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Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?
 FIFA 15 - Season 8 (2021/2022) For the Grecians! The Full Squad: Goalkeepers: Michael Terzi | 80 Ovr (+1) | 22 Years old In Hyung Lee | 71 Ovr | 18 Years old Jim MacLean | 68 Ovr | 17 Years old Right Backs: Harry East | 77 Ovr (+1) | 21 Years old DeAndre Yedlin | 77 Ovr | 28 Years old (Loaned to Sevilla) Joel McManaman | 69 Ovr (+2) | 16 Years old Conor Compton | 73 Ovr (+1) | 18 Years old Centre Backs: Shkodran Mustafi | 83 Ovr | 29 Years old Lucas Magallán | 84 Ovr (+1) | 22 Years old Nathan Aké | 81 Ovr | 26 Years old Rúben Vezo | 80 Ovr | 27 Years old Ryan Inniss | 73 Ovr | 26 Years old Ajay Pigott | 70 Ovr (+2) | 17 Years old Left Backs: Tariqe McBurnie | 76 Ovr (+1) | 21 Years old Evan Davies | 75 Ovr (+1) | 19 Years old Defensive Midfielders: Saúl | 81 Ovr (+1) | 26 Years old Johannes Geis | 78 Ovr | 28 Years old Right Midfielders: Alex Oxl.-Chamberlain | 84 Ovr | 28 Years old Central Midfielders: James Ward-Prowse | 84 Ovr (+1) | 26 Years old Adrián S. Alonso | 78 Ovr | 23 Years old Left Midfielders/Wingers: Elliot Smith | 65 Ovr (+1) | 17 Years old Ian Scougall | 66 Ovr (+2) | 17 Years old (Loaned to Sheffield Utd) Óliver Torres | 82 Ovr (+1) | 26 Years old Cristiano Ronaldo | 88 Ovr | 36 Years old Daniel Fletcher | 65 Ovr (+2) | 16 Years old Attacking Midfielders: Ross Barkley | 82 Ovr | 27 Years old Strikers: Shkodran Une Larsson | 80 Ovr (+1) | 21 Years old Morata | 80 Ovr (-1) | 28 Years old Renze Koppers | 78 Ovr (+2) | 21 Years old Moussa Dembélé | 72 Ovr | 25 Years old (Loaned to Norwich City) Starting XI  Subs: Lee, Vezo, Geis, East, Ronaldo, Barkley, Morata Exeter City Reveal New Home Shirt  After many years with their old kit, the Exeter board have decided to reveal the new home kit for the upcoming season alongside their flashy new training and youth facilities. In the overhaul of Exeter City, it has been rumoured that they are setting their sights on St. James’ Park to either expand or relocate to another stadium. August Barclays Premier League (14/08)
Our first game of the season was quite poor. Our new signing, Renze Koppers had a poor game for us up front and right midfielder Harry East also didn’t impress much. Torres did alright and picked out a few excellent passes but a touch of brilliance by Compton was the only reason why we got three points in this match. Barclays Premier League (22/08)
Tariqe McBurnie got a start on the left wing and was definitely our best player throughout the game. He was a nuisance for Chelsea whenever they went forward and the Englishman always managed to pick out a pass forward to Cristiano Ronaldo who threatened all match. In the end, both teams cancelled each other out. Barclays Premier League (26/08)
We performed a little better in this game whilst two of our new signings contributed to the scoreline. Morata left the 5’5” Compton in the area to win a header against three Manchester United players but to give the Englishman credit; he managed to head the ball out to the edge of the area to Morata who then laid the ball off to Saúl who finished with a sweetly hit shot along the ground. The second was a sublime shot from the corner of the box and off the crossbar by Torres to finish off the match. Capital One Cup (31/08)
Four minutes into the game and Compton pulls of a contender for Exeter’s goal of the season already. Morata passed the ball to Compton who takes one touch to cut inside past the defender and perfectly curls the ball around the keeper from far outside the box. His second was pure class (kinda looked like Aleksandar Kolarov’s latest goal for Man City). The other goals included a one-on-one for Compton’s hat-trick, a Ward-Prowse free-kick and a Johannes Geis volley. A long range George Saville strike prevented In Hyung Lee continuing his 100% clean sheet record. September Barclays Premier League (11/09)
A forgetful game in all honesty. We’ve also received a big blow with James Ward-Prowse being taken off due to injury. James Ward-Prowse has suffered a Broken Elbow and will be out for about 2 months. Champions League Group Stages (15/09)
Some nice football was played in this match in order for us to win the first match of our group with Compton getting a lucky deflection off his header to put us into the lead and with half an hour to go, a sublime Renze Koppers cross was turned onto the head of Cristiano Ronaldo for our second goal. Spartak Moskva clawed one back in the final ten minutes but substitute Oxlade Chamberlain received the ball from a Saiz Alonso tackle on the edge of the box to place the ball into the bottom right corner for the guaranteed three points in our group. Barclays Premier League (18/09)
Torres got his second goal from a sweet header at the back post from a Une Larsson corner but with just over ten minutes left, Crystal Palace equalised from a rebound. In the final few minutes, Johannes Geis managed to get onto the end of a low cross into the box which was blasted past the keeper for what seems like a crucial win. Capital One Cup Round 3 (21/09)
If you ask me what happened up to 80 minutes I’d probably scratch my head blankly for a while. Up until the last ten minutes this match was a forgettable one. On the 81st minute, the deadlock was broken due to the individual magic of Conor Compton who claimed the ball deep in the opposition half before squeezing his shot between three defenders and into the bottom corner. We finished the game off after new signing Harry East delivered a low ball into the box for Une Larsson who used his run from deep to generate masses of power to aid the ball past the keeper at his near post. Bristol clawed one back through Marley Bishop after getting on the end of his own rebound but it was too late for Bristol to get back another. Barclays Premier League (25/09)
A visit to St James’ Park and TheYanks saw another world class performance by Shkodran Une Larsson who ran the show as a centre forward behind Morata. Just after the 20 minute mark, Morata gets his head onto a Une Larsson cross for his first goal since coming to the club. A Une Larsson corner to the near post allowed Lucas Magallán to rise above his marker to confirm the three points for us today. TheYanks did field the Premier League’s top goalscorer Paulo Dybala but the striker had an awful game and ended up being substituted with around a quarter of an hour left without having a single shot. Champions League Group Stages (28/09)
Une Larsson showed his class today. He provided some real threat up front and Eliot Smith managed to get his second in the senior team. Cabee Proudly Presents Exeter City’s Player of the Month: Shkodran Une Larsson League Table: 1. Manchester City – 16 Points 2. Liverpool – 16 Points 3. Tottenham – 14 Points 4. Exeter City – 14 Points 5. Crystal Palace – 13 Points ------------ 9. Manchester United – 8 Points 10. Arsenal – 8 Points 11. Sunderland – 8 Points ----------- 16. Hull City – 5 Points 17. West Ham – 2 Points 18. Derby County – 2 Points 19. Fulham – 1 Point 20. Stoke City – 1 Point * Denotes team with a game in hand Barclays Premier League Top Goalscorers 1. Paulo Dybala – 6 Goals for Newcastle United 2. Gonzalo Higuaín – 4 Goals for Chelsea 3. Angel Di María – 3 Goals for Manchester United Champions League Group A Table 1. Exeter City – 6 Points 2. Inter Milan – 6 Points 3. Spartak Moskva – 0 Points 4. RSC Anderlecht – 0 Points Exeter City Youth Academy:
The new youth scouting system has offered us some great talent for the future. A particular steal was the Meirelles brothers who we managed to catch before they went to another big club’s youth team. October’s Games: (03/10) Manchester City (H) (16/10) Reading (A) (19/10) Inter Milan (H) CL (23/10) Aston Villa (H) (26/10) Manchester City (H) COC (31/10) QPR (A) Career Record (W: D :L): 273-76-55 Thanks for reading! Any feedback or suggestions will be appreciated!
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04-14-2016, 05:55 PM
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Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?
 Newport County A.F.C. 2016-2017 Roster Review It's always fun to do these after having the type of successful season we had in '16-'17. It took us a little bit to get going at the start of the season but midway through the first half of the season we were already in first place and at the midway point we were locked into a clear-cut battle against Plymouth Argyle, running away with the race early in the second half of the season. A lot of good performances were needed in order to achieve the success we had this year. Starting XI GK - Emiliano Martinez (68 OVR) - 57 appearances, 22 clean sheets: The acquisition of the 24-year old Argentinian from Arsenal this past summer wasn't necessarily popular with a fan base that had been quite pleased by Joe Day's performance last season but Martinez proved his worth, racking up seven more sheets than Day had last season with just one more appearance. Furthermore, his average game rating did not finish lower than 7.00 in any of the four competitions (League 2, COC, JTP, F.A.) which is actually quite impressive, and makes it no surprise he was voted into the league's Starting XI. 9/10 RB - Mehmet Zeki Çelik (65 OVR) - 17 apps: The 20-year old from Turkey was acquired in the winter transfer window due to his potential and quickly got an opportunity to start at RB after an injury to Seth Nana Twumasi. Çelik performed well enough to keep coaches intrigued about his development as a starter but didn't necessarily impress on either end of the pitch. Regardless, he's likely to go into next season penciled-in as the starter at this position. 7/10 RCB - Juan Komar (69 OVR) - 53 apps: The 20-year old from Argentina acquired from Boca Juniors this past summer had a very good first season. It's often said that the less you hear a defender's name, the better he's performing, and Komar went largely unmentioned this season, quietly leading The Exiles' back four to help Martinez achieve his 22 clean sheets. He'll hope to build on this season performance to continue to improve his game next season. 7.5/10 LCB - Taylor Moore (66 OVR) - 35 apps, 3 goals, 2 assists: The 20-year old from England started the season as our 3rd CB but ended up taking over as a starter for Matt Taylor (retiring) as the season got close to its midway point. A couple of scores with headers sealed his worth to the starting lineup, and his contributions on offense were an important attribute because he isn't quite the defender Komar is. 7/10 LB - Jerome Binnom-Williams (70 OVR) - 51 apps, 1 goal, 10 assists: The 22-year old from England made The Exiles look like thieves after acquiring him in the summer for 700 from Crystal Palace. He was OUTSTANDING on both sides of the pitch, quietly being a force on defense while constantly being involved on offense as reflected by his 10 assists in all competitions (his 8 assists in league play were tied for 3rd most). He edges Komar for best player in the back-line and it'll be interesting to see if he can have improve even more next season. 8/10 CDM - Gary Gardner (73 OVR) - 53 apps, 10 goals, 8 assists: Last season's league and team MVP did not find it difficult to have a repeat performance, once again scoring 10 goals as he continued to be surgical from the penalty strike. The 24-year old and team captain from England also continues to be a stopper in his central defensive midfield position and the expectation is that he'll once again have a repeat performance next season in League One. 9/10 RM - Oliver Burke (68 OVR) - 50 apps, 5 goals, 9 assists: The Exiles say good bye to the 20-year old speedster from Scotland as his two-year loan from Nottingham Forest comes to an end. Newport couldn't have asked for much more from Burke, who took a big step forward this season after mostly meeting expectations last season. He improved his assists and scored five times this season after failing to score at all last season, getting more comfortable breaking into the box from the wing. Nevertheless, the emergence of wingers from the academy means the end of Burke's deal will provide opportunities for home-grown talent. 8/10 LM - Jack Giles (67 OVR) - 44 apps, 8 goals, 6 assists: It was an eventful first full season for the 19-year old academy-graduate from England, establishing himself as a useful contributor off the bench early in the season which made the club comfortable to agree to a sell of former team captain Medy Elito to slide Giles into the starting lineup. Unfortunately a couple of injuries made him end the season on a bad note but that shouldn't keep him from the starting lineup next season. 7.5/10 Mark Byrne (66 OVR) - 53 apps, 16 goals, 10 assists: The 28-year old from Ireland was hands down the most improved player for The Exiles this season, by all means having a career year. The club possesses two excellent prospects at this position in Clark Gordon and Konsta Salo yet Byrne made sure his performances left no doubt he was the man at CAM for the club this season. Not quite team MVP, but he put himself firmly in the discussion which was very impressive in and of itself. 9/10 RS - Manuel Arteaga (70 OVR) - 48 apps, 25 goals, 12 assists: The 23-yead old from Venezuela on loan from Palermo was named team co-MVP. Newport fans were quite irate that Arteaga was edged by Swindon Town's Ojamaa for Player of the Year. He followed last season's league-best 21 goals with 20 this season and more than doubled his assists. As mentioned in the last update, his improvement as a player means Palermo has committed to making him a bigger part of their club moving forward so it's very highly unlikely Arteaga will be returning to the club. He'll leave a big void to fill and it'll be interesting to see who will carry that responsibility next season. 10/10 LS - Jack McKay (68 OVR)- 49 apps, 21 goals, 13 assists: " (...) he shows great chemistry with the Venezuelan and it'll be fun to watch them possibly battle for the scoring title next season." That's a quote from McKay's review at the end of last season. The 20-year old from England proved that his performance in the second half of last season (after he was acquired in the winter transfer window) was no fluke, battling all season for the league's scoring title and helping The Exiles achieve great success in the process. Overall he scored a bit less than Arteaga but spread out his assists over different competitions and it was only fair that he was voted co-MVP. No doubt he'll miss his partner in crime so it'll be interesting to see how he adjusts next season to a new scoring partner. 10/10 Bench RB - Danny Holmes (65 OVR) - 51 apps, 4 assists: The 28-year old from England was a good soldier for us, accepting his demotion from the starting lineup while continuing to be a regular contributor off the bench and with the B-squad. Nevertheless, he was transer-listed all season and it's likely he'll made available again next season as the club looks to replace him with someone with higher upside. 6.5/10 RB - Seth Nana Twumasi (64 OVR) - 49 apps, 2 goals, 3 assists: The 27-year old from England lost his starting gig into the second half of the season but didn't let that keep him from being an important piece to the puzzle. He's versatile enough to play RB/LB and offers good pace. 7/10 CB - Matt Tyalor (62 OVR) - 34 apps: The 35-year old's final season faded him slowly into the background, going from team captain at the season's beginning to a sporadic contributor at season's end. The former goalkeeper wraps up his career with no regrets and received a going away party from the team. 6.5/10 CDM - Cristiano Dall'Oglio (60 OVR) - 18 apps, 2 assists: The 17-year old from Italy saw his hard work in the youth academy pay off with a promotion midway through the season as someone who could spell Gardner from time to time. He's described as someone "showing great potential". Dall'Oglio is locked into this role as the moment which should allow him to continue to improve as a player without much pressure. When he was called upon to play larger minutes with the B-squad he was always up to the task. 7/10 LW - Bondz Moore (66 OVR) - 16 apps, 2 goals, 3 assists: The 17-year old from England who is "showing great potential" was promoted from the youth squad in the winter after Elito's sale and performed well when called upon. Furthermore, when Giles went down with injury he stepped into the starting lineup and was not overwhelmed. As a result, he's penciled into the starting lineup for next season at LM so it'll be interesting to see whether he can continue to exhibit such maturity at such young age. Then again, he did earn a silly red card near the end of the season but that isn't enough to shade his overall performance. 7/10 CAM - Konsta Salo (69 OVR) - 15 apps, 1 goal: The 17-year old crown jewel of Finland is described as "an exciting prospect". He earned promotion from the academy midway through the season after Elito's sale meant Giles could no longer perform in a backup CAM role. Salo did not ever seem overwhelmed by being a pro at such a young age and his immense talen is only handicapped by very poor stamina. Regardless, he stands to be a key player for the club in the immediate future and fans are very excited about getting a full season from him. 7/10 ST - Aaron Collins (60 OVR) - 11 apps, 4 goals: The club's plan going into the season was for Collins and Patrick Miller to be listed for loan and keep whoever didn't get an offer first. That turned into an opportunity for the 20-year old from Wales who brushed aside a poor first half of the season to score four goals after the winter transfer window, including a brace at Bristol Rovers. He's not a candidate to replace Arteaga next season but would continue to have value to the club in the same role he had this season. 7/10 ST - Marcus Thuram (65 OVR) - 5 apps, 2 goals, 1 assists: Someone who played so few times for us in a season usually doesn't warrant a mention in our reviews but the 19-year old from France is an exemption since he goes into next season as the top candidate inside the club to replace Arteaga. Thuram, the son of the most capped player in the history of the France national team, mostly played with the B-squad after arriving in the winter for 500K from FC Sochaux-Montbéliard and as a result the club doesn't have a great evaluation of him going into next season. Nevertheless, 2 goals, and assist, and a 6.80 rating in five games doesn't present any red flags, so he at least has that much going for him. 7/10 Other notes: with Clark Gordon (66 OVR) recently promoted from the academy it'll be interesting to see what happens with the logjam at CAM (Byrne/Salo/Gordon). Ben Potter, who was promoted in early April, should also have a regular role as a backup to to B.Moore/Giles. There's no question that the club's ability to provide talent through the academy is going to continue be a big factor going forward as the club's transfer/wage budget continues to be limited.
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04-15-2016, 04:34 AM
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Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?
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04-15-2016, 08:23 AM
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04-15-2016, 01:33 PM
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Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?
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04-15-2016, 02:12 PM
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Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?
10, did I miss where you talk about the transfer window? You have a very solid squad. I was going to say you could stand to find a better RB till I realized you play a 3-line. It amazes me Ronaldo isn't a starter for you even if he's old at this point. Nice job going undefeated in the first couple of months. Most of the players in your academy have top potential so props for that
 MM5, I can see you're still looking for your comfort zone in your updates, you'll be fine. I'm a big fan of your Lewis Cook acquisition (spoiler: you'll see that name in my next Newport update), he should be a nice player for you. My only request was going to be the standings but you took care of that later. Keano, it's hard to see you battling for points in the BPL but at least you're having a good run in Europe after not doing so well there last season. I hope you can get the 3 points against Watford because facing both Manchester squads will be a real challenge, especially Man U after just 3 days of rest. Then again, if you can beat Salzburg maybe you can give the B-squad a run against Utrecht??? JHedges, I approve of the Lukaku signing but I might have found use for Mertesacker. 83 OVR CB's aren't easy to find (even if he's a bit overrated). Will you be putting Gauld for loan? Great potential but I wonder if he'll even see the pitch for you right now. I'm a big Wanyama fan BTW, go get him lol. SMH, n=unfair signing of Success at Mallorca, you're setting up to make noise in La Liga as soon as you arrive. Congrats on a very good season in Rusial with Ural and I look forward to seeing you manage league play + Europe next season. Simp, glad to see you stick with Bilbao. Great run in the Copa del Rey and a very favorable matchup against Granada coming up. I wonder how you're going to come out of that packed February  and good luck with Bulgaria as you prep for the Euros!Yanks, way to close out the season and get that spot in Europe for next season! Looks like Krul had a hell of a season for you, I know I hate playing against him. I wonder what kind of year my boy Rondon must have had at West Brom to get a spot in the team of the season, looks like WBA was just a mid-table team.
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04-15-2016, 02:29 PM
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Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?
Also, re: Gauld--and to tie into the CB plan, I was/am trying to dump Santi Cazorla, and use that $ to help go after possibly Varane, Hummels, or Stones--leaving Gauld as my #2 CAM behind Ozil. Athletico offered me Ł50M for Ramsey lol, but I like him too much and don't want to completely transform the Arsenal I watch on TV...yet, anyway 
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04-15-2016, 03:29 PM
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Re: How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?
I was shocked to be sacked by Dorados too but I'm over it by now. You read my mind on Alonso and you'll find out more about that in my next update 
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