How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

**jamiec47** · 08-05-2014, 02:44 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by _ChicoBass

Lmao! Yeah I know you did Hertha and then you completely chickened out of League 2 *cough, but I'm pretty sure I've seen an Inter career on here recently... Just can't remember who as they haven't posted much on it.

I still think United will be an easy CM. It will be great, but won't be as big of a rebuild as Inter.

I would like it if you chose Bilbao, just as long as you maintain their transfer policy. It'd be messed up if you got everyone worked up about a vote and then went the other way... Let the people vote! I thought this was a democracy!

Yeah, come to think of it I think there was an Inter career posted. Who was it is the question.

**Simppu12** · 08-05-2014, 02:50 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by jamiec47

Yeah, come to think of it I think there was an Inter career posted. Who was it is the question.

It was RSG1990 (not sure about the numbers). But he discontinued it, I think. At least he hasn't posted anything about it in about a week.

**Surajreet9** · 08-05-2014, 04:07 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by Simppu12

No, don't be sorry! I am the one who needs to be sorry! I just thought you didn't care about me... but I was wrong! I'm so sorry, Chico, please forgive me! *kneels down and cries*

I would start from the 2013-14 season with the promoted teams and I would replace ManU with Liverpool in the European competitions thing.

Another vote for the Italians. I will wait a bit more... but it looks like Inter is going to win. Maybe. I actually haven't tested their team out yet... but I'll use a three at the back. I will use three at the back in ManU and in Inter. Depending on who wins.

If you do take Inter, use Ruben Botta and Dodo(recent summer signing). They are awesome.

**Simppu12** · 08-05-2014, 04:24 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by Surajreet9

If you do take Inter, use Ruben Botta and Dodo(recent summer signing). They are awesome.

Thanks for the tip!As I said in the beginning of the voting I will be using Summer signings. I just checked Botta and he looks really good and I will give him playing time. Dodo in the other hand... if he gets to play it will be on the wing.

**jamiec47** · 08-05-2014, 04:36 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

TOON TO THE TOP
SEASON 3

Match 7

Cardiff 1-2 Newcastle
Mutch 66
Luiz 80
Aubameyang 86
Mutch headed in the undeserved opener but Luiz equalised with a header from a corner. Aubameyang cut inside to curl into the top corner for the winner.

Match 8

Southampton 2-2 Newcastle
Paloschi 27
Mayuka 36
Viola 49
Varane 75
Paloschi curled in but Mayuka headed in the equaliser after Schmelzer was tackled. Viola smashed in from distance but Varane headed in to equalise and neither side could find a winner.

Match 9

Newcastle 2-0 Manchester City
Schurrle 28
Paloschi 88
Schurrle curled in to the top corner for the first goal before Paloschi headed in late on from a brilliant cross by Carvajal.

Champions League Match 3

Newcastle 1-1 Galatasaray
Amrabat 29
Paloschi 50
Amrabat smashed in after being played through but Paloschi chipped the onrushing keeper in a tight game.

Match 10

QPR 0-1 Newcastle
Paloschi 19
Paloschi got the only goal of the game after Oscar chipped the keeper but Paloschi stole the goal, tapping in just before the ball crossed the line.

League Cup Round 4

Newcastle 2-2 Arsenal (3-2 pens)
Depay 10
Diaby 16
Depay 27
Mandzukic 45
Depay ran clear to curl in before Diaby equalised with an effort on the rebound. Depay dribbled into the box to smash in but Mandzukic managed to head home. We won on penalties after Gibbs hit the bar in the crucial penalty.

Match 11

Newcastle 3-0 Derby
Oscar 30
Schurrle 52
Paloschi 60
This match was not attended by Jamie as he felt a team as awful as Derby was not worth his valuable time.

League Table

1. Newcastle 28
2. Chelsea 25
3. Manchester United 24
4. Arsenal 21
5. Spurs 20
6. Swansea 18
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18. Cardiff 8
19. Crystal Palace 5
20. Derby 5

**TauterHat** · 08-05-2014, 04:36 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

S.S. Lazio Career Mode

Transfers IN

Stefan Savić - Fiorentina - £11,000,000. The former Man City man is an excellent young Center Back who combines good pace with outstanding aerial ability. Has the potential to grown into one of the best Center Backs in the world.

Jorginho - Napoli - £5,000,000. Another brilliant youngster who works tirelessly on the pitch whilst pulling the strings from just in front of the defense. Could turn into Italy's next playmaker.

Juan Manuel Iturbe - Hellas Verona - £9,000,000. One of the most sought after winger's in the world. Iturbe combines blistering pace with lethal dribbling and a wicked shot. Definitely one to look out for in the near future.

Nenad Krstičić - Sampdoria - £5,000,000. One of the most balanced young midfielders in the world. Is excellent physically, mentally and physically whilst also working box-to-box for the full 90 minutes. Another great Serbian youngster.

Transfers OUT

Stefano Mauri - Stade Rennais - £2,500,000. The old playmaker has moved on from Lazio after 7 seasons at the Italian club on a 1 year deal.

Senad Lulić - Hannover 96 - 7,750,000. The Bosnian wide man has moved on despite being a fan favorite at the club. He is contracted to Hannover for 4 years on 60,000 a week. Mr. OJ wishes him well on his future endeavors.

Loan Deals

Josip Elez - Novara
Brayan Perea - Atalanta
Joseph Minala - Leeds United
Thomas Strakosha - Novara
Lorenzo Filippini - SønderjyskE
Gianluca Pollace - Siena
Mamadou Tounkara - Lanciano
Riccardo Serpieri - Aalborg BK

Squad and Starting XI
GK - Federico Marchetti (1), Etrit Berisha (12)

RB - Luis Pedro Cavanda (39), Pereirinha (17), Abdoulay Konko (29)

CB - Lorik Cana (4), Stefan Savić (3), Andrè Dias (52), Diego Novaretti (85), Giuseppe Biava (20), Michaël Ciani (2)

LB - Stefan Radu (26)

CDM - Jorginho (7), Christian Ledesma (24)

CM - Ogenyi Onazi (23), Nenad Krstičić (16), Álvaro González (15), Lucas Biglia (5)

CAM - Ederson (19)

LM/LW - Gaël Kakuta (21), Balde Diao Keita (18), Felipe Anderson (13)

RM/RW - Antonio Candreva (10), Juan Manuel Iturbe (8)

ST - Hélder Postiga (46), Emiliano Alfaro (30), Miroslav Klose (9)

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**_ChicoBass** · 08-05-2014, 04:53 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by TauterHat

S.S. Lazio Career Mode

Spoiler

What do you mean by starting lineup images appear? I use an app called Lineup 11, save the screenshot, and then upload here. The website sharemytactics.com is good to show the movements your players make.

**vrabbit** · 08-05-2014, 04:56 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by TauterHat

S.S. Lazio Career Mode

Spoiler

Just before this post ends, I wanted to ask anyone who knows how to make the starting lineup images appear. I really wanted to do one for the starting XI but I wasn't sure how to. Hope you enjoyed the post.

sharemytactics.com is probably what you're looking for

**indiblue** · 08-05-2014, 05:08 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by TauterHat

S.S. Lazio Career Mode

Spoiler

That is a good chunk of change you've spent, and wisely at that. Not a huge fan of Lazio IRL given their political leanings, but you should be able to finish top 3 or 4 and win the Europa League with that team.

Simppu, I vote for Bilbao simply because nobody here has ever done one.

**texasbum06** · 08-05-2014, 05:17 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Decided to mess around with that sharemytactics website and here's what my main starting XI has been for my first season with Morecambe so far.

**TauterHat** · 08-05-2014, 05:19 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by indiblue

That is a good chunk of change you've spent, and wisely at that. Not a huge fan of Lazio IRL given their political leanings, but you should be able to finish top 3 or 4 and win the Europa League with that team.

I don't particularly like Lazio IRL either but I figured I would attempt to "win over the critics" if you like, by playing attractive football and winning games. I hope your right and the players develop into what I hope they will but only time will tell.

Originally posted by vrabbit

sharemytactics.com is probably what you're looking for

Originally posted by _ChicoBass

What do you mean by starting lineup images appear? I use an app called Lineup 11, save the screenshot, and then upload here. The website sharemytactics.com is good to show the movements your players make.

Thanks both, I wasn't sure what website to find. That website is perfect.

**indiblue** · 08-05-2014, 06:13 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Elation, euphoria as Ronaldinho signs for Malaga

In what could very well be a defining moment in Malaga's history, Brazilian midfielder Ronaldinho has put pen to paper on a two-year deal worth €60,000 per week after Los Boquerones and Atletico Mineiro agreed a €5 million fee for the 33-year-old. Ronaldinho flew in to Malaga Airport soon after winning the Copa Libertadores on July 24, taking less than 12 hours to complete formalities.

Ronaldinho is three caps shy of his Brazil century

Despite interest from the likes of Ajax and Genoa, Ronaldinho chose Malaga for several reasons. Chief among them is the footballing project underway at the club, but the warm weather and laidback lifestyle of the sunny Costa del Sol region in Spain are thought to have influenced his decision just as much. In the end, it was a combination of these factors and Malaga's willingness to match his wage demands that led to the Andalusian club sealing the deal.

Since departing Barcelona in 2008 after five seasons and close to 100 goals, Ronaldinho's career has stagnated. Two and a half seasons at Milan yielded one Serie A title, and his time at Flamengo isn't even worth mentioning. Atletico Mineiro allowed him to regain a semblance of his best form, resulting in a state championship and Copa Libertadores. Fans of the game will be hoping that this new chapter, likely to be Ronny's last given his age, will allow the legendary Brazilian to bow out on a high with dignity.

It's not been even a few hours since the deal was confirmed, but Malaga has already received criticism for signing a player that many consider to be past his best years. Several of the player's most vocal critics claim that he's been signed solely for marketing purposes and to ensure that La Rosaleda sells out every week. Indi Blue remained unavailable for comment, but a club spokesperson stated that the signing of Ronaldinho "is not a marketing ploy, but a vital cog of the manager's footballing project".

While there's little doubt that Malaga's stadium will be packed thanks to Ronaldinho's charisma and persona, it's likely that the move actually is much more than just a marketing gimmick. Other than to help the team perform well, it'll be used to catapult both Malaga the club and Malaga the city into the limelight, allowing the manager to convince other high-profile signings to join in the future. Undoubtedly, the city's seaside location and attractive lifestyle are huge draws for anyone with the kind of money that professional footballers make, and if Malaga CF is good enough for Ronaldinho, it's surely good enough for everyone else.

**vrabbit** · 08-05-2014, 06:20 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

I can dig the Ronaldinho signing

**indiblue** · 08-05-2014, 06:29 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by vrabbit

I can dig the Ronaldinho signing

I know, right? Such a classy player, one of my all-time favourites. Despite being a lifelong Chelsea supporter, I was fully behind Ronny to win the 2005 Ballon d'Or ahead of Lampard.

I'm completely confident of extracting 2-3 good seasons from the guy before he retires. Of course, I'll be setting the team up to give him the support he needs and deserves.

**Surajreet9** · 08-05-2014, 06:42 PM

Re: How's Your FIFA 14 Career Mode Going?

Originally posted by indiblue

Elation, euphoria as Ronaldinho signs for Malaga

In what could very well be a defining moment in Malaga's history, Brazilian midfielder Ronaldinho has put pen to paper on a two-year deal worth €60,000 per week after Los Boquerones and Atletico Mineiro agreed a €5 million fee for the 33-year-old. Ronaldinho flew in to Malaga Airport soon after winning the Copa Libertadores on July 24, taking less than 12 hours to complete formalities.

Ronaldinho is three caps shy of his Brazil century

Despite interest from the likes of Ajax and Genoa, Ronaldinho chose Malaga for several reasons. Chief among them is the footballing project underway at the club, but the warm weather and laidback lifestyle of the sunny Costa del Sol region in Spain are thought to have influenced his decision just as much. In the end, it was a combination of these factors and Malaga's willingness to match his wage demands that led to the Andalusian club sealing the deal.

Since departing Barcelona in 2008 after five seasons and close to 100 goals, Ronaldinho's career has stagnated. Two and a half seasons at Milan yielded one Serie A title, and his time at Flamengo isn't even worth mentioning. Atletico Mineiro allowed him to regain a semblance of his best form, resulting in a state championship and Copa Libertadores. Fans of the game will be hoping that this new chapter, likely to be Ronny's last given his age, will allow the legendary Brazilian to bow out on a high with dignity.

It's not been even a few hours since the deal was confirmed, but Malaga has already received criticism for signing a player that many consider to be past his best years. Several of the player's most vocal critics claim that he's been signed solely for marketing purposes and to ensure that La Rosaleda sells out every week. Indi Blue remained unavailable for comment, but a club spokesperson stated that the signing of Ronaldinho "is not a marketing ploy, but a vital cog of the manager's footballing project".

While there's little doubt that Malaga's stadium will be packed thanks to Ronaldinho's charisma and persona, it's likely that the move actually is much more than just a marketing gimmick. Other than to help the team perform well, it'll be used to catapult both Malaga the club and Malaga the city into the limelight, allowing the manager to convince other high-profile signings to join in the future. Undoubtedly, the city's seaside location and attractive lifestyle are huge draws for anyone with the kind of money that professional footballers make, and if Malaga CF is good enough for Ronaldinho, it's surely good enough for everyone else.

That is one hell of a signing. I usually try to sign Ronny in most careers and he is awesome in game. I'm assuming Malaga need a center half and possibly a striker? If you can, Ron Vlaar is a brilliant center back and he would cost around €5.5 million euros. He is rock solid on the game. If you need a striker, Paco Alcacer would be pretty good as well. He would be semi realistic as you might want to get some Spaniards in the team and he grows very well. Enjoying the career so far though, looks like it's shaping up to be the next Sunderland!

How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

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