Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
Is Matteo the most unloyal player ever?
Is Matteo the most unloyal player ever?
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"If you are first you are first. If you are second, you are nothing" - Bill Shankly
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
Lol. All my fault really, but I do blame Konami as well because each game from PES 09, 10 and 11 had its quirks that would annoy me.
So far, fixed mode in PES 12 is playable, and challenging. I'm excited for BAL mode, but need to find out if relegation/promotion is in there. IF not, it'll be back to a hybrid ML.
Just need a damn editor so I can get going.Comment
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
After a break of a few months, it's finally back. :P
And to burst your bubble: There still isn't a promotion/relegation system.
I guess all to do with PES's lack of licenses compared to FIFA. Pes will always be my game though.
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
good to see you Izu.
That's unfortunate news, but I'm sure one of my methods will work. I am looking to get this back up and running this weekend. Especially because the latest patch from Jenkey and yair's for gameplay should be fantastic.Comment
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
Matteo to Huley: I'm done with Milan.
(Reuters) - Milan, Italy -- Lam Matteo has had it with the "unprofessional" management by manager, Johnathan Huley. The American striker has stated he is unhappy in Milan despite being the top scorer in the Serie A, Champions League and the TIM Cup.
"Enough is enough with this," states Matteo at the press conference held in front of an aggressive crowd, "I was being beched for no reason regarding my performances, I've been practicing just fine and obviously showcasing what I'm paid to do."
Huley would react, "Matteo's bickering with teammates and coaching staff is the reason he does not play in last 6 matches, his attitude has been less than satisfactory and I ruled that he should not play until there is progress in that area of his so called professionalism"
The conference mimicked that of mid-day drama on the tele, and concluded finally when Matteo walked off after being called a "poor professional" by Huley for the third time.
"It's just too much to deal with," stated Matteo as he entered his vehicle, "When you are being portrayed as less than what you truly are, framed if you will, it's just something I want to get away from."
Upon being asked where to next: "England, definitely. I will retire there."Comment
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
I'm saying screw it, I can't wait anymore for editors to create the global option, so ages are going to be a bit off, and I won't be able to get all the transfers that are done from this series. Hope that's cool with those that follow. I just want to get Matteo started full on - so here we go. Update in a few.Comment
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
Lol, Milan wasn't right. And I do apologize for the jumbled mess in between, doesn't help that I've dragged it out waiting for PES 12 to be a perfect resting stop.
Now, with the editor, a solid patch and everything else. I can officially get updating. I know I could have included offseason articles and what not in between, but I don't like to solidify anything until the game is set up where I like it.Comment
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
Very dramatic. :P Another cool twist.
Shame Milan didn't work out, especially since Matteo and Milan were on a roll. The first tangible success as a player was in sight.
But the heart beats stronger for the Cottagers, which shows the fun for the game is of bigger priority than the success and having your name written in the history books.
At least he'll be in Fulham's history book.
To a 3rd succesful period in London! Hope matches will be posted soon!Comment
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
Yes, Fulham will be a great resting place. I will be going in depth with every match, pre-match. I feel the end is nearing as well, but you never know with me. PES 12 is a fantastic game, I can't think of a better game to end Matteo Sr.Very dramatic. :P Another cool twist.
Shame Milan didn't work out, especially since Matteo and Milan were on a roll. The first tangible success as a player was in sight.
But the heart beats stronger for the Cottagers, which shows the fun for the game is of bigger priority than the success and having your name written in the history books.
At least he'll be in Fulham's history book.
To a 3rd succesful period in London! Hope matches will be posted soon!
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
I have a hard time believing he'll be there more than a season!Comment
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Re: Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)
EXCLUSIVE WEBCAM INTERVIEW
Host: Welcome to Fox Soccer Channel's exclusive webcam interview with none other than Lam Matteo, the somewhat controversial signing of his beloved Fulham FC this January. I am James Bracey, and live from London is American international and Fulham FC forward, Lam Matteo. Matteo, welcome to the show.
Matteo: Thanks for having me, James.
JB: Lam, I know you are pressed for time, and we thank you for squeezing us in. I just wanted to ask you a couple of harmless questions - sound good?
Matteo: Should be fine, we have a friendly here tomorrow night, so I'm getting most of my interviews all in one setting.
JB: Glad to hear, and we look forward to watching you. So let's get right to it. You've made the move from Italian giants, AC Milan and now...of all places, back to London, to play with your beloved Fulham - what happened?
Matteo: Well, James - I want to play for a club that will want me to play for them and will not give me any issues as far as playing time. I competed for my starting spot at Milan, I did all the right things and got where I needed to be. I was on track to make history, before having my place stripped away for no apparent reason by a terrible manager. What else is there to say?
JB: Huley says that you were unprofessional from the beginning - for all the times we have seen you in interviews or behind the scenes, it seems that you are far from unprofessional - why the remarks from a well respected manager such as Jonathan Huley?
Matteo: That's for him to answer. I don't care what he thinks, and I don't agree with anything he says. At this point, I just want to move on and play football.
JB: Understandable, Lam. So let's ask this - why Fulham of all places? This is a club that was just relegated last year then promoted - you lose your chance to play UEFA football this year, and on top of that you join a club in which the players from two years ago that you last played with, are no longer in the team?
Matteo: I really wanted to win the UEFA Champions League with Milan. I really did, it was the biggest decision I had to make in a long time. But London is home, Fulham is my beloved home. My wife and son are here, I was away from them. I told them whatever sacrifices to get a championship. Things worked out the way they did, and instead of having a championship, I have my family back, my club that I want to retire with back - I can't ask for anything better. I'm very excited.
JB: Well, Lam, we here at FSC are happy for you and I'm sure from here on out we can expect nothing but great things from you with Fulham FC, right?
Matteo: Yes. I'm the captain of a good side. We will have our bumps in the road early, but I feel confident the club will prosper in the long run
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