How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

[moose141]

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West Ham United - Episode #4: Liverpool Let Off the Hook

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[redsox4evur]

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But this manager got furious in an away match at QPR. We were on our way to a 2-1 win when the ref started getting ridiculous. It was about minutes to go in the game when my CB tried to stave off a late attack. Slight contact was made right at the edge of the penalty box and boom red card, send off, pen kick and score. But what made so hard to take was the fact they were steam rolling my players with slide tackle after slide tackle and no fouls were called. At least we came out with a draw, but I had two players sent off in that match. We played the whole second half down to ten men until that last send off.

These type of ticky-tack calls happen to me all the time. It ticks me off so much. Way to strict with the cards this year.

[vrabbit]

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AD Alcorcon - '19-'20 Season
Preseason Update

First things first ...


Copa America - Brazil '19

Match 1
United States - Chile (1-2)
Zardes '44 (P)
Alexis '60
Vidal '74

Recap: I must admit I would had preferred if my first game with the USMNT was a friendly. While figuring out how these guys play we jumped out to a lead on a correct penalty call but Chile had been attacking more effectively. They continued to bring the heat in the second half and their stars come through to hand us a defeat in our first game of the tourney.

Match 2
United States - Argentina (3-1)
Zardes '20 (P)
Correa '45
Yedlin '60
Salgado '74

Recap: We went into this game knowing we had to at least come away with a point and our determination showed from the get-go, we were the team bringing the heat early on and once again jumped out to a lead on a PK. Of course out of all the Argentinian stars it to be the one I coach at Alcorcon that would tie the game, but my guys didn't change their approach in the second half and stunned the Argentinians on a huge second half by Yedlin who also assisted on the Salgado goal.

Match 3
Venezuela - United States (1-3)
Kitchen '7
Bradley '26
Aristeguieta '71
Altidore '85

Recap: As soon as the group was announced I made sure to let my guys know this game meant a lot for me and I reminded them again before they took the pitch. They didn't let me down, never mind that we couldn't lose this game if we wanted to move on and we had a chance at 1st place in the group. We dominated my former squad from beginning to end. Unfortunately Chile got a point out of Argentina in the other match so we had to settle for 2nd place in the group.

Here is how all 3 groups ended.

Group A
Chile - 7pts
United States - 6pts
Argentina - 4pts
Venezuela - 0pts

Group B
Brazil - 7pts
Ecuador - 4pts
Mexico - 3pts
Peru - 2pts

Group C
Uruguay - 5pts
Colombia - 4pts
Bolivia - 4pts
Paraguay - 3pts

******

Quarter Finals
United States - Colombia (2-1)
James '43
Zardes '73
Salgado '76

Recap: In a game where we were producing more opportunities than our opponents it was the best player on the pitch who put Colombia ahead with a beautiful, and I mean GORGEOUS, free kick from about 30 yards out on the right side that kissed the right post as it went in. I didn't wait too long in the second half to move to a 3-4-3 which once again paid off. It was an onslaught of attacking by our guys and a chip pass from Bradley led to a nice volley by Zardes to tie the game. Before we could figure out whether we wanted to go back to a 4-4-2 diamond Lade crossed a nice pass from the left wing that Salgado put away with a header. And on to the semi finals it is.

Semi Finals
Chile - United States (0-0, 4-5 PK's)

Recap: Either way this was going to be a rematch as somehow Chile and Argentina were matched up for the quarter finals where the Chileans eliminated the Argentinians in PK's after a 1-1 draw. Although both teams created several opportunities in this one neither could find the back of the net so it was back to PK's for Chile which I thought might give them an advantage. WRONG. My guys executed their turns perfectly while Sean Johnson saved Alexis' kick (Chile's 4th) and Gil put away our 5th kick with a cold-blooded chip down the middle.

Final
United States - Brazil (1-4)
Salgado '3
Oscar '10
Lucas '40
Adryan '45
Coutinho '85

Recap: Welp. We surprised everyone when Yedlin streamed down the right wing and crossed an air ball into the box that Salgado put away in an upper corner, but the joy wouldn't stay for long as Oscar scored on a ridiculous shot from 35 yards out that also went in an upper corner then Brazil continued to dominate from there. Lucas got past a couple of defenders in the box and put one away past Johnson's side, then Adryan scored at the end of the half on a header off a corner kick which I almost never give up. Of course, I went to a 3-4-3 in the second half which created more chances but Coutinho finalized a killer counter to put this game away and give the host country to cup. Congrats to Brazil. At the same time very proud of my guys who had a hell of a run!

__________________________________________________

Alright, now back to Alcorcon.

As previously mentioned Nicola Lancini (73 OVR), who arrived on pre-contract signed last winter, will become our starting LB right away. He's rated the same as Adama Traore but is 5 years younger and has outstanding pace and stamina which is what I look for out of my fullbacks. We also decided we wanted to upgrade at CDM in addition to looking for a striker to eventually take over after Rondon retires at the end of this upcoming season.

TRANSFERS OUT: Adama Traore (LB, 73 OVR), sold to RCD Espanyol for $1.6 million. Tomas Rincon (CDM, 75 OVR), included as part of a deal in which we acquired a player.
TRANSFERS IN: Andre Hoffman (CDM, 78 OVR), purchased from Hannover 96 for $6.5 million + Rincon.

I got exactly what I wanted in Hoffman who is a better player than Rincon and 5 years younger. He's also 5 inches taller which is always welcomed in the air game. Of course he's a great defender and I'm really excited about him solidifying that position for us. After these transactions we still have just under $10 million in transfer budget to go with just over $100K in wage budget and we're working on acquiring a new striker. Our #1 target is a 26-year old Frenchman who is left footed and 6'3" tall.

We have now wrapped up our pre-season games which went as follows:

AD Alcorcon - Milan (1-1)
Balotelli '83
Yamura '86

Recap: Positive for us is that this was a very evenly matched game throughout. Balotelli came in as a sub in the second half and put away a loose ball near the end of the game but Yamura matched his effort, also putting away a loose ball a few minutes later.

Atalanta - AD Alcorcon (1-0)
Abruzzese '6

Recap: Not too upset about the result as Atalanta's goal was a nice header off a corner and we otherwise played a very even game. This was also mostly the B team.

AD Alcorcon - VfB Stuttgart (3-1)
Imada '27
Akpom '45
Gorter '60
Beric '72

Recap: Of course that it was the game where I started my lowest rated guys where we actually came away with a convincing victory. Imada did not waste his opportunity to get noticed by not only scoring a nice goal but also assisting on Akpom's score. He's someone to keep an eye on even if he's our lowest rated striker at the moment.

All that being said, the next update will come at the end of August at which point we will have played against Barca and Getafe in league play, against Legia Warszawa twice in Champions League qualifying, and Barca again in the Spanish Super Cup. We will also have wrapped up the summer transfer window ... will we bring in a new striker? That update will also bring back our academy report, where for now all you need to know is the youth squad consists of only 5 players and all of our scouts have been sent out on 3-month trips:

Andre Osorio, Canada (5-star EXP & JUD): Sent to France to look for wingers.
Andres Ramos, Spain (4-star EXP, 3-star JUD): Sent to Spain to look for attackers.
Christian Lamanna, Italy (4-star EXP, 5-star JUD): Sent to England to look for wingers.

Wish me luck!

[Goonerslg]

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AD Alcorcon - '19-'20 Season
Preseason Update

First things first ...


Copa America - Brazil '19

Match 1
United States - Chile (1-2)
Zardes '44 (P)
Alexis '60
Vidal '74

Recap: I must admit I would had preferred if my first game with the USMNT was a friendly. While figuring out how these guys play we jumped out to a lead on a correct penalty call but Chile had been attacking more effectively. They continued to bring the heat in the second half and their stars come through to hand us a defeat in our first game of the tourney.

Match 2
United States - Argentina (3-1)
Zardes '20 (P)
Correa '45
Yedlin '60
Salgado '74

Recap: We went into this game knowing we had to at least come away with a point and our determination showed from the get-go, we were the team bringing the heat early on and once again jumped out to a lead on a PK. Of course out of all the Argentinian stars it to be the one I coach at Alcorcon that would tie the game, but my guys didn't change their approach in the second half and stunned the Argentinians on a huge second half by Yedlin who also assisted on the Salgado goal.

Match 3
Venezuela - United States (1-3)
Kitchen '7
Bradley '26
Aristeguieta '71
Altidore '85

Recap: As soon as the group was announced I made sure to let my guys know this game meant a lot for me and I reminded them again before they took the pitch. They didn't let me down, never mind that we couldn't lose this game if we wanted to move on and we had a chance at 1st place in the group. We dominated my former squad from beginning to end. Unfortunately Chile got a point out of Argentina in the other match so we had to settle for 2nd place in the group.

Here is how all 3 groups ended.

Group A
Chile - 7pts
United States - 6pts
Argentina - 4pts
Venezuela - 0pts

Group B
Brazil - 7pts
Ecuador - 4pts
Mexico - 3pts
Peru - 2pts

Group C
Uruguay - 5pts
Colombia - 4pts
Bolivia - 4pts
Paraguay - 3pts

******

Quarter Finals
United States - Colombia (2-1)
James '43
Zardes '73
Salgado '76

Recap: In a game where we were producing more opportunities than our opponents it was the best player on the pitch who put Colombia ahead with a beautiful, and I mean GORGEOUS, free kick from about 30 yards out on the right side that kissed the right post as it went in. I didn't wait too long in the second half to move to a 3-4-3 which once again paid off. It was an onslaught of attacking by our guys and a chip pass from Bradley led to a nice volley by Zardes to tie the game. Before we could figure out whether we wanted to go back to a 4-4-2 diamond Lade crossed a nice pass from the left wing that Salgado put away with a header. And on to the semi finals it is.

Semi Finals
Chile - United States (0-0, 4-5 PK's)

Recap: Either way this was going to be a rematch as somehow Chile and Argentina were matched up for the quarter finals where the Chileans eliminated the Argentinians in PK's after a 1-1 draw. Although both teams created several opportunities in this one neither could find the back of the net so it was back to PK's for Chile which I thought might give them an advantage. WRONG. My guys executed their turns perfectly while Sean Johnson saved Alexis' kick (Chile's 4th) and Gil put away our 5th kick with a cold-blooded chip down the middle.

Final
United States - Brazil (1-4)
Salgado '3
Oscar '10
Lucas '40
Adryan '45
Coutinho '85

Recap: Welp. We surprised everyone when Yedlin streamed down the right wing and crossed an air ball into the box that Salgado put away in an upper corner, but the joy wouldn't stay for long as Oscar scored on a ridiculous shot from 35 yards out that also went in an upper corner then Brazil continued to dominate from there. Lucas got past a couple of defenders in the box and put one away past Johnson's side, then Adryan scored at the end of the half on a header off a corner kick which I almost never give up. Of course, I went to a 3-4-3 in the second half which created more chances but Coutinho finalized a killer counter to put this game away and give the host country to cup. Congrats to Brazil. At the same time very proud of my guys who had a hell of a run!

__________________________________________________

Alright, now back to Alcorcon.

As previously mentioned Nicola Lancini (73 OVR), who arrived on pre-contract signed last winter, will become our starting LB right away. He's rated the same as Adama Traore but is 5 years younger and has outstanding pace and stamina which is what I look for out of my fullbacks. We also decided we wanted to upgrade at CDM in addition to looking for a striker to eventually take over after Rondon retires at the end of this upcoming season.

TRANSFERS OUT: Adama Traore (LB, 73 OVR), sold to RCD Espanyol for $1.6 million. Tomas Rincon (CDM, 75 OVR), included as part of a deal in which we acquired a player.
TRANSFERS IN: Andre Hoffman (CDM, 78 OVR), purchased from Hannover 96 for $6.5 million + Rincon.

I got exactly what I wanted in Hoffman who is a better player than Rincon and 5 years younger. He's also 5 inches taller which is always welcomed in the air game. Of course he's a great defender and I'm really excited about him solidifying that position for us. After these transactions we still have just under $10 million in transfer budget to go with just over $100K in wage budget and we're working on acquiring a new striker. Our #1 target is a 26-year old Frenchman who is left footed and 6'3" tall.

We have now wrapped up our pre-season games which went as follows:

AD Alcorcon - Milan (1-1)
Balotelli '83
Yamura '86

Recap: Positive for us is that this was a very evenly matched game throughout. Balotelli came in as a sub in the second half and put away a loose ball near the end of the game but Yamura matched his effort, also putting away a loose ball a few minutes later.

Atalanta - AD Alcorcon (1-0)
Abruzzese '6

Recap: Not too upset about the result as Atalanta's goal was a nice header off a corner and we otherwise played a very even game. This was also mostly the B team.

AD Alcorcon - VfB Stuttgart (3-1)
Imada '27
Akpom '45
Gorter '60
Beric '72

Recap: Of course that it was the game where I started my lowest rated guys where we actually came away with a convincing victory. Imada did not waste his opportunity to get noticed by not only scoring a nice goal but also assisting on Akpom's score. He's someone to keep an eye on even if he's our lowest rated striker at the moment.

All that being said, the next update will come at the end of August at which point we will have played against Barca and Getafe in league play, against Legia Warszawa twice in Champions League qualifying, and Barca again in the Spanish Super Cup. We will also have wrapped up the summer transfer window ... will we bring in a new striker? That update will also bring back our academy report, where for now all you need to know is the youth squad consists of only 5 players and all of our scouts have been sent out on 3-month trips:

Andre Osorio, Canada (5-star EXP & JUD): Sent to France to look for wingers.
Andres Ramos, Spain (4-star EXP, 3-star JUD): Sent to Spain to look for attackers.
Christian Lamanna, Italy (4-star EXP, 5-star JUD): Sent to England to look for wingers.

Wish me luck!

Great run in the Copa America, are you planning on staying with them until the 2022 world cup? If so I reckon you can do something pretty special

[Simppu12]

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You know who gives me a hard time? YOU because I always forget it's two P's not two U's lol

Not two M's*

That's really disrespectful! I always remember your name correctly *sniff* I can't take this anymore! It's S-I-M-P-P-U! Call me one more time Simmpu, I dare you, I double dare you.

In all seriousness, it doesn't really matter. I actually laughed to the Simba12, nicely done.

[Goonerslg]

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Forgot to mention on my last update that I turned down international job offers from Bolivia and Wales as neither nations really interest me. I also got a club offer from Monaco which I also turned down.

[texasbum06]

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AD Alcorcon - '19-'20 Season
Preseason Update

First things first ...

Copa America - Brazil '19

Spoiler

Match 1
United States - Chile (1-2)
Zardes '44 (P)
Alexis '60
Vidal '74

Recap: I must admit I would had preferred if my first game with the USMNT was a friendly. While figuring out how these guys play we jumped out to a lead on a correct penalty call but Chile had been attacking more effectively. They continued to bring the heat in the second half and their stars come through to hand us a defeat in our first game of the tourney.

Match 2
United States - Argentina (3-1)
Zardes '20 (P)
Correa '45
Yedlin '60
Salgado '74

Recap: We went into this game knowing we had to at least come away with a point and our determination showed from the get-go, we were the team bringing the heat early on and once again jumped out to a lead on a PK. Of course out of all the Argentinian stars it to be the one I coach at Alcorcon that would tie the game, but my guys didn't change their approach in the second half and stunned the Argentinians on a huge second half by Yedlin who also assisted on the Salgado goal.

Match 3
Venezuela - United States (1-3)
Kitchen '7
Bradley '26
Aristeguieta '71
Altidore '85

Recap: As soon as the group was announced I made sure to let my guys know this game meant a lot for me and I reminded them again before they took the pitch. They didn't let me down, never mind that we couldn't lose this game if we wanted to move on and we had a chance at 1st place in the group. We dominated my former squad from beginning to end. Unfortunately Chile got a point out of Argentina in the other match so we had to settle for 2nd place in the group.

Here is how all 3 groups ended.

Group A
Chile - 7pts
United States - 6pts
Argentina - 4pts
Venezuela - 0pts

Group B
Brazil - 7pts
Ecuador - 4pts
Mexico - 3pts
Peru - 2pts

Group C
Uruguay - 5pts
Colombia - 4pts
Bolivia - 4pts
Paraguay - 3pts

******

Quarter Finals
United States - Colombia (2-1)
James '43
Zardes '73
Salgado '76

Recap: In a game where we were producing more opportunities than our opponents it was the best player on the pitch who put Colombia ahead with a beautiful, and I mean GORGEOUS, free kick from about 30 yards out on the right side that kissed the right post as it went in. I didn't wait too long in the second half to move to a 3-4-3 which once again paid off. It was an onslaught of attacking by our guys and a chip pass from Bradley led to a nice volley by Zardes to tie the game. Before we could figure out whether we wanted to go back to a 4-4-2 diamond Lade crossed a nice pass from the left wing that Salgado put away with a header. And on to the semi finals it is.

Semi Finals
Chile - United States (0-0, 4-5 PK's)

Recap: Either way this was going to be a rematch as somehow Chile and Argentina were matched up for the quarter finals where the Chileans eliminated the Argentinians in PK's after a 1-1 draw. Although both teams created several opportunities in this one neither could find the back of the net so it was back to PK's for Chile which I thought might give them an advantage. WRONG. My guys executed their turns perfectly while Sean Johnson saved Alexis' kick (Chile's 4th) and Gil put away our 5th kick with a cold-blooded chip down the middle.

Final
United States - Brazil (1-4)
Salgado '3
Oscar '10
Lucas '40
Adryan '45
Coutinho '85

Recap: Welp. We surprised everyone when Yedlin streamed down the right wing and crossed an air ball into the box that Salgado put away in an upper corner, but the joy wouldn't stay for long as Oscar scored on a ridiculous shot from 35 yards out that also went in an upper corner then Brazil continued to dominate from there. Lucas got past a couple of defenders in the box and put one away past Johnson's side, then Adryan scored at the end of the half on a header off a corner kick which I almost never give up. Of course, I went to a 3-4-3 in the second half which created more chances but Coutinho finalized a killer counter to put this game away and give the host country to cup. Congrats to Brazil. At the same time very proud of my guys who had a hell of a run!

__________________________________________________

Alright, now back to Alcorcon.

As previously mentioned Nicola Lancini (73 OVR), who arrived on pre-contract signed last winter, will become our starting LB right away. He's rated the same as Adama Traore but is 5 years younger and has outstanding pace and stamina which is what I look for out of my fullbacks. We also decided we wanted to upgrade at CDM in addition to looking for a striker to eventually take over after Rondon retires at the end of this upcoming season.

TRANSFERS OUT: Adama Traore (LB, 73 OVR), sold to RCD Espanyol for $1.6 million. Tomas Rincon (CDM, 75 OVR), included as part of a deal in which we acquired a player.
TRANSFERS IN: Andre Hoffman (CDM, 78 OVR), purchased from Hannover 96 for $6.5 million + Rincon.

I got exactly what I wanted in Hoffman who is a better player than Rincon and 5 years younger. He's also 5 inches taller which is always welcomed in the air game. Of course he's a great defender and I'm really excited about him solidifying that position for us. After these transactions we still have just under $10 million in transfer budget to go with just over $100K in wage budget and we're working on acquiring a new striker. Our #1 target is a 26-year old Frenchman who is left footed and 6'3" tall.

We have now wrapped up our pre-season games which went as follows:

AD Alcorcon - Milan (1-1)
Balotelli '83
Yamura '86

Recap: Positive for us is that this was a very evenly matched game throughout. Balotelli came in as a sub in the second half and put away a loose ball near the end of the game but Yamura matched his effort, also putting away a loose ball a few minutes later.

Atalanta - AD Alcorcon (1-0)
Abruzzese '6

Recap: Not too upset about the result as Atalanta's goal was a nice header off a corner and we otherwise played a very even game. This was also mostly the B team.

AD Alcorcon - VfB Stuttgart (3-1)
Imada '27
Akpom '45
Gorter '60
Beric '72

Recap: Of course that it was the game where I started my lowest rated guys where we actually came away with a convincing victory. Imada did not waste his opportunity to get noticed by not only scoring a nice goal but also assisting on Akpom's score. He's someone to keep an eye on even if he's our lowest rated striker at the moment.

All that being said, the next update will come at the end of August at which point we will have played against Barca and Getafe in league play, against Legia Warszawa twice in Champions League qualifying, and Barca again in the Spanish Super Cup. We will also have wrapped up the summer transfer window ... will we bring in a new striker? That update will also bring back our academy report, where for now all you need to know is the youth squad consists of only 5 players and all of our scouts have been sent out on 3-month trips:

Andre Osorio, Canada (5-star EXP & JUD): Sent to France to look for wingers.
Andres Ramos, Spain (4-star EXP, 3-star JUD): Sent to Spain to look for attackers.
Christian Lamanna, Italy (4-star EXP, 5-star JUD): Sent to England to look for wingers.

Wish me luck!

Great performance in the Copa America getting all the way to the final! Brazil is just so good in this game. Also like the signing of Hoffman, hope he pans out well for you!

[Jwetson]

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February done on the Spurs career. Hope you like the new format of the reports and i will try to make them headlines after the games a bit longer to give you guys more of an insight as to what happened rather than just goalscorers and result

FEBRAURY

FA CUP

ASTON VILLA 2
Agbonlahor 47, Helenius 53

TOTTENHAM 3
Pritchard 41, Kane 74, Icardi 80

Icardi comes off the bench to make his debut and scores a stunning bicycle kick to put Tottenham through to the next round.

BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

STOKE 2
Arnautovic 23, Diouf 82

TOTTENHAM 2
Mata 73, Soldado 84

Tottenham twice come from behind to rescue point at the Britannia stadium.

FEDERICO FAZIO HAS BEEN RULED OUT FOR UP TO 3 WEEKS WITH A SPRAINED KNEE. MAURO ICARDI WILL ALSO BE OUT OF ACTION FOR SPURS FOR JUST OVER A WEEK. HE SUFFERED A DEAD LEG IN THE DRAW AT STOKE.

TOTTENHAM 2
Chadli 7, Eriksen 77

CARDIFF 0

Chadli and Eriksen goals make it 20 games unbeaten for Wetson’s men.

Huge injury blow for Tottenham as holding midfielder Moussa Dembele has been ruled out for up to 3 months with a broken ankle. It is doubtful that he will feature again this season. Benjamin Stambouli has also been ruled out of action for 3 weeks with a knee injury, leaving Tottenham short in the deep lying midfield position.

UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

WOLFSBURG 0

TOTTENHAM 1
Icardi 42

An Icardi wonder goal gives Spurs an away goal to take back to England.

Hector Moreno picked up a knock in the win at Wolfsburg and will miss about a week’s worth of action with concussion.

FA CUP

CRYSTAL PALACE 0

TOTTENHAM 1
Kane 49

Harry kane’s rebound finish enough to send Spurs through to the quarter finals.

BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

LIVERPOOL 2
Lambert 6, Rafinha 37

TOTTENHAM 1
Icardi 26
Mata sent off 71

Tottenham’s 22 unbeaten streak comes to an end at Anfield as Rafinha and Lambert strike a deadly blow to their Champions League hopes.

Standings at the end of February

After 27 games

1) Manchester United 67
2) Chelsea 57
3) Manchester City 57
4) Liverpool 57
5) Tottenham 54
6) Arsenal 53

Monthly review: 6 games. 4 wins. 1 draw. 1 loss. At the start of the month I would have been happy with that, but the teams around me are just not dropping points at all. I’m playing well, I’m picking up points but not making any ground on the leaders what so ever. The month has also been terrible regarding injuries. We picked up 4 in 2 games and our best holding midfielder is out until May. We have a couple coming back in the next week which helps, but I had to resort to playing Kyle Naughton at centre back in the cup game at Palace. On the plus side though, Icardi has been brilliant. 3 goals in 4 games since joining is an excellent record, and he and Mata seem to already have gelled together. Firmino hasn’t been as good, but it will take time for him to adapt. If he doesn’t pick up soon, Chadli will get more time because he is becoming unhappy at his lack of action.

[texasbum06]

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Luton Town 2015-16
Season 2 - League 1

Spoiler

An amazing start to the season by picking up all points available and not even conceding a goal in the league. While out strikers are struggling a little to get goals the rest of the Luton team is scoring for fun out there.

September

Capital one Cup Round 2


West Ham 0-1 Luton Town


Costa 74'


Costa injured 3 months

League 1 Game 6


Wimbledon 1-4 Luton Town


Stevenson 4'


Acerbi 9' 77'


Parry og 14'


Onishi 90'

League 1 Game 7


Luton Town 2-2 MK Dons


Graham 10'


Onishi 45'


Cakmak 50'


Mustafa 83'

League 1 Game 8


Luton Town 2-1 Notss County


Onishi 31' 59'


Whitehouse 64'

League 1 Game 9


Bradford 2-1 Luton Town


Yeates 12'


Hanson 26'


Catcutalua 87'

Capital one Cup Round 3


Luton Town vs Arsenal


An early on match up with Arsenal again was not the plan

Spoiler

Luton Town 3-3 Arsenal

Spoiler

Walcott 12' 45'(pen)


Red card Shafy 45'


Acerbi 79'


Onishi 86'108'


Ozil 105'

Pens

Spoiler

Luton Town 5-4 Arsenal

Spoiler

Luton Advance through

League 1 Game 10


Luton Town 3-0 Brentford


Onishi 5'


Judge og 53'


Acerbi 76'

League 1 Game 11


Colchester 0-5 Luton Town


Acerbi 49' 87'


Onishi 55'


Ramsay 78'


Flores 90'

Our first loss in the league this month but I'm not really bothered about that because it was another month where not just one but Two! premier league sides were knocked out of the cup by the Hatters. A combination of that and the high scoring wins in the league has everyone at Luton in a state of ecstasy, on to the league table:

League 1

Spoiler

1. Luton Town 28pts - 22GD

Spoiler

2. Rotherham 26pts - 9GD


3. Notts county 25pts - 14GD


4. Bradford 23pts - 5GD


5. Huddersfield 19pts - 6GD


6. Crawley 18pts - 2GD


7. Leyton orient 17pts - 8GD


...


23. Wimbledon 7pts - -10GD

Luton town remain in pole position even after losing to Bradford who looked like they wanted this championship as well. Our goal difference is so good after just 11 games because we have been on point up front. While the strikers are getting more into form the midfielders are still the ones providing most of the goals. Unfortunately for AFC Wimbledon they sold their prized asset Akinfenwa over the summer and its really showing in the league position.

League 1 Top Scorer:


1. Onishi - 9 Goals - Luton Town


2. Forrester - 6 Goals - Doncaster


3. Tudgay, Frecklington, Gornel, Reeves, Spencer - 5 Goals - Various

Club Top Scorer:


1. Onishi - 11 Goals - 11 App


2. Acerbi - 6 Goals - 6 App


3. Flores - 5 Goals - 12 App

League 1 Top Playmaker:


1. Cacutalua - 5 Assists - Luton Town


2. Reeves - 4 Assists - MK Dons


3. Pringle, Banks, Jenings Smith - 3 Assists - Various

Club Top Playmaker:


1. Cacutalua - 5 Assists - 8 App


2. Stevenson, Flores - 4 Assists - 4 App - 12 App


3. Shafy - 3 Assists - 9 App

Loving this season already just because of how my tactics are working out and the play and goals are so fun to participate in and then watch over. It reminds of a Spain style Ticka-tacka but not quite as good as them!

Great job to be leading League 1 in just your first year there, especially considering Luton just made the Football League this year. Looks like Onishi is absolutely killing it for you so far.

Ha Ho He

May 2015

Spoiler

Hertha BSC 0 - 2 Borussia Mönchengladbach

Spoiler

Raffael 68', Kramer 85'

Hertha continued their poor run in their second loss of the season against Borussia Mönchengladbach. This time the Berliners were able to get only three shots off and the game was dominated by the away team. The game was decided in the 68th minute when the ex-Hertha player Raffael curled a ball past Kraft in the net. Fifteen minutes later Kramer scored the second with a shot from outside the box.

Borussia Dortmund 1 - 0 Hertha BSC
Sahin 9'

Ganchev's side picked up their second loss in a row against second-placed Borussia Dortmund. Once again the Berliners got outplayed and they didn't have many shots. The only goal of the game was scored by Nuri Sahin in the 9th minute after a lobbed pass was played in the box. Thomas Kraft made a mistake and came out of his goal way too late which lead to the Turkish midfielder putting the ball to the back of the net through Kraft's legs.

Hertha BSC 2 - 0 Eintracht Frankfurt
Plattenhardt 4', Baumjohann 79'

1899 Hoffenheim 0 - 1 Hertha BSC
Kalou 87'

Hertha BSC finish in third place to secure Champions League football!

League Table

1. Bayern München, 73 pts

2. Borussia Dortmund, 61 pts
3. Hertha BSC, 61 pts
4. Bayer Leverkusen, 58 pts
5. Hannover 96, 55 pts
6. 1899 Hoffenheim, 53 pts
7. Borussia Mönchengladbach, 51 pts
8. VfL Wolfsburg, 51 pts
9. FC Schalke 04, 51 pts
10. VfB Stuttgart, 51 pts
11. SC Freiburg, 47 pts
12. Eintracht Frankfurt, 43 pts
13. Hamburger SV, 42 pts
14. Mainz 05, 41 pts
15. FC Köln, 35 pts
16. FC Augsburg, 26 pts (playoff spot)
17. Werder Bremen, 24 pts
18. SC Paderborn, 18 pts

Promoted Teams For the 2015-16 Season

FC Kaiserslautern
FC Nüremberg

Team of the Season

Kraft (Hertha BSC)

Klein (Stuttgart) - Lustenberger (Hertha BSC) - J. Martinez (Bayern) - Boenisch (Leverkusen)
Müller (Bayern) - Bender (Dortmund) - Ronny (Hertha BSC) - Reus (Dortmund)
Kruse (Mönchengladbach) - Lewandowski (Bayern)

Player of the Season

Max Kruse, Borussia Mönchengladbach

Golden Boot

Seydou Doumbia, VfL Wolfsburg, 23 goals
Max Kruse, Borussia Mönchengladbach, 16 goals
Thomas Müller, Bayern München, 16 goals

Most Assists

Thomas Müller, Bayern München, 11 assists
Alexandru Maxim, VfB Stuttgart, 7 assists
Phillip Lahm, Bayern München, 6 assists

Golden Glove

Thomas Kraft, Hertha BSC, 17 clean sheets
Manuel Neuer, Bayern München, 13 clean sheets
Ron-Robert Zieler, Hannover 96, 12 clean sheets

Champions of Europe

DFB Pokal
VfL Wolfsburg

Champions League
Real Madrid

Europa League
Juventus

England
Manchester United

France
Paris Saint-Germain

Italy
Juventus

Spain
Real Madrid

Transfer Budget: €15,000,000
Wage Budget: €70,000

Press Conference

Congratulations on achieving a third-place finish! How do you feel now?

I'm relieved and really, really happy. It's a wonderful feeling to come to a midtable side and qualify to the Champions League with it in your first season. I want to thank the players, the board and the fans. Their support and hard work made this easier and they were helpful.

You could have finished second if you had a better goal difference. Does this make you angry?

A bit, yes. It's really annoying to be second for the whole season and then to lose your place in the last month because of poor finishing but I'm happy about us being in the Champions League. Like I said before, it doesn't matter if we're second or third.

You mentioned poor finishing. Will you be replacing your strikers in the summer?

I don't usually talk about transfer business but yes, I'm looking for a new striker. Salomon (Kalou) has been unhappy lately and he has found the net only a couple of times in the second half of the season. Julian Schieber, Bahebeck and Yesil are all going to stay. That's all.

With your new signing Mulumbu arriving, what will happen to Hosogai and Skjelbred?

Both of them are great players but Hajime (Hosogai) hasn't been that important for the team and he's getting older. We have spoken with him about this and he reacted really professionally about us transfer listing him. Per (Skjelbred) is a good player and he will start with Youssouf.

What will be your objective for next season?

I want the team to finish second, reach the cup semi final and reach the round of 16 in the Champions League. I find these targets realistic.

Are you happy about your budget for the summer?

Thinking about the financial situation yes, I am. Of course it would have been better to get over twenty five million but I'm happy with fifteen as well. That's all, gotta go.

Thank you for reading this post! I hope you have enjoyed it! Any feedback or suggestions will be appreciated!

So glad to see you lock up that Champions League place. Sucks about missing out on 2nd like that. Next year should be interesting with the added challenge of the Champions League.

February done on the Spurs career. Hope you like the new format of the reports and i will try to make them headlines after the games a bit longer to give you guys more of an insight as to what happened rather than just goalscorers and result

FEBRAURY

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FA CUP

ASTON VILLA 2
Agbonlahor 47, Helenius 53

TOTTENHAM 3
Pritchard 41, Kane 74, Icardi 80

Icardi comes off the bench to make his debut and scores a stunning bicycle kick to put Tottenham through to the next round.

BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

STOKE 2
Arnautovic 23, Diouf 82

TOTTENHAM 2
Mata 73, Soldado 84

Tottenham twice come from behind to rescue point at the Britannia stadium.

FEDERICO FAZIO HAS BEEN RULED OUT FOR UP TO 3 WEEKS WITH A SPRAINED KNEE. MAURO ICARDI WILL ALSO BE OUT OF ACTION FOR SPURS FOR JUST OVER A WEEK. HE SUFFERED A DEAD LEG IN THE DRAW AT STOKE.

TOTTENHAM 2
Chadli 7, Eriksen 77

CARDIFF 0

Chadli and Eriksen goals make it 20 games unbeaten for Wetson’s men.

Huge injury blow for Tottenham as holding midfielder Moussa Dembele has been ruled out for up to 3 months with a broken ankle. It is doubtful that he will feature again this season. Benjamin Stambouli has also been ruled out of action for 3 weeks with a knee injury, leaving Tottenham short in the deep lying midfield position.

UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

WOLFSBURG 0

TOTTENHAM 1
Icardi 42

An Icardi wonder goal gives Spurs an away goal to take back to England.

Hector Moreno picked up a knock in the win at Wolfsburg and will miss about a week’s worth of action with concussion.

FA CUP

CRYSTAL PALACE 0

TOTTENHAM 1
Kane 49

Harry kane’s rebound finish enough to send Spurs through to the quarter finals.

BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

LIVERPOOL 2
Lambert 6, Rafinha 37

TOTTENHAM 1
Icardi 26
Mata sent off 71

Tottenham’s 22 unbeaten streak comes to an end at Anfield as Rafinha and Lambert strike a deadly blow to their Champions League hopes.

Standings at the end of February

After 27 games

1) Manchester United 67
2) Chelsea 57
3) Manchester City 57
4) Liverpool 57
5) Tottenham 54
6) Arsenal 53

Monthly review: 6 games. 4 wins. 1 draw. 1 loss. At the start of the month I would have been happy with that, but the teams around me are just not dropping points at all. I’m playing well, I’m picking up points but not making any ground on the leaders what so ever. The month has also been terrible regarding injuries. We picked up 4 in 2 games and our best holding midfielder is out until May. We have a couple coming back in the next week which helps, but I had to resort to playing Kyle Naughton at centre back in the cup game at Palace. On the plus side though, Icardi has been brilliant. 3 goals in 4 games since joining is an excellent record, and he and Mata seem to already have gelled together. Firmino hasn’t been as good, but it will take time for him to adapt. If he doesn’t pick up soon, Chadli will get more time because he is becoming unhappy at his lack of action.

With the season winding down I'm hoping you can lock up one of those top 4 spots! It's a bit tougher since you still have some other competitions to focus on as well. I think you will be able to finish well in all of them though. Keep it up!

[Jwetson]

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With the season winding down I'm hoping you can lock up one of those top 4 spots! It's a bit tougher since you still have some other competitions to focus on as well. I think you will be able to finish well in all of them though. Keep it up!

Yeah me to. The title is definitely out of reach with United so far ahead so UCL football is again the priority. I really wanna win the FA cup and my original goal was to get to the quarters of the UCL this season which im on course to do. By the way i'm loving the Exeter career mate. Those cup wins were incredible!!!! Hopefully those new signings can push you up through league 1 quickly

[Simppu12]

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Ha Ho He


Transfers In




Pierre-Emile Höjbjerg

73 Ovr, Central Midfielder, 20 Years Old, Denmark

€2,500,000

Hertha BSC announced all of their transfers today and here is the full list. The club brought in the talented youngster Pierre-Emile Höjbjerg from rivals Bayern München for a fee of €2,5 million euros. The midfielder hasn't gotten a lot of chances to play at the German giants and he will continue his career in Berlin. Sadly for him he won't get much playing time with four players ahead of him in the playing order.




Dennis Diekmeier

73 Ovr, Right Back, 25 Years Old, Germany

€1,300,000 + Julian Korb

The cheapest signing of the transfer window made by Hertha BSC was buying Dennis Diekmeier from Hamburger SV. The defender played for HSV for five seasons before leaving in the summer. Diekmeier had a year left on his contract. Hertha payed just a bit over a million for him but the deal included Julian Korb moving to Hamburg. The decision was controversial, because last year Ganchev defended Korb. Diekmeier will probably rotate with Pekarik in defence.




Domenico Berardi

76 Ovr, Right Winger, 21 Years Old, Italy

€5,500,000 + Roy Beerens

Domenico Berardi was the third to cheapest signing Hertha BSC made in the transfer window. The young Italian attacker was bought for five and a half million euros plus Roy Beerens who failed to shine at the club. Berardi joined from Juventus after having two really succesful seasons with Sampdoria. Berardi will take the starting spot from the right wing.




Jose Gaya

77 Ovr, Left Back, 20 Years Old, Spain

€7,000,000 + Johannes Van Den Bergh

A signing which was made on the deadline day was buying Jose Gaya from Valencia. The young Spaniard had a really succesful 2014-15 season and he was named as the new Jordi Alba by many. Hertha payed a big price, €7 million and Van Den Bergh for the talented youngster. The Berliners needed improvement at the left back position and Gaya is exactly what they need. The talented Spaniard will take the first team spot.




Alexandre Lacazette

81 Ovr, Striker, 24 Years Old, France

€11,500,000 + Salomon Kalou

The talented and fast French striker Alexandre Lacazette was the second-cheapest signing of the summer. Lacazette arrived for a fee of €11,5 million and Salomon Kalou from Olympique Lyon. The price payed for him was a new club record which was broken only few days later. The Lyon academy graduate is really talented and fast striker who is good at finishing and dribbling. He will take Salomon Kalou's place in the starting eleven of the team.




Hakan Calhanoglu

78 Ovr, Attacking Midfielder, 21 Years Old, Turkey

€12,000,000

The most expensive transfer move of the summer made by Hertha BSC was buying the Turkish attacking midfielder from Bayer Leverkusen for a fee of €12 million. Calhanoglu has a huge potential in him and his free kicks are excellent. He is a good passer and a good dribbler and he will fill the hole left by Ronny really well.


Transfers Out


Ronny, €4,900,000
Johnny Heitinga, €4,500,000
Alexander Baumjohann, €4,000,000
Tolga Cigerci, €3,200,000
Sami Allagui, €2,400,000
Peter Niemeyer, €925,000
Fabian Holland, €600,000
Marius Gersbeck, €200,000


August 2015


FC Schalke 04 0 - 1 Hertha BSC
Schär 36'


Hertha BSC 3 - 1 FC Augsburg
Lacazette 11' pen, 52' pen, Stocker 73'
Verhaegh 40'


Mainz 05 0 - 3 Hertha BSC
Lacazette 9', 77', Stocker 54'


Hertha BSC 0 - 0 SC Freiburg


Player of the Month



Alexandre Lacazette

The first player of the month award of the season was rewarded to a new signing Alexandre Lacazette. The French striker scored four goals in three games before getting injured for three weeks. When he didn't play against Freiburg it could be seen as Hertha's attack was really weak. For now Lacazette has been worth his price.


League Table


1. Hertha BSC, 10 pts
2. Borussia Dortmund, 10 pts
3. FC Schalke 04, 9 pts
4. FC Bayern München, 7 pts
5. VfL Wolfsburg, 7 pts
6. VfL Stuttgart, 6 pts
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16. FC Köln, 3 pts
17. Mainz 05, 1 pt
18. FC Augsburg, 0 pts


Starting XI (4-2-3-1)

Kraft 77
Pekarik 75 - Schär 79 - Lustenberger 78 - Gaya 77
Mulumbu 77 - Skjelbred 77
Berardi 76 - Calhanoglu 79 - Stocker 80
Lacazette 81


Press Conference


Good afternoon. You are first in the league after a successful month. How do you feel about that?

I feel amazing! It's a great feeling when your team plays well and you take the lead in the league. Sadly the first month doesn't mean anything and everything can change. There are still thirty games left in the long season but I'm sure we will finish in the top two.


You are playing in the Champions League this season. How will this affect your performances?

Hopefully it won't affect them at all but I think it will just result in bigger player rotation. We want our players to be fresh in every game and the Champions League is an important competition for us.


You were drawn in the same group with PSG, Everton and Braga. What are your chances in continuing to the knock out stage?

I would consider us a serious contender for the first place in the group. All of those teams are great, well, except for Braga, and it won't be easy but if we play well we can beat both PSG and Everton. I think at least second place in the group is a realistic target.


You brought in a lot of players and you sold a lot of players. Why did you decide to do so?

We needed to get rid of dead wood and to improve the team, it's that simple. Every signing we made was needed and I'm happy about our transfers. Alexandre (Lacazette) and Hakan (Calhanoglu) have been really good for us and the other arrivals will play an important role because of our busy schelude.



Thank you for reading this post! I hope you have enjoyed it! Any feedback or suggestions will be appreciated!

[Goonerslg]

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TORINO SEASON 1 2014/15
DECEMBER

TORINO 1
rafinha 61

PAOK 0

After recent results lining up 4-2-2-2 I decide that I would try it as our first choice tactic. Due to Rafinha's good recent form I didn't want to drop him so paired him upfront with Quagliarella. The decision paid of as we won the match and it was Rafinha who scored the only goal of the game with a wonderful solo effort. This win ensured we would qualify from group E and would need a swing of 5 in goal difference to not win the group.

TORINO 3
Quagliarella 14, 31 (pen)
Rafinha 81

PALERMO 1
Rigoni 17

A solid home win and my new strike partnership really clicked. We took the lead after a lovely team move only to be pegged back a few minutes later from a corner. After that setback we took control of the game and ran out comfortable winners. Especially pleasing was Rafinha scoring his second goal in as many games after his move up front.

EMPOLI 0

TORINO 0

One of the most entertaining 0-0 draws I've ever had on Fifa. Padelli made two world class saves to deny Empoli and we hit the post twice in a very even encounter.

ELFSBORG 1
Claesson 28

TORINO 2
Barreto 83(pen), 87

As winning the group was as good as certain I made 11 changes for this game to rest a few legs and give game time to my squad players. The Swedes were the better team in the first half and deservedley lead at the interval. We came out all guns blazing in the second half and Barreto's late brace was deserved reward.

TORINO 2
Rafinha 12
Quagliarella 16

GENOA 0

My new strike partnership did the business again in this game. Genoa were slow to get going and we were ruthless in punishing them. Rafinha curled one into the top corner from just inside the area then was provider for Quagliarella's 10th league goal of the season. After that Genoa improved but never really threatened a comeback.

SERIE A
16 games played

1. AC Milan 33
2. Napoli 33
3. Torino 30
4. Juventus 29
5. Inter 29
6. Fiorentina 28
7. Lazio 28
8. Roma 27 (played 15)

LEAGUE TOP SCORERS

Palacio (Inter) 10
Quagliarella (Torino) 10
Candreva (Napoli) 10
Tevez (Juventus) 9
Torres (Roma) 8
Llorente (Juventus) 8

EUROPA LEAGUE GROUP E

1. Torino 15
2. D.Moscow 12
3. Elfsborg 6
4. PAOK 3

A really pleasing month. We only dropped 2 points in the league propelling us into the champions league places and easily qualified from our Europa League group which earnt us £2.5 million in prize money. The switch to 4-2-2-2 has really paid off and Rafinha as a striker was a masterstroke. I was also offered the Austria job which I turned down. I have also been offered Belgium and although I didn't want I international management so early in my career Belgium is a squad I think could produce something special so I have stalled on the decision while I decide what to do. The board also sent me a message saying they want me to strengthen the midfield, which is something I agree with, and told me to ask if I needed help with this so I have asked for and additional £10 million. As of yet I've not had an answer. January sees the start of the cup and league games against both Milan clubs so maintaining 3rd will be a bit of a challenge.

JANUARY FIXTURES

League- Chievo (a)
League- AC Milan (h)
Cup- Genoa (h)
League- Cesena (a)
League- Inter (a)

[texasbum06]

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Yeah me to. The title is definitely out of reach with United so far ahead so UCL football is again the priority. I really wanna win the FA cup and my original goal was to get to the quarters of the UCL this season which im on course to do. By the way i'm loving the Exeter career mate. Those cup wins were incredible!!!! Hopefully those new signings can push you up through league 1 quickly

Thanks! I'm hoping they will be able to come in and contribute quickly. The main thing I have to focus on after this season though is finding a striker replacement since it looks like I won't be able to keep James Wilson since I keep throwing money into my youth academy. Glad to hear you are enjoying it! I appreciate the feedback.

[Cruzerr]

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Everton Career Mode

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Phil Neville, six time Premier League winner, three time FA Cup winner and a proud owner of a Champions League medal, had a fantastic Premier League career for Manchester United and Everton. However, his only regret is that he didn´t win enough at Everton.

Now, at age 37, Neville has decided to take the ropes and be the manager for the new Everton. "I am glad that Everton has trusted me again, and I hope that I will not disappoint them."

The team

GK: Tim Howard : United States : Age 35
GK: Joel Robles : Spain : Age 24
GK: Jindrich Stanek : Czech Republic : Age 18 (Loaned to Rotherham Utd)
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RB: Seamus Coleman : Republic of Ireland : Age 25
RB: Tony Hibbert : England : Age 33
CB: Phil Jagielka : England : Age 32
CB: Sylvain Distin : France : Age 36
CB: Tyias Browning : England : Age 20
CB: John Stones : England : Age 20
LB: Leighton Baines : England : Age 29
LB: Bryan Oviedo : Costa Rica : Age 24
LB: Luke Garbutt : England : Age 21
LB: Brendan Galloway : England : Age 18 (Loaned to Birmingham City)
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CDM: James McCarthy : Republic of Ireland : Age 23
CDM: Gareth Barry : England : Age 33
CDM: Muhamed Besic : Bosnia Herzegovina : Age 22
RM: Kevin Mirallas : Belgium : Age 26
RM: Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain : England : Age 21
RM: Aiden McGeady : Republic of Ireland : Age 28
CM: Darren Gibson : Republic of Ireland : Age 26
CM: Francisco Junior : Guinea Bissau : Age 22
CM: Leon Osman : England : Age 33
CM: John Lundstram : England : Age 20 (Loaned to Blackpool)
CM: George Green : England : Age 18 (Loaned to Portsmouth)
CM: Ryan Ledson : England : Age 17 (Loaned to Rotherham Utd)
CAM: Ross Barkley : England : Age 20
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ST: Romelu Lukaku : Belgium : Age 21
ST: Samuel Eto'o : Cameroon : Age 33
ST: Chris Long : England : Age 19
ST: Danny Ings : England : Age 22
ST: Steven Naismith : Scotland : Age 28
ST: Arouna Kone : Ivory Coast : Age 30
ST: Hallam Hope : England : Age 20 (Loaned to Sheffield Wed)
LW: Christian Atsu : Ghana : Age 22 (On loan at Everton)

Month of August - Start with a fight
Transfer News
Departures

The boss had a few goals in mind to improve the squad - namely bringing in young talent, loaning out young talent and getting rid of "old wood". Instantly a few youngster were sent out on loan - Hallam Hope, John Lundstram, George Green, Ryan Ledson, Brendan Galloway and Jindrich Stanek - all recieved season loan deals at other clubs to find First Team minutes.

However, that was not all the offloading that Neville decided to do, as he sold 2 players. Steven Pienaar was sent to the Tottenham Hotspurs, as he didn`t impress the new coach enough to be kept in the team.

Another player "given the boot" was Antolin Alcarez. The 32 year old center back was sold to OGC Nice. However, Alcarez did not feel bad for leaving. "I have had a good time at Everton. I feel as this is a new step in my career. I am getting old and I know that my time has come to leave this wonderful club, but that does not mean that I am done with football.

We over here at Everton wish both Pienaar and Alcarez a successful season at their new clubs!

Arrivals

Now, on to more positive news. During the transfer window two new players have been brought in aswell.

The young English striker from Burnley, Danny Ings has joined the forces of Everton, as Everton paid 4,6 mil. dollars for him. Neville was extremely happy with this signing, as they were searching for a young, pacey striker to come off the bench and be an instant impact.

Another player, who is also from England, is Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain, who joins the ranks of Everton. As he was not happy at Arsenal, Everton went for him and for 15 mil. dollars, Arsenal were willing to let him go.

GAMES
Leicester City 2-Everton 2

The first game for the Toffees was a tough one, as they went to face Leicester City. Most fans had hoped for a easy victory, but no such luck. The new signing himself, Marc Albrighton was the first one to score, letting the home team take an early lead.

However, two minutes later, Ross Barkley showed some solo-brilliance and scored the first goal for Everton in the Premier League. Leicester did not give up and just before half-time, Marc Albrighton got the ball and scored his second to give the home team a 2-1 lead.

However, it was not the last goal of the game, as Kevin Mirallas scored a late goal to finish the game 2-2. The fans had hoped for 3 points, but it was a tough game.

Everton 2-1 Chelsea

A huge game for Everton, as they went back to Goodison Park to play against the title-favorites, London Chelsea. And it didn´t start good.

The first goal was scored by Oscar, as he shot one past Tim Howard. Chelsea did look very strong, but as Romelu Lukaku took a shot, it was saved great by Schwarzer, only to be deflected to Ross Barkley how tucked it away to make the game 1-1.

After that, the game was very intense, but the next goal was produced by some seriously great passing play by Everton, as it was James McCarthy who got 1-on-1 with the keeper and he did not miss. In the 90th minute, he made the game 2-1, which was the final score. The Toffees went mad, as it was a day of great football.

Everton 0-0 Arsenal

If you thought that great football was over, think again. Goodison Park still had to host a game against Arsenal, another tough opponent.

However, the game was stale and rather boring, both team had chances but could not score. The only proper chance came in the 90th minute yet again, as Ross Barkley scored, however, the goal was later disallowed, as he was offside during the shot.

If you are interesting in looking at the goals of this month, click on HERE!! YEAH THATS RIGHT, RIGHT HERE!!!

Thats it for this month, I hope you enjoyed it, please leave feedback if you want, and I will see you guys next month! :P

[jamiec47]

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Everton Career Mode

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Phil Neville, six time Premier League winner, three time FA Cup winner and a proud owner of a Champions League medal, had a fantastic Premier League career for Manchester United and Everton. However, his only regret is that he didn´t win enough at Everton.

Now, at age 37, Neville has decided to take the ropes and be the manager for the new Everton. "I am glad that Everton has trusted me again, and I hope that I will not disappoint them."

The team

GK: Tim Howard : United States : Age 35
GK: Joel Robles : Spain : Age 24
GK: Jindrich Stanek : Czech Republic : Age 18 (Loaned to Rotherham Utd)
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RB: Seamus Coleman : Republic of Ireland : Age 25
RB: Tony Hibbert : England : Age 33
CB: Phil Jagielka : England : Age 32
CB: Sylvain Distin : France : Age 36
CB: Tyias Browning : England : Age 20
CB: John Stones : England : Age 20
LB: Leighton Baines : England : Age 29
LB: Bryan Oviedo : Costa Rica : Age 24
LB: Luke Garbutt : England : Age 21
LB: Brendan Galloway : England : Age 18 (Loaned to Birmingham City)
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CDM: James McCarthy : Republic of Ireland : Age 23
CDM: Gareth Barry : England : Age 33
CDM: Muhamed Besic : Bosnia Herzegovina : Age 22
RM: Kevin Mirallas : Belgium : Age 26
RM: Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain : England : Age 21
RM: Aiden McGeady : Republic of Ireland : Age 28
CM: Darren Gibson : Republic of Ireland : Age 26
CM: Francisco Junior : Guinea Bissau : Age 22
CM: Leon Osman : England : Age 33
CM: John Lundstram : England : Age 20 (Loaned to Blackpool)
CM: George Green : England : Age 18 (Loaned to Portsmouth)
CM: Ryan Ledson : England : Age 17 (Loaned to Rotherham Utd)
CAM: Ross Barkley : England : Age 20
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ST: Romelu Lukaku : Belgium : Age 21
ST: Samuel Eto'o : Cameroon : Age 33
ST: Chris Long : England : Age 19
ST: Danny Ings : England : Age 22
ST: Steven Naismith : Scotland : Age 28
ST: Arouna Kone : Ivory Coast : Age 30
ST: Hallam Hope : England : Age 20 (Loaned to Sheffield Wed)
LW: Christian Atsu : Ghana : Age 22 (On loan at Everton)

Month of August - Start with a fight
Transfer News
Departures

The boss had a few goals in mind to improve the squad - namely bringing in young talent, loaning out young talent and getting rid of "old wood". Instantly a few youngster were sent out on loan - Hallam Hope, John Lundstram, George Green, Ryan Ledson, Brendan Galloway and Jindrich Stanek - all recieved season loan deals at other clubs to find First Team minutes.

However, that was not all the offloading that Neville decided to do, as he sold 2 players. Steven Pienaar was sent to the Tottenham Hotspurs, as he didn`t impress the new coach enough to be kept in the team.

Another player "given the boot" was Antolin Alcarez. The 32 year old center back was sold to OGC Nice. However, Alcarez did not feel bad for leaving. "I have had a good time at Everton. I feel as this is a new step in my career. I am getting old and I know that my time has come to leave this wonderful club, but that does not mean that I am done with football.

We over here at Everton wish both Pienaar and Alcarez a successful season at their new clubs!

Arrivals

Now, on to more positive news. During the transfer window two new players have been brought in aswell.

The young English striker from Burnley, Danny Ings has joined the forces of Everton, as Everton paid 4,6 mil. dollars for him. Neville was extremely happy with this signing, as they were searching for a young, pacey striker to come off the bench and be an instant impact.

Another player, who is also from England, is Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain, who joins the ranks of Everton. As he was not happy at Arsenal, Everton went for him and for 15 mil. dollars, Arsenal were willing to let him go.

GAMES
Leicester City 2-Everton 2

The first game for the Toffees was a tough one, as they went to face Leicester City. Most fans had hoped for a easy victory, but no such luck. The new signing himself, Marc Albrighton was the first one to score, letting the home team take an early lead.

However, two minutes later, Ross Barkley showed some solo-brilliance and scored the first goal for Everton in the Premier League. Leicester did not give up and just before half-time, Marc Albrighton got the ball and scored his second to give the home team a 2-1 lead.

However, it was not the last goal of the game, as Kevin Mirallas scored a late goal to finish the game 2-2. The fans had hoped for 3 points, but it was a tough game.

Everton 2-1 Chelsea

A huge game for Everton, as they went back to Goodison Park to play against the title-favorites, London Chelsea. And it didn´t start good.

The first goal was scored by Oscar, as he shot one past Tim Howard. Chelsea did look very strong, but as Romelu Lukaku took a shot, it was saved great by Schwarzer, only to be deflected to Ross Barkley how tucked it away to make the game 1-1.

After that, the game was very intense, but the next goal was produced by some seriously great passing play by Everton, as it was James McCarthy who got 1-on-1 with the keeper and he did not miss. In the 90th minute, he made the game 2-1, which was the final score. The Toffees went mad, as it was a day of great football.

Everton 0-0 Arsenal

If you thought that great football was over, think again. Goodison Park still had to host a game against Arsenal, another tough opponent.

However, the game was stale and rather boring, both team had chances but could not score. The only proper chance came in the 90th minute yet again, as Ross Barkley scored, however, the goal was later disallowed, as he was offside during the shot.

If you are interesting in looking at the goals of this month, click on HERE!! YEAH THATS RIGHT, RIGHT HERE!!!

Thats it for this month, I hope you enjoyed it, please leave feedback if you want, and I will see you guys next month! :P

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