – 9 points
23. Oxford United – 6 points
24. Port Vale – 4 points

Press Conference:

Q: Your form at the moment is amazing! It’s similar to your start last year. Do you think you can keep it going?

A: Hopefully, we will be able to maintain our form. Obviously, form won’t always be high and I want to make sure that when we have a dip in form that we are still getting points.

Q: Kwabena Appiah has had a massive impact on the team. What do see in his future at the club?

A: If he keeps performing the way he does, then he’ll have a slot in the team and he’ll get plenty of play time which will also allow him to hone his skills even more.

Q: There was a recent news column on the club website that said that you have been getting a lot of offers from International teams. What offers have you received and will you be accepting any?

A: Yes, I have had a few but none of them I accepted. I only have a couple of nations that I would actually like to go to but unfortunately I have not had an offer from them.

Career Record (W: D :L): 46-13-6

[texasbum06]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cruzerr

Road to Glory - My Story Season 1 Part 9 - I got an eye for winning Spoiler Page 828 - Part 1 - Introduction Page 831 - Part 2 - Pre-season Page 835 - Part 3 - August is the month of penalties Page 845 - Part 4 - #45 is in the building Page 847 - Part 5 - Is it the 'fro? Page 859 - Part 6 - The struggle is real Page 861 - Part 7 - Again? Page 873 - Part 8 - Down, but never out They do look a bit weird, don't they? Hello again! Time to type about our last month of play. I missed the first game of the month against. Most of you might have read the papers, where there was written that I missed the game against Northampton due to being called up to represent England. I wish that was true. The truth however was that I went for an eye surgery to fix my bad sight. Hopefully I can be more effective now. I feel a lot better and everything looks like in HD, yet I don't think my eyes are used to it aswell. Hopefully they can go back to normal next month. Look at it go, keeper! Right, so MY first game of the month was against Cheltenham Town. Boy, it started very tough. Cheltenham kept pushing on us, hitting the post. Then, Wilson took one of their players down in the box. Penalty. Harrison struck it right down the middle. Luckily, Roche was at the right spot and saved it. We pushed up on a counter instantly. I got the pass and gave it to Redshaw, who was 1-on-1 with the keeper. However, it went out for a corner. A great save from the keeper, I might add. The ball came in from the corner. I broke through the defense and hammered it in! A great goal to get the scoring started. A few minutes later, I got taken down in the box. Now it was my time to take a penalty. Keeper stood in the middle as I hammered it into the left corner. 2-0! Already a compfortable lead for half-time. I did not stop there. Just before the end of half-time, I somehow broke through and got 1-on-1 with the keeper. And unlike Redshaw (no offense if you are reading this, buddy!), I did not miss it! Hat-trick in 45 minutes! We did however conside a goal in the second half - Harrison took a long shot, which got saved by Roche. As I turned around to go up the pitch, I heard this screaming. Apperantly, he had fumbled the ball and it went in. The game ended 3-1 though, so nothing to worry about. I think the surgery actually helped a lot. I feel really good while on the pitch. Completely open After that, we had to go against Bury. A rather difficult game, with both teams going at it. Roche was keeping us in the game while they had help from the goalposts. Our goal came in the 90th minute, as some good passing game got me open in the box and let me take the shot. The keeper did save it, but it bounced over him to the goal. A close victory for us, yet a good one. Bury is a very difficult team and possible could be a team we would face in the playoffs. I got to take a rest against Accrington Stanley, a game that the team won 2-1! Look at it roll in! Our last game was going to be against Carlisle United. In order to actually have a clean month, we needed to take this game aswell. The first shot of the game did fall for us, as I passed the ball to Fleming. He ran into the box and passed it back to me. I took the shot, right to the bottom corner. It was kinda weak but pretty accurate, so the keeper had no chance. A few minutes later, I passed the ball to Redshaw, who hit it well, but straight to the bar. Carlisle did not have a lot of good chances, most of them went really wide. Their best chance came when an over the top ball went over our defense and got headed by Asamoah. We were calling offside - and the ref agreed with us. That was the game, a 1-0 victory to us. A month without dropping any points, even if I had to miss 2 games. Anyway, thanks for reading. The season is going to end in 2 months, so hopefully we can keep on performing. Take care! Spoiler We didn't drop a game, so yeah, nobody got it right, sadly. This is the full list on what you can change. YOU CAN CHANGE ONLY ONE THING! EVERYTHING IN THE BRACKETS NEXT TO THING IS WHAT YOU CAN CHANGE WITH IT. For example, if you change the eyes, you can change the shape, detail and the color of them; not just one of them. :P Spoiler Kit Name Kit Number ---- Hair (style, colour, facial hair style-colour) [Can't change it for the next 1 post due to it just being changed by Chico; you can change the FACIAL HAIR] Eyes (shape, detail, colour) [Can't change it for the next 5 post due to it just being changed by Simppu] Complexion (even if it will look weird, I will give you the option to do that) Brows (placement, shape) Ears (placement, shape) Nose (placement, style, profile, nostrils and its detail) Cheeks (placement, shape) Mouth (position, lips, lip style) Jaw Chin ---- Boots [Can't change for the next 2 posts due to being changed by Keano] Ankle tape and its colour Kit Fit Waist (untucked, tucked) Sock height ---- Free kick style Penalty kick style Default running celebration Signature running move Right, so now a new one! Morecambe is going to face Hartlepool, the team that is currently placed second and beat Morecambe earlier in the season with the score 3-1. My question: Predict the score of the game! (Morecambe vs Hartlepool) I hope you enjoyed it, have a good one!

Man, so sorry to hear about the game crashing. I remember FIFA 13 used to have a big problem with that. I wish I knew a trick to suggest, but I can't think of anything. If I hear of anything I'll let you know though.

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Spoiler Matchday 9: Cardiff City – Millwall (0-4) • 44’ Ciftci (Williams) (0-1) • 70’ Young (OG) (0-2) • 80’ Ciftci (Cowan-Hall) (0-3) • 90’ Ciftci (P) (0-4) Recap: Going into this game between the first placed Millwall and second place Cardiff City we expected a very close game that could go either way but it couldn’t be further from how it ended up. Millwall showed their class by demolishing the until now undefeated Cardiff City with 4-0 and it’s even more impressive when you consider that it was an away game for Millwall. If they continue playing like this it seems that no one will be able stop them from gaining promotion. MOTM: Nacir Ciftci: He just keeps scoring goals for fun at the moment, scoring a hat-trick against the second placed team in the league who until now was undefeated, what is there to say really except that he is in such amazing form and really showing what a good player he is. Matchday 10: Millwall – Bolton (5-0) • 15’ Trapp (Ciftci) (1-0) • 25’ Trapp (Cowan-Hall) (2-0) • 40’ Ciftci (Cowan-Hall) (3-0) • 49’ Ciftci (4-0) • 90’ Martin (Cowan-Hall) Recap: A game between a mid-table team and the league leaders who has already faced each other in the Capital one cup in which Millwall had a convincing 4-1 win and when you take that game and how their season has gone this far you would consider Millwall to be favourites in this game and they did not disappoint. Millwall walks away with a 5-0 win in which they tried a new formation an offensive 4-3-3and Millwall also gave some of the subs a chance to impress and Cowan-Hall certainly took his chance by being the MOTM and assisting to three goals of the goals. MOTM: Paris Cowan-Hall: Assisted to three goals and was a constant threat on our right side by not only staying wide but also run into the middle and play some amazing through balls and challenging the fullbacks and centre backs in one on one’s and beating them almost every time. Matchday 11: Charlton Athletic – Millwall (0-2) • 45’ Trapp (Martin) (0-1) • 90’ Lingard (Ciftci) (0-2) Recap: A really though game between Charlton and Millwall that easily could have ended in a draw or even a win for Charlton if Charlton would have been more effective in their shooting, Millwall did not play like their usual self’s, their defence didn’t perform their midfield and strikers also had an off day but due to some individual skill they despite this walked away with the win. MOTM: Wil Trapp: In a game where not many players performed at their best Wil Trapp had a really good game where he defended the back four extremely well as well as making threatening runs forward and one of these resulted in the first goal of the game Matchday 12: Millwall – Blackburn (2-0) (Reserve Team) • 62’ Gueye (Gregory) (1-0) • 85’ Fuller (Upson) (2-0) Recap: After a very tight and uneventful first half Millwall come out flying in the second half after Erik Falaph made the brilliant decision to switch to a 4-2-2-2 formation to be able to put pressure at the Blackburn defence higher up the pitch and it worked. Both Millwall’s goals came from attacks that started with that the attackers put pressure on the defenders and then stole the ball from them. MOTM: Byron Webster: Was a rock in the defence who didn’t let a single player past him and if it hadn’t been for his brilliant defending the match could have ended differently. Capital one cup: Round of 16 Millwall – Arsenal (3-0) • 6’ Martin (Cowan-Hall) (1-0) • 40’ Martin (Cowan-Hall) (2-0) • 90’ Martin (Ciftci) (3-0) Recap: Arsenal was heavy favourites going into this London derby cup game against championship leaders Millwall but it was Millwall who clearly came out on top with their 3-0 victory. Millwall fans will remember this victory for years to come and hope that Millwall can continue their cup run now that they are only 2 games from the final. MOTM: Lee Martin: had a completely amazing game! The left winger scored three goals! He was a constant threat on the left wing but all his goals came from him drifting in towards the middle and use the space that was between the centre backs and the right back. FL Championship: Table after October: 12 Games Played 1. Millwall – 34 Points 2. Cardiff City – 27 Points 3. Fulham – 22 Points 4. Sheff. Wed: - 22 Points 5. Derby County – 21 Points 6. Wolves – 21 Points 22. Charlton – 9 Points 23. Huddersfield – 7 Points 24. Rotherham Utd: 7 Points Top Scorers: 1. Ciftci: (Millwall) 10 Goals 2. Jones: (Cardiff) 7 Goals Coke: (Sheff.Wed.) 7 Goals 3. Doyle: (Wolves) 6 Goals 4. Mackie: (Reading) 6 Goals Top Assists: 1. Cowan-Hall (Millwall) 5 Assists Ruiz (Fulham) 5 Assists 2. Ciftci (Millwall) 4 Assists Sako (Wolves) 4 Assists Clean Sheets: 1. Nicholls (Millwall) 10 Clean Sheets 2. Kiraly (Fulham) 5 Clean Sheets Grant (Derby) 5 Clean Sheets October recap: October was once again an amazing month for Millwall with 4 wins out of 4 games in the league and not even conceding a single goal and scoring at least twice in every game. So the month ended with 12 out of 12 points and 13 goals scored. There was also a Capital one cup game against giants Arsenal which looked like an impossible task but it certainly wasn’t, in the best performance this season we swiped Arsenal aside with 3-0 and it was completely justified, we dominated from start to finish. Judging on how the season has gone this far I can’t really see what is going to stop us from reaching promotion or even win the Championship. The team performs so much better than what you would expect if you just look at the individual players. Player of the month: There were a lot of different players that really stepped up and performed extremely well this month so it is a very difficult task to select who has been the best. My choice is however Paris Cowan-Hall: He has been extremely good this month which shows in that he made 7 assists and played himself into the starting eleven and by that keeping Lingard and Gueye on the bench. In the start of the season he was considered only a squad player that would do the occasional game but he has battled himself into the starting eleven. All feedback is greatley appreciated!

Wow you just keep destroying everyone! Looks like you are going to win the league by a wide margin, and have the statistical leader in every category on top of that.

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Glory Glory Man United Spoiler 2017-18 Squad Review Starting XI GK: Thibaut Courtois, 86 Ovr, 25 Years Old, 8.5/10 12 clean sheets in 28 appearances We bought Courtois in the January transfer window after Samir Handanovic was a huge flop. Courtois did great job in between the posts in his first few months but then he had a dip in form that resulted to him getting subbed off against Schalke in the Champions League. A good keeper who pulled some amazing saves but he also made some stupid mistakes. Won't get replaced. RB: Mattia De Sciglio, 84 Ovr, 24 Years Old, 9/10 1 assist in 51 appearances De Sciglio was one of the four defenders that arrived in the summer to improve the defence and he did everything correctly. He was running up and down the left wing, causing problems to the opponent's attackers and defenders. The Italian is fast, strong and he defends well. Won't get replaced. CB: Mats Hummels, 89 Ovr, 28 Years Old, 8.5/10 24 appearances The German centre back was brought in January to replace the aging Thiago Silva who didn't do well at the club. Hummels was an improvement but he wasn't as good as I wanted him to be. He was solid but he never really shined and he left his man unmarked a couple of times but he still was a good defender. Won't get replaced. CB: Sergio Ramos, 88 Ovr, 31 Years Old, 9/10 1 goal and 1 assist in 50 appearances Sergio Ramos was hands down our best centre back this season. The Spaniard did almost everything the right way. He tackled well, he headed well, he kept up to his man well and he commanded the defence well. Ramos did everything I wanted and I'm glad we signed him. Won't get sold. LB: Fabio Coentrão, 82 Ovr, 29 Years Old, 8/10 2 assists in 53 appearances Our starting left back, who is the last first-choice defender we signed, did an alright job on the left flank. Coentrão attacked a lot and he was good going forwards but in defence he wasn't that good. He often pushed too much forwards leaving a lot of space behind him and he often didn't bother to catch the opponent's winger. He also let many crosses go past him. Coentrão is getting old and starting to decrease so I want to replace him. CDM: Nemanja Matic, 85 Ovr, 28 Years Old, 8.5/10 3 assists in 38 appearances I have always loved Matic since buying him in FIFA 14 but this season wasn't his best one. He started off well but in the second half of the season he started being inconsistent. He felt sluggish and he was often out of position but he still is a very good player. Won't get replaced. CM: Arturo Vidal, 87 Ovr, 30 Years Old, 8.5/10 2 goals and 6 assists in 43 appearances The Chilean didn't have a great season if we look at the stats but they don't tell everything. Arturo Vidal controlled the midfield and he was everywhere. He came down to defend and a few minutes later he was at the edge of the box waiting for a pass. He is an important player for us and he won't get sold. CM: Wayne Rooney (C), 88 Ovr, 31 Years Old, 8/10 10 goals and 7 assists in 52 appearances The captain of the team and mister Man United himself hasn't been the best since he was moved to the centre of the pitch but he is still a solid, consistent and good player. Even at the age of 31 Rooney can decide games and he always plays well in the bigger games like in the Champions League final which he decided in ManU's favour. Won't get replaced. RW: Raheem Sterling, 82 Ovr, 22 Years Old, 9/10 14 goals and 13 assists in 40 appearances Our English youngster broke into the starting eleven straight away when we signed him and he showed why he deserved to be there. Sterling started the season well and even after his three-month injury he continued to perform really well. Sterling was very dangerous on the right wing thanks to his pace and dribbling. Won't get replaced. ST: Karim Benzema, 88 Ovr, 29 Years Old, 9.5/10 46 goals and 9 assists in 53 appearances I know, it's surprising that Benzema didn't get a ten but in some games he didn't do anything. Still, he was a superior striker and he scored almost in every game. He is fast, strong, good in the air and a clinical finisher which is a perfect combination for a striker. On top of everything he managed to score a double hattrick against QPR. Won't get replaced. LW: Javier Hernandez, 84 Ovr, 29 Years Old, 7.5/10 16 goals and 10 assists in 53 appearances Stat-wise Javier Hernandez had a good season but like in many cases stats don't tell everything. Chicharito was useless in some games and he missed a lot chances. It was a shame that he wasn't able to continue his amazing form from last season. Might get replaced. Notable Substitutes ST: Alexandre Lacazette, 82 Ovr, 26 Years Old, 8/10 10 goals and 6 assists in 26 appearances Alexandre Lacazette was a player we signed in January after Paco Alcacer was playing poorly. Lacazette did everything I wanted him to do and he got some important goals in the games he played. Will stay on the bench as a super sub. GK: Alphonse Areola, 73 Ovr, 24 Years Old, 7.5/10 19 clean sheets in 33 appearances This young French keeper was brought in to be a back-up for Samir Handanovic but he ended up benching the Slovenian. Areola did an alright job in goal but his lack of experience and low overall were noticeable. A good second choice keeper who will continue to sit on the bench. CAM: Angel Di Maria, 88 Ovr, 29 Years Old, 7/10 5 goals and 7 assists in 41 appearances Our Argentinian winger/midfielder had a poor season and he lost his spot to Raheem Sterling. Di Maria didn't have a big impact on the games he played in and sometimes he disappeared from the matches. He's also getting older. Will get replaced. CM: Jordan Henderson, 82 Ovr, 27 Years Old, 8/10 3 goals and 5 assists in 45 appearances Henderson was an important substitute for us and he came on from the bench many, many times. He's a good midfielder but he doesn't shine often and he doesn't have that 'wow factor'. Won't get replaced. CDM: James McCarthy, 81 Ovr, 26 Years Old, 7/10 1 goal and 2 assists in 30 appearances Our Irish holding midfielder got a lot of playing chances this season but he wasn't good in any of them. McCarthy is slow, too attacking-minded and he's often out of position. I'm not happy with him at all. Will get sold if a good offer comes in. I hope everyone who wanted to vote has voted because I'm ending the poll. Right now it's 5-4 in Manchester United's favour which means I'll stay with them for another season. I'm sorry if you voted for the other option and wanted me to return to Verona but don't worry, that will happen soon. Thank you for reading this post! I hope you have enjoyed it! Any feedback or suggestions will be appreciated!

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Exeter City F.C

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FIFA 15 – Season 1 The Grecians September Capital One Cup Match: Exeter City 2 – Leeds United 0 EXE - Reid (101’) Regular time couldn’t separate the two teams so it goes into extra time. Ollie Watkins receives the ball and passes to Jamie Reid on the edge of the box. Jamie skips past the defender and smashes the ball into the right corner. The movement is great considering that he just recovered from an injury. EXE - Watkins (120’) Ribiero clears the ball from the defence as Leeds press for an equaliser. The clearance falls straight to Ollie Watkins, who finds himself in a two-on-two situation. But Watkins doesn’t need Reid and he shows his strength and pace as he gets past his marker and bursts down the wing where he cuts in and bullets the ball inside the keeper’s near post at a very narrow angle. Leeds are now officially out and Exeter City continue their amazing form. Our best performer: Glen Mabil (Glen was crucial today and he made some amazing saves to keep out Leeds! Credit to Ollie Watkins who changed the whole course of the game when he came on) SkyBet League 1 Match: Rotherham United 1 – Exeter City 2 EXE – Sinclair (15’) Rotherham lose possession from an Eastmond tackle and the ball rolls to Albian Ajeti on the edge of the box who lofts the ball over the defenders to Sinclair. The goalkeeper runs out but Sinclair dives and heads the ball past the keeper. ROT –Frecklington (50’) Ryan Hall receives the ball in the middle and passes to Lee Frecklington who hits the ball through the legs of the sliding Ryan Inniss and past the goalkeeper. The shot was only a little to the right of Mabil but for some reason, his dive for the ball was not good. Mabil should have saved it. EXE –Flannigan (81’) Cowan-Hall takes a corner from the right. He whips the ball into the box. Jake Flannigan makes a run from the edge of the penalty area to head home. SkyBet League 1 Match: Exeter City 2 – Oxford United 0 EXE – Ajeti (10’)Jamie Reid gets a free kick on the right. He whips the ball into the back post where Albian Ajeti rises above everyone to nod home. EXE – Reid (62’) Ajeti lifts the ball over the defence and onto the boot of Jamie Reid who hits it first time and the ball dips at the last moment for the ball to go into the top corner. Our Best Performer: Albian Ajeti SkyBet League 1 Match: MK Dons 3 – Exeter City 4 MKD – Louisy-Daniel (7’) Ben Reeves breaks down the right and delivers a cross into the sliding Louisy-Daniel who gets his toes to it to poke the ball into the net. EXE – Sinclair (13’) Liam Sercombe skips past his marker in the midfield and slots the ball into the path of Jake Sinclair who slips the ball under the goalkeeper and past the line. EXE – Ajeti (30’) Jake Sinclair dummies on the left and pretends to cut in. He uses his pace to run past the defender and further down the wing. He whips the ball into the unmarked, Albian Ajeti, who nods the ball into the far corner to put Exeter City into the lead. EXE –Sinclair (33’) Only three minutes after the previous goal, Appiah bombs down the right where he gets away from a slide tackle to just keep the ball in play. He then lifts the ball over to the back post where Jake Sinclair is unmarked again and easily nods home. Can MK Dons get a grip before it is too late? EXE – Ajeti (49’) The half-time break doesn’t seem to give MK Dons a lift and a bad touch from Dons keeper, David Martin, rolls straight to Albian Ajeti who flicks the ball past the desperate goalkeeper and he manages to finish coolly from a tight angle and on the half turn. MK Dons look like they’re out of the game now... MKD –Reeves (54’) Ben Reeves dispossesses Jordan Moore-Taylor and finds himself through on goal. Reeves lifts the ball over the rushing goalkeeper and into the net. Could they come back into this? MKD – Louisy-Daniel (63’) The new signing for MK Dons puts them back into the game. Awful defending by Ribeiro leaves Ben Reeves on the left who can slot the ball into Louisy-Daniel who hits the crossbar but the ball creeps across the line. Our Best Performer: Kwabena Appiah (He was amazing today. He made the most runs, the most successful passes and the most successful crosses and he also got an assist.) SkyBet League 1 Match: Exeter City 1 – Yeovil Town 0 EXE – Jay (25’) Bee decides to play a different team in preparation for the cup tie against Stoke. Eastmond wins the ball in the midfield and drifts to the right wing where he delivers a low cross into the box. Jay manages to poke the ball past the goalkeeper and into the net. Jay’s first game of the season and he has already scored. Our Best Performer: Jordan Moore-Taylor Capital One Cup Match: Stoke 3 – Exeter City 4 STO – Shawcross (RED) (33’) Albian Ajeti receives the ball on the half-way line and attacks on the break. Ajeti busts a gut getting into the box where he tries to shoot but Ryan Shawcross cynically slides in and gets the player before he could shoot. Shawcross gets a red and marches of the pitch. The challenge is in the area but for some reason, the referee decides it is a free-kick. An awful decision by the referee there! EXE –Ajeti (36’) Three minutes after the red card and Exeter City get the first goal of the game. Reid sprints down the left where he manages to cut inside and pass to the unmarked Ajeti in the middle of the box. He takes a touch which allows him to spin around and he then just slots the ball into the bottom of the far corner with his weaker left foot. Stoke look wounded without Shawcross and there was way too much space in the box for Ajeti. STO –Diouf (69’) Stoke go big and bring on Mame Diouf and he manages to get the equaliser. Steven Ireland skips past a challenge by Inniss and then manages to slot the ball into Diouf who just flicks the ball around the keeper and into the net. STO –Diouf (71’) A clearance falls all the way to Diouf who finds himself through on goal. He puts the ball past the goalkeeper’s outstretched leg and into the bottom corner. Bee is outraged because Diouf trips Jordan Moore-Taylor to make him through on goal. EXE – Watkins (75’) Eastmond makes a crunching tackle but a fair one to win the ball in the midfield. The ball rolls to Cowan-Hall who wastes no time slotting the ball into Watkins who coolly puts the ball past Butland and into left corner. It will be a great moment to remember for Ollie. EXE – Sinclair (99’) The game goes into extra time and Sinclair manages to roll the ball over the line at the back post after a lovely ball from Appiah from the left. So many chances have been missed for both teams and the score line could easily be four – four. STO –Arnautovic (104’) Marc Wilson boots the ball up field to Arnautovic who takes a touch to fool Moore-Taylor and manages to slip the ball into the near corner. Bad defending by Moore-Taylor... EXE – Sinclair (113’) Cowan-Hall whips the ball into the box where the unmarked, Jake Sinclair, chests the ball in the air and then hits the ball on the volley into the bottom right corner. That goal was a great display of technique and skill and it finishes the game off. Surely if Ryan Shawcross was on the field, it would have been different... Our Best Performer: Paris Cowan-Hall (It was an extremely difficult decision between Cowan-Hall and Sinclair but I choose Paris because he was always threatening with his pace and found himself behind the defenders numerous times. He also got two assists.) SkyBet League 1 Match: Blackpool 1 – Exeter City 3 EXE – Östlin (OG) (13’) Sercombe collects the ball on the half-way line and drifts to the left where he gets past the defender and delivers a ball into the near post. Rikard Ostlin dives out in front of his own goalkeeper and tries to take a touch but spills it, allowing the ball to roll over the line. If he had just left that then it wouldn’t have been a goal. EXE –Watkins (19’) Ollie Watkins starts over the tired Jake Sinclair and it works well! After great link-up play on the half-way line, Ajeti sprints into the box to pull the ball back to Watkins who slots the ball home. BLA –Joan Oriol (38’) Steven Davies skips past a challenge in the area on the left and pulls the ball back to Joan Oriol who just hits the ball into the empty net. EXE –Watkins (45’) A clearance from the Blackpool goalkeeper is headed by six foot five Ryan Inniss, which goes to Ajeti who easily spots the run of Watkins and he finds himself through on goal. He nudges the ball to the right and then slips the ball under the goalkeeper and into the net. BLK –Mellis (Two Yellows) (64’) Jacob Mellis’ first yellow was in the ninth minute for a silly outstretched leg on Liam Sercombe. His second was on Eastmond just outside the box. Craig was about to shoot and Mellis slides in recklessly and doesn’t get the ball. Our Best Performer: Ollie Watkins SkyBet League 1 Match: Exeter City 3 – Peterborough 1 EXE – Sinclair (23’) Grimes passes to Jake Sinclair who uses his pace to get away from the defender and then he manages to squeeze the ball past the goalkeeper and into the corner. PET – Washington (24’) Kane Ferdinand receives the ball on the left and quickly lifts the ball over Jordan Moore-Taylor and into the path of Conor Washington who hits it first time with his weaker foot past Mabil and into the bottom right corner. EXE – Grimes (26’) In three minutes, there have been three goals! Appiah uses his pace to get past the right back and run into the box where he finds the unmarked Matthew Grimes at the back post who nods the ball home easily. EXE –Appiah (73’) Appiah switches to the right wing where he receives the ball from Ribiero. The last fifteen minutes have been relentless attacks from Exeter City and finally they score. Appiah drifts into the middle where he shoots with his weaker left foot. It takes a slight deflection and goes into the left corner of the goal. Our Best Performer: Kwabena Appiah (He has been really doing well now!) Exeter City’s Player of the Month: Kwabena Appiah SkyBet League 1 Table 1. Exeter City - 31 points 2. Sheffield Utd - 24 points 3. Barnsley - 23 points ---------- 4. Peterborough - 23 points 5. Brentford - 23 points ---------- 8. Chesterfield - 17 points 9. Doncaster - 16 points 10. Yeovil Town- 15 points ---------- 21. Oldham Athletic – 9 points 22. Bradford City – 9 points 23. Oxford United – 6 points 24. Port Vale – 4 points Press Conference: Q: Your form at the moment is amazing! It’s similar to your start last year. Do you think you can keep it going? A: Hopefully, we will be able to maintain our form. Obviously, form won’t always be high and I want to make sure that when we have a dip in form that we are still getting points. Q: Kwabena Appiah has had a massive impact on the team. What do see in his future at the club? A: If he keeps performing the way he does, then he’ll have a slot in the team and he’ll get plenty of play time which will also allow him to hone his skills even more. Q: There was a recent news column on the club website that said that you have been getting a lot of offers from International teams. What offers have you received and will you be accepting any? A: Yes, I have had a few but none of them I accepted. I only have a couple of nations that I would actually like to go to but unfortunately I have not had an offer from them. Career Record (W: D :L): 46-13-6

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Quote: Originally Posted by 10cabee

I didn't get a chance to vote, but I had decided that I was going to vote for another year with United so it worked out

The world cup is a big factor, plus it's only 1 more year and then you can either move back to Verona or somewhere else.

[jamiec47]

TOON TO THE TOP
SEASON 2
PS4

League Cup Quarter Final

Newcastle 4-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Delph 15
Bony 27
Barkley 50
Dzsudzsak 71
Lavery 87 (PEN)
Simmed.

Match 15

Newcastle 3-0 Swansea
Oliviera 52
Barkley 58
Oliveira 90 (PEN)
This was a good game and Oliveira opened the scoring with a contender for goal of the season. The ball came to him and he curled it into the top corner from outside the box in incredible fashion. He then turned provider, putting the ball across to the far post for Barkley to knock in. Oliveira then put away a penalty after Riviere was fouled to seal the victory.

Champions League Match 6

Ajax 1-0 Newcastle
Schone 45
We were dominated in this match. We had no shots on target, their defence was so good. There was nothing we could do to break them down. Ronnie was trying his magic, not working, Bony was trying the power, not working. Nothing happened and the only goal was curled in after an excellent one-two that tore apart our defence.

Match 16

Newcastle 1-2 Norwich
Oliveira 28
Bennett 44
Lafferty 57
This was an atrocity. Even with our B team, we can't afford to be losing to relegation candidates. Oliveira gave us the lead after a bright start, curling into the bottom corner but Bennett equalised, heading in from a corner. Lafferty gave Norwich the lead, smashing past Alnwick and the Canaries held on for the win.

Match 17

Chelsea 1-2 Newcastle
Higuain 45
Barkley 52
Bony 90
The most important match so far. Chelsea, 2 points ahead of us going into this game, took the lead on the stroke of half time, Higuain curling in. A deserved lead after Willain had stroked wide and Begovic had made a string of excellent saves. Barkley equalised for us, collecting the ball on the right from a throw in, cutting inside, beating his man with a roulette before knocking into the bottom corner. The rest of the match was a hard fought battle, but on the last attack of the game, Bony beat his man and curled into the far corner to give us the 3 points and put us back on top of the league.

Match 18

Watford 0-2 Newcastle
Barkley 12
Bony 53
Barkley gave us the lead in this match, knocking in from close range after a low ball in. Bony made it 2, smashing into the top corner before the Watford keeper made a series of great saves denying Delph, Kampl and Bony to stop the result becoming embarrassing.

Match 19

Newcastle 2-3 Liverpool
Medel 18 (OG)
Enrique 59
Bony 67 (PEN)
Sterling 75
Kampl 90
The start of a tough run of fixtures and it began awfully. A ball into the box was ready to be dealt with by Toure easily, but Medel rushed in to try and win the header, didn't connect properly and ended up flicking it over Begovic into his own net. Enrique then made it 2, heading in from Skrtel's cross after a short corner. Bony pulled one back from the spot after Dzsudzsak was brought down by Skrtel. However, Sterling raced clear to smash into the the top corner and regain the 2 goal lead. Kampl smashed into the top corner excellently after a clever body feint and Jones made an excellent save to deny Delph right at the death.

Transfer Rumours
Inspired by Indiblue

So, it's that time of year where the transfers start rolling for naturally higher prices. No-one wants to lose their star player midway through the season while battlers for trophies or survival frantically pay over the odds to get their man who they think can add to their team. Our focus is on Newcastle United and their number one target is West Ham United defender Winston Reid. The centre back is hotly coveted as one of the best defenders in the Premier League, hailing from New Zealand, the 6'3" man is the target of title rivals Newcastle and Arsenal, along with teams from abroad announcing their interest including Athletic Bilbao and Eintracht Frankfurt. Jamie has been looking for the chance to strengthen his defence with captain Kolo Toure losing pace by the day and Virgil being unable to step up to the plate.

Next up is a contingent of wingers from across Europe to add depth, starting with Marseille and France star Dmitri Payet. The pacey winger can play on both sides and up front and is known for his long range efforts and his excellent passing. Another winger is obscure midfielder Tunay Torun of Kasimpasa SK. Probably to add depth in the reserves, the fast, agile midfielder is said to be magic with the ball at his feet and has finished top of the assist tables in Turkey in previous seasons. The final winger under consideration is Basel star Shkelsen Gashi. Once again a reserve option, the midfielder is better known for his finishing and aggression than his speed and passing. Probably a last choice midfielder.

A few strikers are under the Magpies radar as well, including strong, pacey Basel and Cameroon forward Breel Donald Embolo. The 18 year old is a hot prospect in Switzerland and a move to England may benefit him in the long run. Heading master and Finland forward for FC Thun Berat Sadik could be in for a dream move to England as well. Seen as an average player who works hard, the striker would probably have never dreamt of a move from a midtable Swiss side to a BPL title challenger, especially at his age. It's not a move the fans want to happen however.

2 hot prospects have been the names on everyones lips though. Lyon and France striker Alexandre Lacazette and Valencia and Argentina midfielder Enzo Perez. Lacazette is one of the best players in Ligue 1 and finished as top scorer last season thanks to his incredible pace and finishing. Enzo however, sits deep in the playmaker role but is fast approaching 30.

Player of the Month
Inspired by Texasbum06 and Simppu12


Ross Barkley

Finally! He finally got going this month, contributing to goals in all of his games. All of his goals have been right place at the right time, apart from one which was a display of his incredible skill which he has been showing off more and more recently.

League Table

1. Arsenal 39
2. Newcastle 39
3. Aston Villa 36
4. Spurs 35
5. Chelsea 35
6. Manchester City 31
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18. Watford 17
19. QPR 16
20. Wigan 11

Champions League Group Table

Juventus 15
Newcastle 12
Ajax 9
BSC Young Boys 0

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Last 16 vs FC BARCELONA!

[Falaph]

Squad report and starting eleven Millwall: November Season 1

Squad Report:

GK:
1. Lee Nicholls Ovr 70 (+3) Age 21
2. Denzel Gerrar Ovr 56 Age 20

CB:
1. Mark Beevers Ovr 70 Age 24
2. Tommie Hoban Ovr 67 (+2) Age 20
3. Byron Webster Ovr 64 Age 27
4. Sid Nelson Ovr 51 Age 19

RB:
1. Andy Wilkinson (Loan) Ovr 73 (+1) Age 30
2. Hector Bellerin Ovr 63 (+2) Age 19

LB:
1. Matthew Briggs Ovr 68 (+2) Age 23
2. Dan Harding (Loan) Ovr 63 (-1) Age 30

CDM:
1. Will Trapp Ovr 69 (+2) Age 21
2. Shaun Williams 68 Age 27

CM:
1. Danilo Cataldi Ovr 68 (+1) Age 20
2. Angel Martinez Ovr 68 (+1) Age 28
3. Ed Upson Ovr 66 (+1) Age 24
4. Gedion Zelalem Ovr 65 (+2) Age 17
5. Jack Powell Ovr 59 (+1) Age 20

CAM:
1. Jesse Lingard Ovr 69 (+1) Age 21

LM:
1. Magaye Gueye Ovr 69 (+1) Age 24
2. Lee Martin Ovr 68 (+1) Age 27

RM:
1. Josh Carson Ovr 64 (+1) Age 21
2. Paris Cowan-Hall Ovr 62 (+2) Age 24

ST:
1. Nacir Ciftci Ovr 68 (+1) Age 22
2. Ricardo Fuller Ovr 68 Age 34
3. Lee Gregory Ovr 64 (+1) Age 26

Starting Eleven:

Formation: Custom 4-2-3-1

GK: Lee Nicholls: 70 Ovr

RB: Andy Wilkinson: 73 Ovr (Loan)

CB: Mark Beevers: 70 Ovr

CB: Shaun Williams: 68 Ovr

LB: Matthew Briggs: 68 Ovr

CDM: Will Trapp 69 Ovr

CDM: Gedion Zelalem: 65 Ovr

CAM: Danilo Cataldi: 68 Ovr

RW: Paris Cowan-Hall: 62 Ovr

LW: Lee Martin: 68 Ovr

ST: Nacir Ciftci: 68 Ovr

All feedback is greatley appreciated!

[NightKnight]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cruzerr

Well, things are looking bad. I've tried most things and I just can't advance to next season. I tried what you suggested, Simppu, yet it does not work. I haven't given up just yet, if anybody does have any good ideas, please note. If not, the next post will be the final one, sadly.

Hey, I had the same problem, when the new season is loading, press the button to stop it and then continue, do it like every 20 seconds, I know it sounds weird but It worked, sometimes this won't work so you'll have to do it a lot of times.